Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-27

Ministerial crisis in PIEDMosr has excited feelings
of ordinary soicude respecting the probable
Of events in that country regards constitutional gov
eminent and moderate progress For the last three years
the councils Of VcToR EMANUEL have been presided
by the Marquis DAnoLIs statesman who has hitherto
stood high among constitutional Liberals in his own coun
try and who, although adhering in many respects to
conservative opinions has up to the present time been
party to all the of salutary reform which the
people Of SARDINIA have realized. The Marquis how |
ever has of late begun to show disposition
in accordance with the views Of the reacionary party
which is supported by the influence of the uramonane
clergy, and is believed by that of France the mao
rity Of the Cabinet holding their liberal opinions the
Marquis and two of his colleagues have resigned, and
the King has accepted their resignation M. CAvoUR,
the popular Minister Of Finance has been charged with
the formation Of Ministry II is well known that
intgues have for time been carried at the court
of Turin the part of France for the purpose Of
storing in Piedmont the predominance Of the clergy and
reesabshng in that country the old restriction the
press. The ends that have been pursued in Bel
GUM have formed the aim of French diplomacy in North
ern Italy 1t is hoped that AzIGLIs has yielded rather
through want of frmness and resolution under great
difficulties than to any conscious alteration from person
al rectude to this act Of inconsistency and derogaon
from his previous high conduct Great confidence is
placed in the frmness of the King Of Sardinia. Much
will depend upon him. A great cause is in his hands
the Of constitutional monarchy in Southern Europe
The future Of Italy and the safety of his domnons
may be alike influenced for many years to by his
conduct in this trying hour Should he unhappily faer,
be oyerboe in his successful efforts to resist the in
huences in league against him. the of moderate
liberty will have sustained grievous check and the
prosperity and peace of Piedmont will be overhung with
darkness for many day to come.
We sorry hear that the prospects of favorable
issue to the Ministerial crisis in Turin have within these
few days been considerably overcast "a Ministry Of
concession" is now contemplated
letter from MILAN in the Turin Opiaione states that
havessuddenly been made by the Aus
trian police. Other arrests have been made ct Como
and Lodi.
The appointment Of M. DELFossE President of the
BELGIAN Chamber of Representatives has been considered
act of hostility towards LOUIS NAPOLEON, M.
DELFossE is political friend of the late Minister NJ Or
BAN new Cabinet holding the opinions as M.
DELFossE will not yield to the ntmations of the French
agents who recommend the passage of bill against the
liberty Of the press Such Cabinet has, in fact been
formed with NJ BRoUoKERE at the head of it. 1t is
considered moderate and temperate 1t may, how
ever be justly set down warmly devoted to the
constitution of Belgium well to the monarchy and
dynasty of King LEOPOLD 1t is generally admitted that
it will have working majority in both chambers.
The news from GERMANY is trifing and unimportant
The deputaton of the Prussian army which is attend
the funeral of the Duke of WELLINGTON will be composed
Baron HITLER General of Infantry the retired list
two ades-de-camp of the King the colonel and
officers Of the twenty regiment of infantry of which
the Duke was the commandant. Baron HITLER is the
only Prussian officer living who commanded a
siderable body of troops at Waterloo In addition to this
official deputaton, than forty generals and officers
Of the staff will attend The Prince of PRUSSIA will also
be present AUSTRIA is perfectly barren of intelligence.
The Diet of Frankfort has yet commenced its stngs
The King of SWEDEN is suffering under indspo-
ston
With respect to TURKEY and the Sutan's reputation
of the loan which negotiated by his Minister at
Paris, Prince CALLMAKI, willing to believe that
neither the monarch nor his ministers have Uy done
wrong They negotiated the loan in good faith and in
tended to fulfil the But there is party In
TURKEY stronger points than the Sultan him
SELF The Koran like the Mosaic law forbds usury, and
though Mahometans break the law for their own
nience it still exists to be enforced when that
purpose By the Uemas and Muts the reigning Sultan
is regarded as a bad Mussulman and they have formed
party against him. The loan violation of the reli-
gous law it enabled that party to enlist the religious
feelings Of the people and many persons Of the Court
against the Sultan 1t gave into the hands of his oppo
nents weapon he could not resist and he is understood
to have succumbed to the ultra Mussumans party The
credit and character Of the Government have received
deep wound considerable pecuniary loss will have to
be sustained at time when the Turkish treasury is
haused but the religious party in Turkey has trumphed.
An ecclesiastical principle has been followed in secular
matters, and disgrace and loss the consequences.
The Turkish Government is to be psd for its weakness
and for its being much under the control of nacsm
If this Interpretation Of the Turkish difficulty be the
correct one and it receives many corroboraons then
ligon which, when Of the genuine description is uni
formly peace maker and healer of differences has
under Of its false guise led to the degradation of
Turkey, to the late difficulties in Belgium, and to the
existing in Piedmont In fact it is the root Of all
the mischief which is evident and of much of that which
brewing in Europe and tmay be safely oretold that if
large scale again desoates this quarter Of
the globe, it win be avowedy upon political grounds
but really and truly upon falsely called religious
between Roman Catholicism and Professionalism
The Turkish Sultan however, does not admit that he
has acted upon compuson but alleges that the negotia
tors Of the loan had in various ways exceeded their in
strucons both the terms the loan and its amount
and vELY PAcHA the ambassador Paris is charged
to explain the French Government and bankers the
MAXI who negotiated the loan has been recalled and the
late Minister Of Finance at Constantnople has been
rested and thus the Sultan's degree of
consistency Some of journals find third cause for
the degrading position in which Turkey is placed in the
Of Russia and France to obtain ascendency
in the Divan, and ally in the Sultan 1t may be So