Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

France. His sphere of duty is confined to the canton
and each commissary has under him sufficient number
Of executive agents.
One ormore eommissaries with swarm OF executive
sub-agents, in every city.
The commissioners just appointed charged each viii
the supervision Of the service in his department. eighty
| six in number.
4, Two projects Of poce-one in Paris, another il
1 Lyons
The occasional inspectors to be sent forth over thu
departments by virtue Of the last decree.
.. The Minister Of General Police resident in Paris
in whom the whole system centres
Besides the above, there special police organization
resident at each of the great railroad depot whose
vice is confined to that locality OF the working Of this
police we have lately had precious specimen in the
rest of some thirty correspondents of foreign journals OF
which have spoken in former letters. BY the way all
of the then arrested have been discharged
NM Coetogon and Virmaitre, Legtmiss editors OF
the ex-Corsare.
The extremely rigorous adopted by the Aus
trian Government in the north of Italy against all Swiss
citizens established in the Lombardo- yentan kingdom
seem at present likely to produce crisis alarming for
the peace OF Europe close Gordon of fifteen thousand
troops Theoretically closes the country along the whole
line of the canton of Tessno Five thousand Swiss have
been summary expelled from Milan, and twenty thou
sand from Lombardy Many Of them have been establish
ed there for great number of years On arriving in
Switzerland they found themselves reduced to the last
distress, which has been only partially relieved by ndi
vua and national subscription. Great excitement pre-
walls among the people, who striving to press the
derae and cautious Federal Council to the adoption
severe retaatory measures and the raising of military
force to meet the possible contingencies All parties
even the Conservatives, in favor Of energetic mea
sures AT present the Council remains firm in its mode
rate course which is charged and not without some show
of reason, as being undgnied and tame yielding the
exigencles OF Austria. We are looking with much in
terest for the next intelligence from the Swiss frontier
1t is not without interest at the present uncture
the number of foreigners resident Switzerland who may
be affected to their prejudice by retaatory measures
the Federal Council should find itself compelled to adopt
them. learn from Swiss Journal treating of the hos
tile attitude Of Austria, the following account 5512
French, residing principally in Geneva Berne, Neuchete
Vaud and Basic city; $685. Austrians, of whom $40
reside in the Canton of Tessno and the rest in the
try of the Grsons and ST. Gall a. 81 Sandman sub
Jects of whom 9l45 found in Geneva, and the ba
lance distributed between the Canons of Vaud Vaais
and Tessno l3,547 Germans of Baden residing princi-
paly in the Cantons of Thurgoyia Argoria and Base
city; 1886 Germans of Wurtemburg, in ST. Gall and
Basic city, giving aggregate of 400
Notwithstanding the pressure Of the people and the IN
relentDg blockade of the Swiss territory the Council dis
claim the intention to expel Austrian subjects from Swift
i
Vienna and excupatory of Switzerland to be pre-
sented at the principal Courts of Europe. This tame
policy the part Switzerland believed to result from
the conviction the Government has obtained that in war
with Austria having for its object the expulsion of Euro
pean political refugees from Swiss territory it has nothing
70 hope for from this Government of France France
mean Of course the Emperor would rather like the
Austrian policy enforced for its refugees in Swzer-
land have been the of little annoyance and the
occasion Of more than " amicable remonstrance."
Switzerland will have yield in this matter and reject
from her territory certain Of the insidous refugees
and keep stricter watch the rest There is but
place Of assured refuge in Europe and that England
Austria, after the demonstrations in the British
Parliament will probably abandon her intention of pro-
testing in threatening attitude against the liberty
joyed by the Kossuths and Mazznis in England. She
will hardly adopt which will produce aggra
walton Of eeling without attaining even partially tho
result desired II doubtless the utter hopeessnes
of rather than any respect love for the goi
free institutions of England that induced Napoleon
Ill 70 join Austria in the proposed protest Napoleon
has spent many years in England and knows that liberty
there is something than a name.
Another subject growing out Of the late insurrectionary
movements in Italy, is exciting interest at this moment
It's the seizure by sequestraton of the property Italian
emgrants from Lombardy who are suspected Of fayoring
the rebellion. Numerous nobemen resident in Piedmont
and who have become naturazed subjects of the
King Of Sardinia find themselves included in this niqu-
tous law and their Lombardy under seques-
traton Many of these nobemen VIGOROUSLY opposed
to the democratic agitation of Mazzni and notor
ousy marked out for the especial vengeance Of the
lutioniss in the insurrecon had succeeded Their
cause has been taken up warmly by the Sandman Gov
eminent, which protests and nmates that unless
the equestraon be abandoned measures will be
resorted to for the protection of its unofendng subjects
The relations Of Austria and Turkey in the East have
lately been the subject of energetic diplomacy on
the part Of Austria The following according to letters
which have just reached Paris from Vienna the terms
bassador, Count LBISNGES for the acceptance of the
Sultan
l. The ports Of Keyk and Soutorno remain in the pos
session of Austria.
.. Hostties to Immediately cease in Montenegro and
the Turkish troops to be promptly withdrawn from that
countrv
nifty to Austrian subjects for losses sustained by them
Bosnia.
A. Political refugees who have embraced the Mahomedan
religion, and who in the Turkish armies Roume-
lia to be Immediately removed to a distance from the
Austrian frontiers.
1t is understood that other Of difficulty between
the two Governments become the subject Of Interior
negotiation Upon Count LENrSGESs submission Of this
uldmatum it is said that the Porte applied the Minis
ters Of England and France know whether in the event
of its rejection the Sultan could upon the active
aid Of their Governments if we're to result with Aus