Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-05

lion ever committed, and this too, by Government
and people both in possession of liberty and fre-
action both prosperous and in comm,nd of growing
ces We fear that this mode of paying of debt
IMAM convenient setting example tempting
De followed BY other nations Of Southern EuropeRome
Naples, and Portugal, for example.
There is good deal Of excitement in Ronx respecting the
nti-papa movement in the British Parliament The PopE
said TO complain that he has deceived by his Enp;sh
respecting the state Of public opinion in this country
further added that his Holiness has been indirecty an
piled by the British Government to withdraw hi, offensive
BRIEF and that he refused to do The recent story of
plot to assassinate the Pope be the invention
OF an old woman, servant 10 Protestant clergyman,
and fabricated to revenge herself upon English re-
aden,s in Rome, who had offended her. The readiness
with which such baseless story believed the act-
vy Of the police and Government which was excited by it,
proved the vered state Of society in Rome The Russian
and Austrian Ministers have recommended the Pope quit
bis redpce at the Vatican, which the Castle Of
Angelo, occupied exclusively by the French and
to the Qurnal very strong axi GaIca1 feeling dcta-
ted this recommendation The Ausrans ore occupying
strong positions between Bologna and Modena and have
lately taken possession Of Fort Ubsno situated near those
cities. The news from NkPIEs is warke the officers Of
the Neapoan army expect be in active service n few
weeks The court party Aas long decae6 that there could
be peace in Erope whi Switzerland and Piedmont were
Austrian dicum political affairs sd points the object
for which The King Of Naples has formed an army Of one
hundred and twenty Thousand but think Swi,ze
land and Piedmont hove little fear frsm Naples There 10
work maturing much home for the attention of her
Government The people of Piedmont appear TO be fully
sensible Of their critical position, quite Of the sinister
feeling Of Austria towards hens and that there strong
rsactionary party even among themselves We they
prepared meet The emergency. and that England and
ouViltp fhnIn
should be made upon this last remnant except France Of
| constitutional government in Continental Europe.
Every liberal who has the freedom the greatness and
regeneration Of Germany aea musbe painfully affected at
the present position and prospects oha glorious country.
The best that present before eer return to her
condition settled not by her people, but by her Kings and
Princes in 1915. We cfeered however, by hope that
such state Of debasemen cannot long exist The people Of
Germany in 1850 not the those Of 1915, and
they require, and will obtain, mode Of government
spending to the progress which they feel around
The relations between PhussIA and AUSTRIA remain the
Prussia demands full parity with Austria in the e1-
ecutve and legislative departments Of the confederation, and
that steps whatever shall be taken without the full consent
of all the members Of the confederation. Austria equally
obstinate and deermined she insists upon the eleven
project with without the Of the minor States the
exclusive possession by Austria Of the Presidency in the con-
federation, aud the admission Of all her poynces Prussia
points to the convention Of Olmulz, and insists upon its
literal ful6ment Prince says he did very
wrong signing that conventions when by war; he might
after six weeks campaign, have dictated the Of peace
at Berlin.
The internal affairs Of Austria represented as being
in deporabe state The Croatians and Hungarans
are in condition very little short Of revolt and the Italians
are only kept from open rebellion by the large standing
mics quaered in the Lombardo crown lands The
Vienna ministerial organs begin admit that this is the
true posture Of affairs late Hamburg paper states that the
position Of RUSSIA in regard to the great German Powers
has undergone considerable alteration Russia Is said not to
interfere directly in the internal affairs Of Germany but she
must inevitably lean towards either Austria on Prussia We
told that the St. Peersbugh Cabinet has lately dis
covered that PaussA warmly upon the mainten-
ance OF the treaties Of 1885, than AUSTRIA does and that
the latter Power, which always by them 50 long as
they served her purpose, wholly rejects them. As
RUssA has always made point of maintaining the Of
things fixed by the treaties Of 1915 she is now declared to
be more the friend OF Prussia than of Austria. The enlight-
ened Sultan of TURkEr has issued important rman in
favor Of his Christian Protestant subjects in which he COM
mands that they shall exercise their secular and religious
fairs in their way without any interference whatever
The present king of GREEcE has direct heir and his
brother, Prince Lupod Of Bavaria has refused for himself
any Of his become the Eastern Church.
SINE qua which the constitution Of Greece exacts from
Its monarch II thought that Of the Princes of Sweden
will be supported both by England and France as candi
date for the of Greece The Russian Governnenth
addressed note e the French Cabinet calling upon i. to Co
operate the de6ntve settlement Of the Greek succession
MARCH IA.
There is further news from the CAPE OF Coon
HoPE this morning; nothing decisive had taken
place in relation to the Kaf6r outbreak but the in
surgents had been defeated in two or three attempts
upon the frontier FORTS Additional troops from
England will reach the Cape about the 18th of
April. Parliament did not sit yesterday. The only
continental news Of importance is contained in the
following extract from the Daily News:
"The NATIONAL Zeung, Of Berlin, published on the loh
long and comprehensive memorandum of the Prussan Gov
ernment in defence Of the policy has pursued the
conference Of Omuz This memorandum dated the Ilh
Of February, which time the perfect good understand-
ing supposed subsst between the Cabinets Of Berlin
and Vienna; yet many passages of it contemplate war.
Another memorandum which will probably have pretty much
the contents be drawn up-so it was decided at
Cabinet council held in Berlin the 9thby Count Alyeu-
sleben and M. lie Cog. An the last Austrian
note, by conciatory said has been Dispatch
ed Vienna The memorandum first alluded TO- mentions
the French protest against the Of all the Austrian
States the Bund that that by no means be
desired by Prussia though under certain she
will not oppose it. The settlement Of the Schlesws- -Hol-
stein question dwe upon Austrian military occupation
of Hamburg &C. made light Of Prussian conduct towards
Hesse Casse justified and constitution promised to that
country the joint gift Of Austria and Prussia to be com
poao of ervativa II