Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-15

the part of Russia should be rejected the Prussan
Government determined to take any part in the
against Russia and to preserve the neurayswhich
it had already announced and which it was determined
not to depart FROM excepting in the of the interests
Of Germany being in danger. Prince Hohsnzoern is
said to have presented autograph letter from his
reign to the Emperor OF the French The letter has not
been published but reported to be stuousy respect
full and almost obsequious. The mission, however, is
said to have failed in other words the explanations he
charged by the King Of Prussia give respecting his
neutrality In the Eastern question have satisfied this
Government. In reply to his that nothing
was ardently desired by his Prussan Majesty than
the maintenance Of the peace Of Europe he informed
that the best proof or the sincerity of such declaration
would be to join the Powers in resistance Russian ag
gresson, it would be the means Of efecting
what he most desired"
The publication of the correspondence between Russia
and England has produced very good effect in France.
Nothing has yet occurred tending much to the
mot Perfde Albion" from the French vocabulary Many
French people who had been able believe in the
cordial alliance of England with France frankly admit
that Sir HAMILTON SErmovs dispatches compistely
changed their opinions.
The news from Italy is that the Pop the
of 80. Peter sympathizes with the SULTAN, the
successor Of Mahomet The Pope has most graciously
received letter from the Sultan assuring his Holiness
of the benevolent intentions of the Porte towards its Ro
man Catholic subjects The Pope expressed in return
the most cordial sentiments of friendship towards the
Porte.
The semi-oficial Prussian Correspondents states that
the Gear has expressed his satisfaction with the
traiy which Prussia proposes to observe" We do not
doubt this is the fact The news from Vienna is that
Russia will not evacuate the Principalities The Gar is
known to have said that the proposal of the Western
Powers did not require FIVE minutes consideration.
Austria is about sending $4,000 additional troops the
Turkish frontier and the transportation Of the matsrst
of is going forward the most extensive scale.
Dispatches from Constantnople state that the Porte
has settled by two treaties with England and France,
the terms which she is to receive the aid of those
Powers and also the nature of the privileges to be
accorded the Christian subjects Of the Sultan Turkey
will enter into negotiations with Russia for peace
less with the concurrence of France and England. Sir
CHARLES NAPIER has arrived Copenhagen in the Vaor
seam-frigate The rest of his squadron in Win
go Bay, Gothinburg, where the whole fleet, when
joined by Admiral CoRRY's squadron will assemble pre-
limnarily; from thence it will proceed partly to the
Sound and partly to Kiel. Sir CHARLES NApIERs
division consists of twelve line Of battle ships, eight
screwfrigaes and smaller vessels, carrying 1858
guns 14015 men, and of 1916 horsepower. Admiral
CoREYs division consists of nine line of battle ships,
forty smaller and carries 922 guns This is irrespective
of the French force, which is on its way.
MARCH 24.-The Parliamentary proceedings of yes
terday unimportant.
The revelations which the GEAR provoked by his in
situations that the English Ministers lent at first favor
able his overures about Turkey have also induced
curious developments from France. The Monteur
says: "We have only one observation tomake upon the
care with which Russia has allowed France to be omit
ted in its plans for territorial acquisition, namely: that
Russia returned France after having failed at Lon
don and that France has had in its turn decline
advances less direct which not without
analogy with those Of which England had been the first
| object'
We may look shortly for intelligence of the first coll
sion between the Allies and the Russians in the Euxine
The Russians said to be preparing to stop the pas
sage at the mouth of the Danube with chains stock
ade has certainly been erected to prevent the passage Of
merchant vessels; and English steam figate of %
guns and French corvette have left for uiua at the
mouth of the Danube, to destroy this stockade 1t is
scarcely probable that the Russians will permit this with
their main naval force the mouth of the Danube
sebastopol Should their fleet out general en-
gagement could scarcely be avoided.
In the Baltic all is excitement Kel, Copenhagen, and
Hamburger all full of hustle. In Germany all con-
tinues problematical 1t is said that Berlin and
Vienna, being agreed upon general principles are
concerning eventual common course of action and
that all the members Of the Germanc Confederation will
cordially acquiesce in their resolves.
despatch from Vienna says that the Russian Minis
ter at that court had audience with the Austrian En-
peror Immediately after the return of the latter from
Munich and that at this interview the Russian Minister
preferred claims upon Austria of very important cha
racter ..-..'.
THREE o'cLocK-The British Government is in hourly
expectation of receiving official advice that the Gar has
rejected what with Irish license, may call their
last ultimatum or Punch has it, their umatissiaus.
1t is supposed that declaration of with Russia will
follow.
London Stock Exchange oclock-Consos at the lowest
point yet touched SO. The Turkish loan is readily
taken at II to per cent. premium. Considering the
state of the market it very favoraby received Very
little doing in American stocks; quotations nearly
nominal.