Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-21

Claims would be revived and if the Senate have really
put final extinguisher upon them the fact very i'm
portant"
Mr. OSCAR LAFAYETTE the grandson and representa-
tive of the General has refused to take the oath of ale
glance TO the Emperor required from him captain Of
artillery, and has in consequence been deprived Of his
commission.
The only from SPAIN is, that there is prospect
of another Ministerial crisis The LERsUSDI Cabinet
threatens to break up before it is fairly constructed
Some Continental journals which usually well in
formed state that Count REcnBERo the Austrian Com
missioner in Italy is invested with power to treat for
the adjustment of the differences with Piedmont and Swift
zerand: and the Opfaone has letter from Milan stat
ing that the Cabinet Vienna has minated to the Lom
bard enigrants who nauralzed in Sardinia that if
they would have the sequesraon taken of their proper
y they must procure certificate of good political
since 1913 from the magistrate of the place where they
i've and deliver it to the Austrian Ambassador at Turin
who will submit it to Marshal RADErKY for considera-
ton. Other accounts both from Austria and Lombardy
have lately reported the desire felt at Vienna to
from position full of embarrassment and disadvantage
Thus we hope speck of has vanished from the
political horizon Of Europe
Respecting the negotiations between Turkey and Rus
STA have certain intelligence is confidently hoped
that all will end in pacific arrangement especially since
it asserted that the Emperor Russia is dissatisfied
with the which his special Ambassador at Con-
stantinope pursued, and charges him with having ex-
ceeded his instructions.
From Persia rumor that the SHAH is preparing
new expedition against Herat in opposition to the re-
monstrances of Col SHELL the British Envoy the Per-
sian court Russia whose fingers charged with being
in every body pie is said also to be the mischief
here. The news certainly by way of St. Peters
burgh and Hamburger.
Drinc nal Il hat
TIEcK died at Berlin the 2Sth ultimo. English and
American students of German literature will remember
that TIEcK helped to amiarize his countrymen with the
writings OF Shakespeare and other Of the elder English
dramatiss, by his TRANSACTIONS. M. TIEcK in his
eighteth year long period of suffering had withdrawn
the poet and critic from the literary society of which he
was the ornament
England nation is alone in her intolerance
wards the Jews Even Prussia has its haters of the
who abide by the faith of their fathers the days of Mo-
ses but there, as in England the enlightened citi
cry shame upon the ntoerants and of undoubt
ed patriotism unbemshed honor literary and
hc eminence array themselves the side of oppres
sed minority and pray the of civil disabilities
account of matters of faith The First Prussan Chamber
lately voted the exclusion of Jews from all civil employ
ment. petition to the Second Chamber has been pre-
sented which bears the of thousand influential
citizens conspicuous among whom is the veteran phioso
pher ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT The petitioners demand
equal treatment for the adherens of all religious confes-
ons and the admission of Jews public functions The
reading of the petition strenuousy opposed in the
Second Chamber, but majority decided that it should
be received and read.
The Cabinet in Holland is rapidly acquiring public
confidence and consequently strength especially since
has pledged itself to maintain the constitution nvolate
and to render the municipal authorities Of the Kingdom
less dependant on the central power.
There adyices from the Paris Bourse yesterday
1t being HOLIDAY in that city.
London Stock Exchange, o'clock.-Consols for cash
l0O2f to l005f.; account lO02f 100Ef
There is an increased pressure for money, but the
funds are well supported
good business has been done in the market for United
States securities, aud prices fully supported.