Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-04-01

Iberian Empire the Crown to be by the Cobourg
Regent Of Portugal Andalusa is for the Duchess DE
MoNTpENsIRR. Thsis adesperate state OF affairs when
will be msoved by the resolve Of the Government to
propose constitution which shall strengthen the hands
of the Grown and weaken the power Of the Legislature
At Rome aT 49,. are going from bad to worse. The ad-
mnisaion is weak and full Of disorder although con-
stantly putting it down.
From Lombardy the accounts breathe nothing but me-
anchoy monoonous misery The King of Naples is per-
picked about the latitude which it ought to assume
if he would be of any Importance in the strife which
is about to The remainder of Italy is political
nonentty.
Greece is good deal alarmed about the disturbances
in Albania. Those portions of the Greek army whose
fidelity be depended upon have been ordered to the
frontier in order prevent eserters crossing the boun
Diary to join the insurgents. II. ..". ..
The Indian news shows that Russia is very busy in
that neghorhood but that she has produced any
very important results.
Russia is also very busy negotiating with Sweden or
at least striving do So The Swedish Council of State
has voted three millions Of rx dollars banco towards the
expense Of defending the neutrality of the kingdom The
Russian admiralty have taken precautions in the Baltic
like those taken by Prince Menschko in the Black Sea,
and removed all the buoys beacons, sc.
The Russian Government demands from that of Dem
mark that it shall refuse supply the English and French
squadrons with provisions and Goals. The ministerial
resolution for giving the Danish administration right to
proclaim constitution for the whole monarchy, without
the cooperation Of the Chambers rejected in the
Diet by majority of 81 to l.
Whatever may the defects the constitution Of
France it is certainly calculated get through with its
legislative functions very rapidly in of emergency
On Tuesday the Emperor signed decree the Tuleres
directing that bill authorizing the Finance Minister to
raise two hundred and fifty millions of francs (en mil
lions of pounds serlng should be laid before the Corps
Legislatf An hour afterwards the bill was brought down
to the House. recommended by the Minister Of Finance
and about seventy members and signed by three council
lors of State. committee Immediately appointed
to examine the BILL which the next day reported unan
nously in its favor and after little interruption caused
by few who thought two hundred and fifty millions not
enough and wanted grant four hundred, the measure
was passed by the unanimous Of the House. two hun
dred and thirty eight members being present This pro-
ceeding shows not only confidence in the Emperor but
hearty cooperation with him under the circumstances
| in which France is placed.
Her Maiesty will at this day pass through the
first division of the feet assembled at Sphead; but
there will be no formal review The first division Of the
fleet will sail for the Baltic at twelve o'clock
This arrangement evnces Judgment and good taste The
great object is TO get strong naval force into the
Baltic quickly possible. All HOLIDAY displays are
therefore discreety avoided AL estal parade appears
on this occasion be by the injunction
that he who putteth his boast not he who
putteth ii off, The Queen will in an unostentatious
ner ss is her WON'T bid the gallant blue Jackets God
speed" .. ..
The approach of the cholera limited at in the House
Of Lords last night 1t has already appeared in some
towns of Scotland and progressing by the exact
path which it trayersed in l848 and 184o ILL.,.