Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-03-26

EUROPEAN NEWS.

The English papers Of The 9th instant brought to Port
land BY The steamer Norwegian supply the suboned items
OF foreign intelligence.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A deputation had waited upon Mr. Adams 10 London
aud presented him with address signed by than
l35OO citizens Of Birmingham, sympathizng with the anti
slavery policy Of President Lincoln
The Times Getty ariice) says that the proposal Of the
washington Government for ssuDg letters of marque
with other indications, have revived the mp that
certain portion of ths Washington Cabinet endeavor
ing TO obtain solut of tie existing difficulty by forcing
on foreign war; to enable the breaking up of the
Un,n to be attributed thu overwhelming power of the
jealous European astocracy This theory alone explains
Stewards determination asist that the Federal power
has with nothing but success and that there in no
Southern insurrection
In the House Of Lords Lord Stathedens notice 10 favor
OF recognition of tho South France s ready to
the movement had not been brought for ward.
Tho Tunes strongly condemns the motion, deprecates dis
cuson on the subject aud argues continued strict neu-
trality. III
In the House Of Commons, Mr. Laird asked if the Gov
ernment was informed Of ships preparing for the Confede
rates in England, similar Alabama Mr. Layad said
the attention Of the Government had been called TO
nan one vessel OF the kind but evidence has been yet
furnished to enable the Government interfere Strict
orders have been given for al be closely
watched
The motion by Mr. Fitzgerald for the production Of al
the correspondence relating to the and its effects
cludng that with the Confederate Commissioners,
adopted
In the House Of Commons on the 4th the first important
division OF the session took place upon the bill to abolish
certain declarations qualifications for office The Gov
erGrent supported ard thr Conservatives opposed the
measure, which was carried by three majority.
FRANCE, SPAIN, &C.
La France that the Cabinet Council st. Cloud
resolved to act automatically at ST. Petersbureh in favor
of Poland
President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Chambers will shortly b. re.opened.
The Levant Herald that compromise has
been brought about in the Monenegn question: upon the
be- txr-
mini OF the military road through Montenegro, instead of
frequent block houses
There nothing to the movem nts of the ins ur
gents The latest letters from Cracow favorable to
the Poles Prince Dominsk had been killed. whilst cut
ting his way through Russisns who surrounded him
and several refugees. The Governor General of Wilma
had issued address to the peas ants to them to
oppose the agators to arrest guilty parties and deliver
them up ." the authorities The appointment OF Gen Do
Berry commander OF the Russian troops in Poland
sdered indicative OF stern aud unreentng determination
To crush the revolt.
The Paris respondent of the Times says the English
and French Governm ns have agreed the of
the note to Prussia relative to Poland Ausion is made
IN to the various partitions TO which that country has
been victim, and regret for them expressed That
however it says, thing cf the past and there is
help fur it, But both Governments speak earnestly
diplomacy allows Of their hopes for the u fment Of
the solemn promise made the Poles by granting them lib
eral institutions. Austria alec is emphatic in the
senee, bat discreetly says nothing
despatch from Cracow dated the 5th of March, says:
engagement lasug an hour and half took place yes
terday near Przskowaskala The insurgents, mmauded
by Izoranski retired upon the heights Lsngiesiez at
he head OF five thousand has pushed forward but in
what direction not knowb."
In aFance Of the 5h asserts that Napoleon has addressed
important document to Russ defining what he expects
ON the generosity and justice Of the Car 10 appeasing
and by ample and guarantees conformity with
treaty rights and the principles of civilization.
The Pays of the 5th reproduce the that ukase
will shurty be issued reconstuting the ktgdom of Po
land it existed in $780, with the Graad Duke Constan-
ne as sovereign.