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The Suppression of the insurrec-
ton in Portugal is the chief item of
political intelligence. The CONNER
rial news is less favorable; cotton
has fallen 3-8 TO ID.
FRANcE.-'rhe Moniteur announ-
ces that the party of order has obtain
ed an advantage in the elections for
the municipal council in the depart
meni of the Rhone, and in the cleo
ton of the Judge of the commercial
courts at Rlom in the department of
Puy de dome.
The MonlteuG announces vlcto
ry over the Arabs. They were at
tackled by a column of French troops
near Onad Rahl, aud routed. The
French had III killed and 35 wound
ed.
GERMANY.--Berlin, April 23.-
The last Austrian note repels the
long-approved of division Of power,
and declares that Austria is ready 10
return TO The basis of the Germanic
Diet, on condition that certain re-
forms shall he decreed at Frankfort.
The Berlin ministerial papers Of
the Dist inst. state that Austria has
proposed, in case of certain events,
TO march 100000 troops through
Piedmont, This proposal, which
has been submitted 10 the Cabinet of
Turin, has made deep impression
al Berlin.
The same papers mention a Sc
crot treaty between Russia and Aus
tr'a and that they endeavor to gain
the support OF Prussia.
The object of the secret treaty is
10 protect Europe against the results
of crisis which is impending in
France.
Our Vienna correspondence is of
the Doth inst.
1t announces the appointment Of
Prince Schwarzenberg 10 the Gov
ernnorsbip of Pennsylvania, vice
General Wolgemuth, deceased
Baron Gehringer has refused to
accept the post of Stadtholde of
Hungary. The post is now to be
offered to the archduke Leopold
Our correspondent states that n
change of measures may possibly be
expected with regard 10 Hungary.
The Emperor who was confined
10 his room for few days by a slight
indisposlton, has again appeared in
public; his brother, ,hc archduke Fer
dinam MaXiian. ia lying i'll nf a fo-
yer a, Trieste. The Duke of Bor-
deaX is again somewhat indisposed.
A diplomatic quarrel has broken
out between the Austrian Empire
and The Sultan of Turkc which has
led TO the withdrawal the former
from Constantinople. l ne Sultan
has given offence by declaring that
ne will not detain any longe Kossuth
and the other Hungarian generals.
The period ofOne year, during which
he promised. at Lord Palmerston' S
suggestion, to keep them in safe Gus
tody, having now expired.
tic also sends a bill TO Austria for
the eXpences Of their maintenance,
and of guarding them. Besi.les this,
he complains that Austrian influence
has fomented the rebellion in his
Bothnlan provinces. The said insnr-
rectlon appears now TO be pretty
well subdued by Omer Pasha, except
that few thousands of the rebels,
since the last great battle, have ral-
lied at Bihac.
SPAIN.-I'hc Portuguese Charge
q Affairs had rot yet been successful
in prevailing on the Spanish govern
ment to tender the offer of an armed
interference 10 put down SaltIanha
There is good reason for believing
that government eXacts from every
person aiming at being deputy, a
pledge that he will vote for the set.
tlemeni of The public debt of Spain,
and That those who do not assent 10
these terms may expect TO have their
election contested by ministerial
candidate. The Prime Minister ap-
pears to be firmly resolved that this
desirable object shall be The first thing
which the Cortes are to pass imme-
oIa!eIy aftertheir meeting on the LIST
of June.
PoRTUGAL.-The military rebel.
hon. headed by the Marquis SaIdan-
ha, against the government of the
Queen OF Portugal, does not seem