Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18
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EPAIN.
We have received the Madrid journals Of the a6th The
Epoea says: 1--WE authorized by Lord HowDKs Min
lister Penipotentary of her Britannia Majesty in this
capital to deny the statement made yesterday by Of
the Madrid journals that and France have
y addressed diplomatic notes to the Spanish Government
touching the political eventuatcs which may arise in
Spain He denies it as far regards England With
out being authorized, believe we can equally deny it
SO far as France is concerned"
GERMANY.
The Ost Deutsche Post Of Vienna Of the 26th says
The diplomatic relations between the Cabinet and that
OF St. Petersburgh rather animated present in
sequence Of the reciprocal questions which these two
Cabinets are addressing to each other the concenra
uon OF troops which taking place in their respective
frontiers Ii s known that Austria began by asking ex
planation concerning the collection OF Russian troops
the frontier Of Gacia and the only given at ST.
Petersburgh was an inquiry 20 what by the
concentration OF Austrian troops in Gallicia 1t is said
that this inquiry has led to note which was for
warded days back Count Eserhazy the Austrian
Ambassador at st. Peersburgh
letter from Vienna Of the 29th in the German Jour-
nal Of Frankfort, says:
tWe can affirm from sure source that propositions
have arrived here from Pars and London to the Cabinet
of Vienna relative to treaty of alliance, offensive and
defensive. II is certain that Austria has yet
cepted these propositions and that negotiations the
subject still pending. IL is said that the Emperor
lately declared that he was unwilling to neglect any
means Of placing his policy in unison with that of Prus
sa so ne to spare Germany the consequences Of schism
The intention consequently appears to be to await the
result of NJ de Pfordens mission, although is scarcely
expected that 1t will terminate successfully 1t is
markable that even among the best informed circles,
nothing is known concerning that mission The intel-
gence being confirmed that the little German States
joining the Austrian policy The adhesion Of several
Cabinets reached Vienna yesterday and up to this time
Saxony and Wurtemburg the only States which have
pronounced directly against that policy"
CHINA
By the mail from Hong Kong, September 11th at Lon
don, learn that Canton is still held by the Imperial
ist but constant fighting had been going on with varying
1t thought however, that the Imperiasts
might be able to retain the city Fashan was yet in the
the 26th Of August at which time the insurgents had
possession Of the city. Nngpo, August 2Sth, was al
quiet At Foochowfoo the export of teas actively
going forward and several ships awaiting cargoes There
appearance of trouble in the interior. At Annoy
all was quiet, and at Namoa affairs calming,
of the rebel chiefs had died. understood that the
Penpotentaries Of the three Powers would set out i'm
mediately for Pekin 1t was also reported that at
tempt would be made to open up trade the Yan-tse
Kiang and at Nankin with armed force On the 25th
of August the British Admiral Stirling was at Woosung
with the ship Winchester and steamers Encounter anG
Barracoutra intending to proceed to Japan The Rus
squadron had been at Quepaer but had sailed north
Commodore PERRY passenger to Southampton in th
mail steamer.
1 SHANGHAI AUGUST 23.-We have little of interest t,
report in reference to the progress of the revolution
The insurgents at the north and west still
full though their advance is not rapid was antci
pated having doubtless encountered in the vicinity
the capital larger and better disciplined forces than the
have hitherto had contend with The city of Shangha
still holds out against the besiegers. The country il
this vicinity however is very quiet at present thoug
rumors current Of intended risings Soochow
Hang chow Should these two important cities fall int
the hands of the insurgents, may look for
sequences to the trade Of this port than any yet
renced.