Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-27

though letters from Paris state that it is not believed
there that the proposition accepted by the Car contain
ed any thing relative his immediate evacuation Of the
Principates. These letters 60 to say
Avery curious explanation Is given Of the unexpect
ed rapidy with which what all the world Is for the pre-
sent agreed call the acceptance Of the proposition
the four Powers received from ST.. Peersburgn M
de Meyendor the Russian Ambassador at VIENNA waS
already KNOWN invited BY the yps he
four Powers there to attend their conferences rms me-
declined TO do, hut they communicated TO MN ner reso
lutions before they had put them into formai snape
lie thus enabled, as early as july 20 or PefnnpS
10 send the substance Of them TO ST. Peersburgh ana
here Is reason 10 suppose that the Emperors
oeptance teegraphed from St. Pcterspurgh on August
based not upon the propositions put upon
very possible then it is said, (and am now quoting
Russian version the terms Of evacuation Of the prn
cpaties may not have been precisely stated to the En-
peror Nicholas by NJ de Meyendorf This suggestion
lets in light npon wide field for equiyocation and in
trigue."
The first publication Of the bans of marriage of the
Tnke DE BRABAST with the Archduchess MARIA HENRI
Eta of Austria took place Brussels Sunday last
They we're read conormaby to the law by the Burgo-
master the principal door of the Hotel de Vle and
afterwards posted up with others, in various parts of
the city
The Swiss Chambers have separated without concud-
inc the settlement with Austria declaring that the
C6belouo
ered to Austria 1t appears that the municipal auhori
ties Of Elbing not in good odor with the King of
Prussia in consequence Of religious notions which
they hold. The King would receive them his late
passing through the city When he addressed those bo
dies and persons that he would receive, he said:
have felt great regard for the town of Elbing,
where had been formerly received with such favor and
am deeply greyed to prevail here state of things
which am compelled to blame. know that this blame
does affect the majority of the inhabitants Of the
town. but there agitaoss and some OF the local au
thorites who follow demoraizng and anti ten
denotes and sl noursh the disastrous and dsgracefu
conquests of unhappy epoch. If this state IF things
does not change, blow will be struck which will
show that there is still master in the country who has
the power to put end to such disorder again thank
you my reception, and authorize you to repeat what
lave said"
There is nothing new from Vienna, except in connex-
ion with the Russo Turkish affair.
There are many rumors Of revolutionary plots in Rome
ii is known that Of the emssaries of ~ MAzzIN
in that city, having there lately from Naples
1t is said that the French General in Rome keeps his
troops ready for immediate action, and exercises them
regularly every morning If any development of the
Eastern question should produce difficulties between
France and Austria the troops of the latter in the Papa
legations would be in very uncomfortable position with
formidable French forcein thcirrear Every thing shows
that the French have intention evacuate Rome.
number Of arrests have lately taken place at Mantua
Venice and other cities in Northern Italy and Lombardy
The expectation Of from Venetian Lombardy has
been prohibited by Marshal RADETsKY.
The Vienna Wdnderr Of the 9th says upon authority
Of letter from Constantnope, dated the 26th Of July
The Porte is in good earnest regards the negotia
TONS In order to give Russia proofs of her pacific in
tentons the Egyptian contingent has not been dsem
barked This inclination to give way may be attribute
bic the attitude assumed by the French Cabinet The
conduct at present manifested by NJ de la Cour by
decisive formerly People here begin to
derstand that the Emperor of the French is determined
npon the preservation of peace, coate qua codte &C.
Prince Gortschako did not content himself with prohibit
ing the payment of the tribute due from the Hospodars
the Porte it is said he has also sequestrated it. The
Hospodars not any permitted to communicate
with the Divan which strictly forbidden Prince Ghika
apprEed the Porte of these commands and declared the
necessity Of submission though the much
against his will; but Prince Strby did think it
worth while to report these facts to the Porte he sub
mitted to Russian authority without more ado"
The Danish and Swedish feet has been recalled before
the for the cruise Of had expired and
ordered in haste the Baltic The establishment of
Russian army in Finland is considered hostile de-
monsiration against Sweden