Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-16

occupation.
In the mean time We are again looking with interest
the reply Of the Gar to the four conditions Of
proposed by the Allies In the notes exchanged Vienna
the 9Th instant between France England, and Aus
tria. These terms-the same, with some modification
proposed by NJ Drouyn de pHuys on the 22d of July,
and acceded to with certain discreet reservations by
Austrahave been dispatched to St. Petersburgh for the
Cars consideration Prussia and Austria seriously
divided in opinion to the it behooves them to
pursue the Car should positively reject these
conditions of peace and to the obligations of the late
treaty. (20th Apr STIMULATING for the mutual defence
of each others territory in Of either being attacked
Prussia contends that the evacuation of the Prncpaes
by Nicholas satisfies that treaty and relieves her from
its obligations; Austria contends that if should fol-
low between Austria and Russia in consequence of the
nonacceptance by the Gar of the conditions now
posed, Prussia is bound to support Austria. The follow
ing extracts from the various German papers will throw
upon the question oil the light that it is at present capa
BILE Of receiving
The journal de FRANKFORT contradcts the statement,
given by many papers, that Russas to the Aus
an and Prussan notes in support of the conditions of
peace laid down by the Western Powers had arrived
Berlin Those notes not having been sent off to St.
Petersburgh before the 13h the answer could have
been received at Berlin up to the 22d.
from Berlin of the 9th which says:
"The return of the Russian Plenpotentiary who left
this city under preext of asking for permission to bear
against Turkey proves that the relations of Prussia
with the Russian Cabinet have become friendly than
they at the moment of his departure. In fact the
position Of Prussia is such with respect Russia that
there is the slightest ground for thinking that she
haze the most remote intention of taking up against
the Gar" .a.".
There some signs that apprehensions entertain
ed in various quarters that in the West may grow
out of this strong sympathy with Russia that is evnced
by Prussia. The German Diet has just appropriated
put the Notifications Of Landau in good repair
Landau is strong city, fortified by Vauban, situated
short distance west Of the Rhine the French
frontiers. 1t belongs to Bavaria Prussia is arming
Dantzc and other places the northern coast Prussia
and the minor German Powers remounting their
vay and otherwise preparing for the possible contingent
cy of war. ...,..
We have important intelligence from Spain since the
date Of my last but nothing that indicates what is to be
the end of the revolution The difference between EspAR
rERo and oDoSsBII seems to be fatally widening. Es-
has accepted the presidency of electoral club
called the Union Club 1t hoped that he has done so
to check CONTROL and guide its operations than from
sympathy and entire adhesion to all its principles The
principles of this Club Universal suffrage ndiv-
dual liberty liberty of of the press association
petitoning instruction, labor right of meeting-berties
which the general codes and special laws must be subor
dinae fundamental law which organizes the powers
the principle and the sovereignty of the people
ganzation of the State the principle of decentra=a
onthat is to say, leaving the provinces and the COM
to their management reform of the system of
axaton suppression of indirect contributions establish
ment of successive reduction of the expenses
Of the budget consolidation Of national credit and free
dom OF banks universal and gratutous public nstruc-
ton of all degrees administration of justice based on
the Institution Of the jury for all and gratitous
abolition of the military conscrpon reform and reduo-
ton of the army abolition of the punishment of death
when the penal penitentary system will permit it, general
armng of the people, whose chiefs shall never be func-
tonares of the Government and amelioraton of the
condition of the working classes This Club has required
the Minister of the Interior to revoke SEaosr1 as Gov
ernor OF Madrid. SsGosrI is charged with being too
moderate. The Minister has refused to displace him.
The principal merchants Of Madrid have met and offered
their support to Government to maintain order. NJ
AHLLoN is appointed Minister to Rome Gonzales BRAVO
Vienna OLosoaA Paris RIOS RosAs to Lisbon Some
changes in the Cabinet imminent
The Messenger de Dayonne the arrival in that
town of two and daughter Of Queen CHRISTINA
The four other children who have arrived Lisbon are
to embark for Southampton, from whence they will 90 to
Bayonne. Madrid letter Of the 2lst says:
Well-informed persons pretend that the question
which appears to divide most seriously the members of
the present Cabinet is that of the departure of Queen
Christina. Almost all the Ministers would like to favor
her DEPARTURE but they meet with strong opposition
said the part of Marshal Espartero and his aide
de-camp, the Minister of Marine, NJ. Allende Saazar
They both that there would be danger of making
themselves unpopular were they to oppose the national
will so strongly expressed on this point
Several provincial juntas in SPAIN and amongst them
that of Cadz have decreed the abolition of death for po
ltical crimes and at Madrid petition is being signed
praying the Government extend the measure to oil the
kingdom.
NJ EMILE DE BRAY, enseigne de uaseau has just been
named Chevaer in the Legion of Honor for his services
in the Polar Seas in search Of Sir John Franklin. We
read in the Constitutional
" 1t is well known that the troops forming part Of the
expeditions must receive clothing protect them
from the cold in the winter house at Metz has just
received large order for sort of great coat in sheep
skin which is to be fastened the breast by loop
similar to that used for paetos Large quantities of
shoes with wooden soles also being made as well as
head dresses which will the nape of the neck and
the ears"
The French Academy held It's annual sitting on Thurs
day, Count SALvANDY in the chair NJ VLLEMAIy the
Perpetual Secretary read the report the character
literary works sent in Count de Sa1andy then read the
przesfor acts of rtuous and in
the course of his address alluded in moving to the
Duke Elchpgen and Gen. Carbuccia both perishing in
the East in the service Of their country The prizes were
then declared ...
That for poetry awarded to Nine Louise Colet for
her verses on the "Acropos of Athens, NJ Arthur de