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y at St. English and Detch in the Indian Seas. | cisim-d the satisfaction due. which I trust will meet with: = ceil a i" . Whilst the ‘The Great Conspirac Petersburg. Y EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE. | furcivsenih Tmade that peoulad Gesture; Lord | fybting the bly ba for hie Holines,a there | (fromthe Lanaea Sanday Tee, na 0] "| * die Brame sayh—The lat naten teonved rom | Rasta fi we panannnone. Bi ally “The three in Paris was ero or, wane: iy Reaicn- height in the rest ot Europe, we confidently fore- | us Ie Ganemsee-Benevah of the Dutch Enst | fir 'sad or the aimorese eat it \inieowe Our London Correspondence. days” not oaly took him off his legs, but appeared | ling religion and Pius IX. There is a strong feel- pte pokes glee ony gree ie pony Seey | et eee. entloment Bey Lonpon, January 25, 1850 to have affected his head. The overthrow of mon- | ing in Italy to kick over the foolery of Popish go- Sueue. the. was dane ~ Mando extremity & the tent and expenses: gE oe —Russia— | archy in France filled him,as Baron Ps mo saye | vernment, and all true ies would rejoice, to report ie nrg the Fou! u a ie lmprane 4 Ywropean Politics—The French Republic— Russi a filled | cen ae vo ted Chriss that @ great conspiracy, wi 3. He there occupied in assembli: beeney ‘capone Ei i—Th Alia Lord Browgh- | n “Cinderella,” “with amazement stupefae- | see the day ar represe had bees organized in St. Pe but bl at lees. chisle Ge $ $e . Roce: | ae Nt US roe ~ rom vewion “ter people in Boothey are just nally missed its aim. : t 8, chee steamers, aud “j whole t of e — . am, $c. 5 materi w of gravitation; s gone 0 . conspi never, per- oth: with tir ‘this omens, when I most lively The Standard (tory) has very correetly indicated | pepicste mathematics, and back ; but D the state of ignorance for them the 4 4, Paria ne r. hie one en dhe a Bos penn tere, ages ef banal very a " suis in aes moment, when I foal the My he fe f the British oligarchy, but 1thas no | been so badly instructed and situated, that he has | tools of cratty priests ; and yet, one ought not to | OPPS» saueccahielin, Ucaaall’ amen, cara hich’ be * ‘ny years desolated the | PAvble.1 ought erpecially to ‘you to, ue nee = oe . é | the blind-man’s eye with reference to every ques | blame them. How could they be otherwise ? One young Pe ed i Wasg Which have for eo many ¥ fi armony with my government, into the true si idea of yielding to the necessity of liberal and | TO)’ Which 1s to be resolved by a moral or intel- | mght say, with Swift— faratlies gil ee Be ae eS inal Rleed ieee tn the centre of thet aca cect | seteblighing upon s ecia baste i dsdaltice eoenainetion of ®weeping changes in the English system, which | Jectual process. There is nothing to prevent ue “ Too bad for a blerein; Mca, atk Ln Ebera) tipen, formed Sneaaions, on their return ee een ae, Ceanaeee p Praca rinces of “SS taelbivednen, the magnificent example of the French republic _ being a reformer, in the political sense, except the And I wish to my soul they were better or home, into a secret soviety, for the Gelebes, the Boni expedition will indubitadt i 5 i f yreldi se- | capacity and the inclination. In applying his mind ine made co anargeepe nee of pane Conse | to that Hy kindred subjects, he has been for a long fully to the “5 ts widow fale whe | Sud useless life toring against nature. He has eonstitution has been ie gl ruit, the princioally figured in reforms of the law, which Standard advises resistance and hostility. It | he began when a respectable commoner, and now, " of sub- No change has taken place in the policyof the | verting the despotism of the Czar. Ae firet, they | but.» second edition of that of Bali-Bililing, andthe ._ Sferaps of Europe. King of antes _ The prisons are still crowded | contrived to envelope their sittings in complete | ynevatable result will be the annexation of new tet- | ‘The Prime Minister ot Portugal hes obtamed a wih political offenders of every class. [believe | mystery. The houses where they met, their cor- | ritories to the sions of Holland ia the Ma- | rule in our courts, calling on the Mornsng to there are not less than 20,000 within the walle, | y¢, wa their Bi Agi oe and even | jayese Archipelago. Our readers are aware that | show cause why it should not be fey aed ge libel on hum and the Queen of Portugal |G. peeaaita’ talks about as Poestdegt of ths | samen ummonso, number of exiles, wie Rave ¢@: thelr existence, thoroughl the notice of | the Dutch government arrogates to itself the right . fluential 1 Ad. Accot that i for an increase of the army and navy, and caped, so that the most talented and in the most vigilant pelice in the world. of sovereignty ever all the Princes of Mal: ts from Turkey state Oi ihe eles, en one ade; and the comlete fare feta of ihe per, House iit ut | Wan ah NM yc ay lay dup: | tty tretanme oi teh ofthe pcs | and tha ht right tbe, oit of deparcare ol | order to ei woh atts enh disarmament and prostration—moral!, intellectual | speech was the sone or rather the siseer. tism. I believe this country is at the present = expense of his brother Constantine, and by means aia on the dominion of the Rajahs who will not tude for their patriotism and noble conduct in pare and physical—of the people, on the other. It | ttton, of a clever talker, on points presen ment the worst example of despotic rule in Italy. | of a sanguinary insurrection and massacre, an 1m | bend to 1te minut the thrusts of Russian diplomacy, has given M it st commands. Thus there have | 'Y12&" é £25,000, The King has broken every law of the constitutional | menge proportion of the Russian nobility have been | beenformed, without Java, the colonies and set- | tthe base fay ap ar erp rik : cath, avd is now pumshing all liberals for their aiming at the establishment of a popular constitu. sof Sumatra, Borneo, Bali, and the Mo- | #24 to eac i . pines The army is taught to believe that those | tion, ‘Though decorated with ribands and the in- This, as regards the Malayese Archi- At this moment there exists, at § 0 hold an opinion for free and open goverament | sgnia of various orders, they feel themselves to | pelago, is the same system of absorption that is | Woman named Barbe Eva native of are enemies of the King. Every house has its | be no better than a superior class of slaves, in | ‘practised by the English in India ona larger scale burgh, 0 was born on the first of Ji , spy, and people are thrown into prison simply by | which light they are regarded by the government. | —a system which tends to nothing less than to | and hus consequently, entered her 102d year. She an accusation. The King came out the other day | No wonder, therefore, that the more youthful subjugate to the power of England and Holland | ™atried at the age of twenty-two, and became surrounded by a crowd of fazzaroni boys, who among their order should have joined the secret | the — continent and the Asiatic islands in- | Widow at fifty-nine. She 1s the of shouted Viva ef Re ! but the public took little no- | society mentioned above, the tof which was | cluded between the Mussulman empire and | thitty-seven children, and great- r of uce of him, although the police ordered the people | to establish a constitutional government, most | Kamtschatka. While this political transformation | twenty, all ving This wonderful woman enjoys to take off their hats, and hang white sheets out of | probably of a republican form, but undoubtedly | of the world is being effected to the advantage of | robust health; she reads without spectacles, and their windows. Naples has little hope of seeing @ | on aristocratic principles, since the people in | our neighbors, we are exhauating our strength in | Porsesses all her inteliectual faculties. representative government at present. Ruesia are too destitute ot education to have | making and unmaking laws, in opening ioquiries, | On the 3lst of December, 1849, the vessels regise ‘We have the U.S. frigate Independence ard} any nouon of political mghts. Every. difficul- | jn raysing ruina, and when, in amoment of distrac. | tered as belonging to the port of Dublin, numbered steamer Mississippi in the bay. Ona late ovc--| ty ig thrown in the way of discovering to tion, our eyes glance at the map of the world, and | 475—tonnage, 42,430. The vessels registered as sion, some of the suilora were cut about by the | what extent the conspiracy pervaded the no- | see within what narrow boundaries France is con- | belongivg 10 Beltast, numbered 467—tonnage, Neapolitan soldiers, while on a “spree” ashore. | bility; but to ali appearance there are few fa- | fined, we are quite lost in astonishment, and seek 73571, hus, Belfast exceeds, by 30,941, the ton- Mr. Rowan, the Mister, upto the present mo- | milies in the empire not im some way or other | to explain the phenomenon by the more than suffi- | nage of the port of Dublin. ment has not been replaced. connected with it. When it was to have broken | cient fertility of the French soil in proportion to its Mr. Jobn O’Connell, in a lettér to the Freeman's A for amendment, by the reading and practice of the approves the fraud by which, on ‘he first | profession. [tis ne of those compilations whose instant, the ummense imports in bond awaiting | size denotes industry, and whose arrangement the fall of the navigation laws, were subjected to | speaks of red tape and official habits. But all that duty after that day the same as before; and it will | he has attempted since was then included ; and i very soon demand an order in Council to suspend | you will compere what he bas actually done with or repeal them altogether. It charges that there is | the statutes of the remotest and newest of all the @ league between all the friends of liberty, the | thirty American States, you will be amazed that ultra radicals. the chartists and the free traders; | he should put himself forward in competition. He and cries out in moet agonizing tongs thatthe ral- | is one hundred years behind the constitution of lying ery of tree trade will be changed, if the pab- | Califorma. The truth is, bis success in intro- lic torce should be diminished, into *‘long live the | ducing improvements into the arbitrary legislation Bntich republic and Cobden for ever.” and the mis-called constitution of England, are It has been thought that at the coming session | perhaps the best commentary extant upon the ob- there would be a decided relaxation of the despot- | servation of Mr. Webster, in the great speech on ism which exists througheut every part ot the Bri- | Foote’s resolution, to the effect that it is not often lish system of pohiey and institutions; even Ireland | in the history of human afluirs you see the rigor begins te look up for something like a mitigation | of the war come up to the high and soundi of her servitude. But the indications at home are | phrase of the manifesto. And the manifesto itself, all to the contrary, and one hardly knows whether | on law reform, was made to the House of Com- out, what portion of the army had joined it, or wha’ wulation—as if England, Holland, Spain, and t e to be glad or not to see the oligarchy bind agaia its | mons, as before stated, a quarter of a century Gossip from Naples. 3 a tr 2. pt 's Pi Journal, begs that the question of a collection for huge Fictim Witb the immemorial cords. Iris pro- | long ‘before his dechne commenced, when ni ‘We have received the following were the resources of the conspirators, may be dis rtugal, were barren and barbarous regions, the | him may not be mooted at all. He adds, “Lh. Nonken hes | covered hereafter, when it will also appear by wha | inhabitants of which were obliged to emigrate in ; dent at Naples, dated the 7th Naples has Pg F 8 of no claim to, no expectetion of what is therein m pi serie penuiand its festivities, though we have pa celine call co eons vs, » betes get os nearhing vince — heedipinachell by aid Beg Og fewer strangers than usual to enjoy them. To give as made, the probability is that the blow was | qy a sure of the times render that suggestion. af possible, ou a aire ail of the arrangements till February pe Ale pd ig It oad not be safe in ane ene States | still more inappropriate and unsuitable. if , the end of this short carnival, | must begin by | Russia to nurse a conspiracy by artificial means; (From the London Times, Jan. 26] Queen Adelaide’s invalid chair, desenbed el 4 noting the good things of the corps diplomutique, | because, where a despotism exists, in spite of spies, | We observed yerterday that our colonies were not jor snare, vehicle, was purchased last we: &e. Mr. Temple, English minister, Baron Brock- | informers, and traitors, the government is sure to p< dy begging. In fact, these now dispar by Mr. Noble, ot Brighton, who intends to let 1% housen, Prussian minister, General di Martini, | remain in profound ignorance of innumerable things inces of our ancient empire, seem to be out for hire next season, with his other vehicles. — Austrian minister, Baron de Retheohild, Lear which are made known in other countries by the Upon in other countries with an esteem exactly pro- Lord Dufferin and Claneboye, one of the Lord## bable he will be sooner tree under the system of | force of impudence propelled him forward at the severe cc cession. The power over him might | very ordinary bar of England. To his eredit, it be continued a longer ume by milduess, in spite | should ever be said that he was always foremost of French end America republicanism; but he | of the unblushing first, and has never lost, under may be bound so tight that the muscles will burst any circumstances, the original huskiness of lis his fetters by convulsion and at once voice aud the harshness of his face, hie rudeness There is every domestic sign thata terrible storm | of manner and his volubility ot utterance. Tais —a change of the representative system, by which | capital made hima peer, though it could never a House of Commons legislate for the British peo- | make him a common low lawyer; and as to his ple_as much wr te as the House | knowledge of equity, no one has ever questioned | Sirachan, and Monsieur C. Letevre, are the lead nz 4 : portioned to the neglect they suffer athome, The two |.” . ot Lords; a House of Con ns, Which is more decree of Sir Edward Sugden. That eminent amphitnons. At the Reale Academia, there are to a It Up ig 23 ferns. ieptonee cone See Seer a SStenT conanamnern eae de- Beer of rear Briain ite Lorde retin = ecorrnytand hostile J than the Chamber | Chancellor used to say of him, that “ it was a pity | be grand balls, and as many sow ées dansuntes at | red on y the fireside, with closed doore, domes | sirable possessions; and if. in compliance with popular | cently attained his 23d year, is pra ‘of Las of De ee betore | Februar ipeeereril very i a * pam ie md soak oo - phancery law, ft eat jag nue ae byt tues excluded, and among the most sacred symbols | opiaion, they are cut adrift. we shall doubtless see Seymour and the Hon. Mrs. Norton. , speedily make its appearance. e ministry were | for then he wou! wave mattering of every- ji Rivass’s, the Spanish ambassador’s. he it ion. Fathers and sons, brother: prompt); ked up, and turned to ‘ even expected to advise it seriously, but they dare | thing.” m San Carlos is excellent, with Tadolini and pel wring yes connected by the pre edvant Rage last welt iedkes news gevees al Pensnenpe 9 pai aS ed ba ~ 4 not do so. They could not retain their places a | The ex-Chancellor having taken care to get the prime donne: Malvezzi and Bouccardi, | marrage, inspired by the principles of justice and | & tion of these opinions. Of all our ool me poi dageneg ap eat nae paper — doy upon any just distribution of the suffrage, or | name of an economist, by a reduction of his salary nd Mademoiselle Fitzjames in the ballets, hamantig, unite themselves by oath to aurtke a blow} 2 beet thoroughly villified ‘and bs - e mon! nate eee colent pat any fair apportionment of the members, even ithe | during his, seat on, the wool suck, it was not dit | the enchantment of which 1s enhanced by the de- | at tyranny. Shan the West Indies; ond of the Went Indien islands, | teranean pessage, in order to extricate es places were, oder a beyond the rene et ie orn ae after _ suCiaete that he had ous lightful music of ome Gabrielli. ‘Apri Fondo In the present case, the meetings of the conspire ere we eget a than Jamaica. a ky Eee aggre ogress bey ce poor and enlightened, by non-payment. Taanks | provided for a rainy day, by getting an increase of | there isa good French company. e charm 0} H wy f amaice, would almost suth ha mn Hon to Mr. Bright, there will be a fusion of all reform- | the retiring pension. His philosophical (%) works | the & : ee tors were held by night, after the manner in which | voke « public meeting in London, and call forth © pro- rt the season, however, is the acting of La Societé | the Orleanists, Martinsts, and Illuminati met, to- | clamation, warning all ‘against 90 ruinous @ | bad reached Belgrade, on her way to join her hus- Dramatique, at the Palazzo Ferrandini. The fol- | ward the close of the last century, in France and | speculation Our ope don’t think | band at Shuma, “| lowing are the dramatts personce of the other even: | Germany, while members of the society were sta- | %. uch noise about the matter, | The deposits received in the Paris Saviags Bank ing, when * Dieu vous Bénisse,” “ D’un Caprice, tioned with drawn swords at the doors of the | they bave inquired for themselves, and the result has | on Sunday and Monday mounted to 610,059F.; and “L’Omelette Fantastique,” were inimitably houses, and on every Janding-place on the flight of oe aan ee retest. boy ® | the deposits withdrawn on those days amounted to performed :—La Duchesse di Ravaschiert, La | stairs leading to the place meeting. Some un- | certain gentiomen, just returned from se 89,071f. - ; ; United States,” is enabled to provide 1 ri ‘ Duchesse di Lavello, La Comtesse di Sclafani, La | fortunate accident may have revealed the existence | any of the plantations now threwn cut of caitare aed | & ‘The principle embodied in the navigation la vs is lusuriantly ers, for the most urgent demand of a change inthe | have gone to the wages oblivion of library shelv representation of the people of England, Ireland | and milliner’s boxes, after passing through the im- and Scotland ; and no man can tell whether it will | mortality of one edition. He, however, threatens end by violence and suddenly, or by violence after | the public with a fresh revision of natural theolo- postponement. The oligarchy will resist to the | gy, for the special purpose of putting down mes- Geath. The cora laws will be regulated, most | merism and its phenomena, in the same way that robably, so as to open the way to their repeal. | he has extinguished the French revolution by his | Comtesse de Bra , Madame Olimpia Colonna, M. . Trias The present members of the Commons belong to | leaden letter to Lansdowne. The last accounts of | Murcello Gallo, M. de Grote, M. Ernest Dentici, poly Laren’ | tae Motion Tg & laxeri intay sean to rg ek hd now in force in the island Paces the oligarchy, in the proportion of six-sevenths, | the mountebunk are, that he is as promiscuously | |. D'Amao, and M. de Balastrino There will be | of self aggrandizement, sold’ his Companions. ‘abor sugar ? Not rh ge it What the Americans ‘Ships entering the port of James Town, St. He- and they will do their bidding; and they will get | enguged as ever in the south of France, where he agrand reception at court on the 12th (the king’s 1 to li propore to raise on the deserted estates is nothing more | Jena, will, in future, be subject to a duty of one birth-day » with San Carlos en gala in the evening. pee Fi ig eit 70 te eae ene nor Jers than— cotton, penny per ton—the procee ‘ to A applied to ine The king’s third brother, Count Aquila, treats | the vigor and violence for which the great northern | ,, This little word tells the whole tale, and s pestz. ine erection of a new prison, and to the completion sporting amateurs with hunting occasionally at the | despotism has always been, like all others, remark- itis fr cuz putt soe ue Seren and thrifty the Civil Hospital. royal domain of Carditello, which diversions have 4 eeded to make its seizures and On Saturdey, in the Consistory Court of London, been favored with a bright blue sky and brilliant —_ * yamaha pers fell into its hands or ee ee tae imo coaeee ction, judgment was given im favor of the divorce sued sun. The Pope awaits the result of financial mea- | not remains doubtial, though there 18 one fact | respects. the result of the scheme would ke an assimi- | for by the Duchess of Buckingham against his sures to banish from circulation the paper money, | which would lead us to believe that some docu- | lation of Jamaica to Cubs, where the Americans have | (race the Duke, for adultery; there was no de- the filthy legacy of the republicans, before he re- | Ments must have been found——we mean the disco. | Sifeady done covertly what they propose doing more | fence, and the judge, (Dr. Lushington). said that, turns to Rome. His Holiness has given his dis- | yery made ot the immense number of those en- | Penly inthe case before us. Either by way of mort- | under the circumstances, he should make no com- nsation to Prince Francesco di Paolo (Count di | gaged in the design. SS a bal bagel hess ay sgn be ey lg ment, oust eee ore the daugater of the | “Tn consequence, the government was compelled | Soy ci narch this ietrreat hae oot Sates ee bts | George Sand (Madame Dudevant) has sold her the order to obey their masters, no matter to what | purports to be aproprietor. He was up to the arm- size the loaf of the people shrinks, or to what price | pits in coils of wire, bits of tin foil, and newspa- it rises. The moral power over the impending | papers, periodicals, manuscripts, and _ retorta, struggle, in which the Briush system must soon | keeping up a red heat in a portable furnace with sink, is in the United States and France, and there | the asthmatic bellows held in his left hand, while is little danger that it will be forfeited by an Ame- | his right was eneened at correspondence with se- nan Congress. | verel ‘noble frends,” and promising addresses, ‘The Russian Joan of twenty-seven millions was | reviews, speeches, opinions, and efforts against taken at once, ata premium, and Mr. Cobden’s | anarchy, as soon as the opening of Parliament meeting was ridiculed, ad nauseum, by the tories, | brings round his privilege of universal abuse ot and their orgens, the British press in geaeral. | liberal ideas, and the corresponding glory of chan- Some Americans are, probably, alsoto be tound, | ticleering for the noblest of his frienda, because 4 uke of Tuscany, and the ceremony is to hom to make <am- « Memoirs” to « Paris bookseller for 130,000t. who ee th ~ ae is ies to the Rus- = S epgge ~ eee Bone om apr Emperor hed take place at Florence, in the spring. Nene Sthese cg Be fs ry rcullisaty potent eal po don Paap T-ng pe Voy pry r} aot orp nog whe potas patina in England, y*, 1819, slap an ustrial oy jon upon Hungary. ussta. is miscellaneous creatul as Dis Out- — i "The Londen journals make the coolest azaounce- | door recreations, of course, During the day, he The Russian Designs on Tarkey, nal, and, ag a matter of course, preci tala’ ie igntided with « foreign £2 | amounted to aout 3,000; a number nearly equat to ment in the world, to the effect that Her Majesty’s | chases soap bubbles on the lawn, and 18 said to be Tepresentative at St. Petersburg has offered a spe- trying also, under Russian auspices, to find out the cial treaty of commerce to the autocrat. The par- | qualities of light, and the most rapid mode of ex- ticulars are not given; butit is said that he looks tunguishing it in the day time, but of reproducing upon the ofier with @ most favorable eye. Que | it at midnight, for the honest uses of those who, at can readily assert, that in consideration of the an- that time and in the several European capitals, are cient understending ofthe two countries, and the | conspiring against the human race. At a late further supulation from England, to give up Tur- hour the other day, some peasants, it is said, key to the Czar, on shares, 4 will allow his part laughed heartily at his experiments, yet the expe- of the European Chinese wall to open and receive | rimentor took but a part of the applause to himself British manufactures. Indeed, without being ex- instead of the whole. If it were not for the early ceedingly amiable, he can well afford, for such | sequired fame of Henry Brougham, the present snug Winter quarters Constantinople, to smile lord would be lees detestible ; but justice now re- even on Menchester ns, and receive them at quires that his fall should be futal, for he les under valorem, to be gradually reduced, till, in that immovable weight of reproach which over- tes shall disturb the sweet amity be | whelms a degenerate old age. His last totter tween the high contracting parties. That is what steps on the public stage trip over the dead body i i . | as sanguinary. By the execution of these persons, jul crisis. ‘In 1848 they had not tation cf atrogance, that i our readers have not | the whole of tir relatives and friends would have | Rembsrrdcm the, occu of eramored pacha of | SOE" Cre tome of che productions: had their eyes ‘open to the designs of the Musco- | been converted pay pereny anc conspirators, burn- influence im the local | national industry in 1849 greatly contributed to - tive Autocrat against the independence of Turkey, | ing with the thirst of vengeance. | For this reason, the supposition, | stimulate the enterprising spirit of French manu- it has not been our fault. We have again and | the sentences of the feomgpeag ois homage — eg geet yught yey facturers. i rT im some cases into exile to Lé el ey 8 e pert crown, are =, ‘ o * re bee M4 | etpfoeder beg A ome are to work the mines in chains; im other cases | preserved a fex years longer, the reader will easily eon- | |, So great om dearth of gold aad giver coin in cleewhere, that the questions between the Sultan | ite confinement in remote fortresses, where they | ceive the reeulte Sey eee eh Se Seay eNI | Oe acedl taavebed en taal heme aoe ee ond the Cear were “set at reat.” “At rest they Will die Hegering death) iene: out, “ pechape, Bovevet, the sommercial polst of view te | the fashionablesofenher sex, ye ee pes pegs dohie tor Turkish Ld either convert their fellow mére striking than the political, We need hardly re- & From the London Standard of Freedem, Jan.10) | demned to death. | But despotism is politic as well | Ternment in sentinent aod dispesition | Some, indice. | that granted in 1847, previous to the political aad of ity in detecting the eam ings of the settleme: t 0 or become the tulate, at such a brief interval, and under ciroum. | @eThe returns of the commerce of the Zollverein dependence. “We lest week stated, on the author. | Objects of their persevering scorn and contempt. | Selaceerwhich speak for themecives, the ssuditions ot | for 1848, show tbat the exports of Germany to ity of continental communications, that the Porte jut, with that exquinle come? which tyrants | our cotton supply. We are dependent for this fret ne. | France amounted to 23,000,000f., and the imports had at length given way before the rade menaces | #!ways practise, the conde: are all to be kept } cessity of our commercial life u provinces of | from France into the Zollverein States to 35,- of the Russian cabinet ; that France had consented | in ignorance of this mi of their punt the United States. | So clroumseribed and uncertain is | 000,000f. t to the forced violation of the law of nations and of | ment, be to the gallows, or the | this resouroe, that we are at length taking earaest | The Paris Monttewr publishes a decree Pp oro jury» flour, to ‘ide Ourselves with some reserve; and. | |; : ital the part of the unfortunate Sultan, block, us it for execution, when what is called the | mestures to, provide ous Amey ak ting the importation of foreign corn free el imprtceomoonn of the itungarian patriot, oo. Emperor's clemency will be revenled to them. Tiss tadeeeee Guin Save Sesumensees thet soem: for the purpose of being converted into flour, om suth. Nothing could be more pitiably weak than | One curious wor this affair should not | sissiom should be semt 10,000 miles off, to seewhether cot. | condition that a proportioned quantity of flour be pry eo te the government of England wishes, and the manu- | some days gone by, which were hailed, even in facturer: ngland are easy to be propitiated, by America, as days devoted to truth and justice, to their interests, while the people have progrees and virtue; and he enters the grave ac- to do with the transaction. Foraconsid- cursed by all good men for having so dreadfully radicals, of the apostatised, that the butchers of Europe can have, ‘he friendship | without asking, their defence ready made by the ot » greater power than their own, to whose pro- | hand ot the youthful defender of her who sleeps tection they have so ignominionsly fled several under her own epitaph :—* Here hes the murdered months ago. Atthe — oye 6 hoasiatn, shale Queen of England.” Mancvs. great coemy, across the West and centre of Eu- — ™ rope, they have ail taken shelter in the bosom of Gur Regics Cossnpenaemes. their naiural friend, Whosoever has seen the Narus, January 4, 1990. rustic spectacle of a numerous little family of State of Italy—The Pope—U. S. Frigate Indepen- snekes running into the throat of their parent dence and Steamer Musissippi, the approach of a human foot i ee ae grephic Nearly a month has elapsed since my last com- rove, du munication, and as it is my intention to place be- republicanism. fore your readers, from time to time, a chronologi- word when hi re . Saal He instantly 0: hie slaves tc cal review of events in Italy, it will be necessary infernal crusade h to return to the date of the last letter. iment : The elections in Piedmont have taken place, and + i sad agin the result has given a ministerial majority. This anity. Toat ale is a highly important tact, because there is now no allian has been unt- doubt but thata solid constitutional government year past, in the Herald—was, i i al. Seabonent to your Tead’ | Willbe established in the most important of the the position assumed by the “leading journal.”— | be overlooked. secret tribunals | ton cannot be somebow exported. “ Evisung treaties,” foreooth! And #0 the anchor. |. they were all death, though it has The decrease of the unredeemed debt of Great ish fleet within the Dardanelles was, | 20, we are told, beem discovered that tneir de- Britain and Ireland, since January 5, 1 lneak nted to by the Sultan, contrary to | gtees of guilt were various, in consequence of £3,454,254; end on the anaual san ‘£6 rt y ‘Were not the demands of Russia | Which their eecondary punishment is also te be ¥ aoa ge teehee er ye eB nm varied. They who are most obnoxious to despot- | they forthwith ret about ovcupying; thereby The consumption of tea in Ireland, for the year ‘S gh wong ‘oid aeen waa his | ism—Wwhich is neant by a superior,degree of guili— | ‘helt own field of cultivation, otroumsoribi ending Decem'er5, 1849, was 5 961,324 Ibs ; which, iso contrary to the “law of na- | ate to be sent tothe mines, where they will meet compered with the corresponding period of 1313, tious” as well as to “treaty!” We humbly opine | With a lingering death instead of an instantaneous shows a decrease of 197,685 ibe. they were; and we assert further, that whilet the | One. Th whose virtues are of a less positive Czar persisted in his outrageous demands, and sup- | stamp, will be confined in dungeons, and let rot or ported them, not only by hostile menaces, but also | femieh there as they may display weakuess or yan armed force B from ndd between himself coureges while the third and lowest class wall be and Turkey, and England ae an ally of Turkey, | puniel were in abeyance, and, for the time, null, void, | Complimentto the Russian army, to serve in which , is and of no ferce. It is not necessary that actual | the government itself declares, is next to being egards the main point of the speculati 66,085,848 quintals a year. As she only produces collision shall have taken place to neutralize treaty | be ol ‘ . ~~ _ | ie mo reason to doubt ite success, Cotton 44,000,000 quintals, the surplus 1s imported: fram compacts. There is an easily defined interval be- urope now knows that reveutionary principles | course grow admirably in Jamsica, an it Belgium, 13,502,036 quintals; from E 6,113,- tween the state of peace and actual hostilities, im | 8f€ Bot to be kept out of a country by artillery or | does under such conditions of soil and cli 010; and from Prussia and Bavaria ma winch ll eae, re oupended_Nichoes was | Pavan or aa testy of racy oF opcmies | Sin Beaetaonae mreae? tine Eeeet | ‘The Roman ppere given lug account af the le was “4 j | MRely to be ery well el. In this respect, eot- | ceremonies performed in that c: oa t - ng his neighbor's territory with an army, | Opinions are not to be trampled out. by troops of | eu cting i uaiikerugar crepplng, where’ mos ef | Sion cl the ieeewtion of Mise Hite Canoe bos anne Ce cane ero ae pl . y the labor ie whoily unskilled and ruch as can be ex- | convert from 'Provestaatiom, into the Catholic closely-guarded capitals; they will germinate uoder | goteq yyetcally disabled. u or were, part and 1 of the Ottoman Ei the very roof of despotism, and will grow up and Sageunsenelc cone coe jeicacy ta getting in. end it | Church: They state that Miss Cavendish is a neat ing of the Bri even if cor treaty—w: upon the Sult stration upen very territo! The military commandant of Leghorn has issued . a pontenten. coronene Cogs regulation by whic Inkeepers an ords are directed to be guarautied agetast all riek inform the police, within twenty-four hours, of f being made soldiers of—a stgniticant | ee aa a eee eee tees saree tian at Suc | the names of the strangers lodging in their houses. il The total consumption of coal, in France, i formiy culled, for soon efter its form “ead 5) : Y ; lative of the Duke of Devonshire. », in a le hich bot ‘ arke ttalian States. The old Chambers at Turin were being notoriously the case, it is absui flourish in spite of the 3 that may be taken to | te t atrange that the patient and le Hin: | Te “ pee dh olan, tant "ie wee often nee Se co-| von dempmetier ahd however wallonal: end just het degree to Tune, thes the Belen extirpate apd destroy them. ‘The Russian govern: | de y felled In an employment | | The Tempo of Naples, which is well known to +] ave #0 signall H . | ment itself declares that a large portion of its sub- | which might have been thought exactly suited be the organ of Cardinal Antonelli, concludes a in the Beets of i ve for poll. | ets hes. been iafected by "ibe hiberal ideas of | copesliy.. Yes vo is wea, end nis wes pus enese of the leading article with a positive declaration that the y faith by entering the Darda- | Western Europe, for which it condemns them to | jt euerees attending the experimental farms in Bom- | Pope will very shortly give, from Rome, his bene circumstances. In such a state | Work in chains or fight in fetters. This is matter | $°7.aq unless the greatect care le takes in piloting, | diction to the whole world. epeat, all treaty-compacts become | Of congratulation to the rest of the world, because | jeg jai | ‘The Kolner Zeitung hus letters from Frankfort ‘The law of nations, which all treaties | all free men will be consoled to perceive that the of the 13th instant, trom which it appears that @ id which is the foundation of all | reign of absolutism is drawing towards an end. compromise has been effected between P: predict the pecans ’ Now. Lord, 1860, the hebt which > . eat n : shines tor all, like the sun in heaven. At least, a | Vitor Emanuel, im a position which Austria man must shut hiseyes who will not see theanioa Would have liked, because an offensive policy to- of the goveroments of Russia and Eaglind, and | Wards the Austrian empire might eventually have the obect of that union. Bat another year will sflorded an excuse for destroying the representa- be spent in esking what these allies mean to do, '¥e government; for it would be useless to deny no right to call in the year of our | their politics, they would have placed his majesty, co ek i» been hid to many, Georgian ‘russia. by whieh ¢ Switzerland and Turkey will be ihe fact, that the double-headed eagle is a dictator 9 whatsoever, was infringed by the | Englishmen, above all, shoula be proud of this, fo srrauge their Gelds that each plant stands alone, | and Austria, ina manner which 1s decidedly fa- Bowed from the map cf Europe, for’ dariages | in, too avalon pealncule, Bd. Asiiie, tas Eriges oi tutide of Ruste. A aicar Jans | beeauce it was we who'eet the firt example of re: | aud sdsite af e fro being. gathered wishout dlaturd | yorable to the formation of a federal state. shelter fugitive republicans; and Muzzini and hos. Minister of the eabinet, is a true Italian ; bat he suth, the exeerated revel chiefs, will have perished sees the necessity of remaiming at peace, whilst at the third atrempt atassassination, made by moa- the King of Sardinia, no doubt, looks forward in arches, to restore order and good government, so the interva),to head that Italian unity, which the sistance to despotism. Some nations have imi- | Sace of therest. In the ry _— gh a eee an tated wine) some mare my eerodk y beter 7] together. = “apolog wut all the civilized world has imitated us, in one bh ‘custom, a -» toe} Seceed suai way or another; and when liberty shall have been spelies the consequence was, that half the crop was ough of the total shipments of sherry wit iz, during the past year, ptt Ae amount to have been 39,170 butts. dely disturbed intrigues of the petty princes have for the moment | the Dardanelles! universally established, it will be admitted that it | ¢ not s0 promptly as it should have been: but the | A letter from Tarbes, of tthe 12th instant, states ™The é ect jens in France, for thirty vacanetes in | prevented. Genoa and Turi are still the homes There does not remain the slightest doubt in our | Was the example of Great Britain which encouraged | Hindoo laborers never attained to any excellence in | that or avalanche had fallen on the town ef Bare~ the Assembly, may determine its complexioa. © political exiles, and I believe 1 may say Pied- | mind that the detention and imprisonment of Kos- | mankind to make the exertions that led to freedom. Se petting ‘and the operation of cleaning was. conse es, and which has caused considerable injury to They will be of the most extreme republican cha- ment, Engiend and the United States are the | euth, at the instance of Kussia, by the Turkish | _ It will be remembered that the Russian troops | quently. rendered more important. at the same time public buildings. racter; but all parties have hopes, and the govern bas lands where true liberty is allowed to breathe. ment its fears. It 48 postponing the election day he positon of political events in Tuscany has as long as possible, aod has contessed its weak- Dot much altered since my last letter. The Grand nees by the issue of the “Napoleon,” a newapaper Duke's peels does not increase. On a late devoted to 118 defenoe. ‘The socualists and the de- | occasion, he was hissed by the mob, and at | mocrate are united; they have buried their quarrels, | horna slight émewre took ‘place a few days since. and combat in line. At this moment the greatest It has been found necessary to call in more Aus roops, and the Tuscan government has p entirely the small native forees, so that uthorities were very suddenly recalled from Han: through other causes, it was so very imperfectly | 4 h holdi " tions. Eeniteckemen. ok who | vious by the danger which threatened tne overa- preloet bere we hee been alvendy edesed. to dred perscas, Seabee te bpehionad forts ie oon Turkieh subject. He owes no natural allegiance | ment frem the conspiracy, now at length admitted. pers give statements ro prove thet | for the accommodation of the English rendents to the Sultan; he is there asa guest and a stranger; | Jt probably extended through a large portion of the Z113 might,be safely antic. | there. The bullding is of stone, wood, iron, slate, me apa aoe ecicy gehe| Sed Pa yee Pat eas Sees rss etre | oa passed the frontier. If his preseace be disagree. | required to pul ; pense amounting A duel lately occurred at Madrid bet two able these, however, will only ooze out by degrees; but | £120, and the return to£233 Upon the infallibility of A po ph pen hy ad ree - it ie fairto infer that os urgent neces wa felt | thie result we will not pronounce, but it is mye Ee agen One was ultimately shot in the legs J ombat d t | ° and just as little as to the outrageous chatacter of | for suddenly with drawing the troops fromHungary. Senne ae be ad jd oy Gilation wee flected by the t py wnose activity prevails among the candidates, the poli- | {th temas, the army, and the people. Those who are brok determined to conspire against the constitution ‘the Grand Doke is now entirely protected by fo- | his imprisonment, without even a pretended vio- Refugee itie possible to conjecture a case ia which harms had ‘appli scord. and the republic, are weing their several exertions reign troops. He injured his popularity very rauch | lation i the Jaw of the country that imprisons him A fe a mons. green the He jan re. | would be oti ph -Y Seon cugpotay, - The sd void tbe - ee to very litle purpose. The legitimists, the Or- Oy taking refuge in the Neapolitan court. te | It has been our opinion from the first, that the lew on oe thi one i ~ yy for argument’s sake, thet the cort of the island planta: | 4 oleae t ~ Ad ae leaniets, end the Honapartista, vie with eaci other ail there events, however, the Grand Duke has | Russian cabinet were determined, through Kos- | fugees arriv is town. His name is Ate | tions was found to exesed that incurred in the States, | Of the Queen's Bench is reluctant ew —_ m the work of turning the great fruits of the revo- published an id the Tuscan journals | suth and his compatriots, to get an opportunity to | 09 Hasckhe; he is man about | yet, nevertheless, under the ctroumstances of the pre ny he has so long and honorably young it hed, th ‘of the Chambers. Notin declare war agninet the Ottomans. With regard | twenty-two years old, well educated, and his | sent demand, whatever saleable cotton was grows in jer Majesty's ministers aad others thisk hs de " ja lution toto their respective sacks. Their zeal speak of the re ; agninet coch other, if it were needed, onl Lam convinced, will establish the Grand Duke's | to the ultimate designe of the Autocrat against the | father, who. resided at Pesth, was one ot the | Jamaica would undoubtedly fade market. Sanches. | clining energies meke his retirement desirable. entire eecurity to the great cases. ‘When ther are ity, the people—the masses—are so much Sultan, we hope our readers will not rr" any — in his ogive a ieee Santee crops of Gomeieand Gocmnc Meme ee The cholera has again made its appearance at. dispurced. honest men will be sure te get their | jaecneed Uy their sovereign calling in Austrians. | apparent settlement of this question to deceive | Wrke estates. The father, having supplied the | So 00s coos of Nesta ond the crops of Jamalen too, | Novtingham. Five cuses have been reported withe night. Bor if they were agreed, andihad the clergy Im Tuscany, as well as all other itelian States, the | them for a moment. We have been assured by ro reed warea See dogo ‘several | iBeuMoient to meet the demand. it is clear that cotton. | in a few days, in a very filthy locality. Site esc "nke aad taeat RuaianPevieeet “Wsins pnchaesiaas | Sweet Aja, Monch tc. | eee ie nle” ereaken pistes | Bene sEspeecvicedwhre geri eas | laanah ts at awe i sovereign of he ale ye reeult. e . countries : Ly jet i it 1 D - & — J will be coerced by Avsiiens, end, Gave r wate bokee errs Galette he Ruswang | Condemned to death—a sentence which was nds, | gipsies, died ia Lincoln Union. OM re cow republicans, peaceable and united, | ¢% reecmmended by @ more extraordinary concurrence i 4 Preach republic is eternal, except in ita | fore, cannot be fr week, at the edvanced age of ninety-nine. She e ‘affect ly carried into effect by hanging them pub- | of comsiderations?. The ie thousand hardly now affect any concealment of their fixed | [iy in ome of the principal cities. “Cae on refer- | searer then Bombay, le mete enter sas see entered the union five years ago, being. ui st ts which have taken place i and they will recede either pit I now turn to ¢ firm: or gredurily—the sovereign fiat Bem under my own eye, and which embrace Kome and | erciee sole power. They have complete military officer in the Lhe Hessare, « to all yt ath ee ha Sarin tenet ae tuffrage, wink its perpetual sanction, universal | Naples. General Bauragey d'Hilliers was sent by | poseession; and they openly appoint all the awe | Corrs which, it will be, reco! rie ond aerate | wore not fertheouiog in India t has boce somwtonne ‘The ipte at Manchester, fi tligiblinty. The right to choose to office has hardly the Fremeh government to take command ot the | thorities. In Servia they are attempting to ee part in many of ye —- sangii- | [4 that it wea tho Covetions tem ban ae Pee gn Fee a Nid the ver come to be fully estimated; rod the more valu- | army in Rome, and invested with diplomane | inblish a similar dominion; nor do they hesitate to | BAY ¢ngagements which eecurred duting the PrO- | Drovinges, boy yy LaSeenn tt endian Oo Sanam ee he able right of beiag chosen, is only just beginaing | power to bring the Pope back to the Vatican. As | deolare it tobe the determination of their master | #eee ot the war. In one of those cou lets he re- | at once. ‘Here, then, isan equivalent for the grand wee ih Se Ba eae tas to be talked of But as every mi France hap- | & change of ministry had taken place in France, | to sere the first opportunity to drive the Sultan out | rived @ wound in the leg by « guashet, the | dradeveium dropped ‘into our mouths We have @ | © wer) , 605." Increase tor tne pene to have the deepest possible interest in both | 8nd the policy of the President in some cf Europe, end become himself the holder of the | {fects of which he is not yet goctontly recovered. | Georgie of our own, if we do but know how to use it. | Year 1560, £09,067. these nehte, we will soon see the American spec. Changed aleo, the jesuite who surround the keys of the Black Sea and Mediterranean, and the | His brother, who. was also in the San During 1849, 203 emi it vessels, conveying tee'r rseale, of an eatire gation fulfilling | of Christ,” theught it dangerous to trust this porseseor of the whole trade of the East poe Pn agen bay Hh ge po Portugal. 23,629 paseengers, Bremen. Of the longing to self-government. That | of the devil,” ae an old author calls the Pope, —_— and Y ow! ouly Sat lar by tehes ‘The Queen of Portugal opened the Cortes tm number, two vessels, and 236 persons, were how business ence fale’ begun, and all, the conse: | the hande of France eraity cardinals Anto- | Provection or Coat in Faaxce.—The total pm Te Sotes ere aioe athe he mo to Port Adelaide, and seven vessela, with 217 per- ces so | nelit and Lambruschini have @ ditlerent t Tanted Staten, lowing from fter inetnetious, are | ply from that which would follow the revur of secure That example has led the way of reform, | Pius 1X. with French bayonets. They, therefore, and sealed the futuretete of Europe and of the Poe gp cn el gm ma ee enone are many wre ‘i Pope, who is still at his old quarters im Portioi. of the United eaten, who critens Uncle | The priest, party is atill intriguing tof get hie Tol 1 and tears fer the new republic, and | N€s® home without any restrictions, so that these W. aewume that the Anglo-Saron race sentatives of Christianity may carry on the eapable of that advanced political system eit im every shade of ven- £ y ae gtr te pe, incarcerated for some me, he waa lierat- (of 100 kelogrammes)—t. ¢., to 2,672,401 quin rauibioush the assistance of a friend, and more than ut 1845, and almost double the quantity | Ceededed in reaching the Turkish frontiers. produced im 1834. The 44,683,420 metrical quintals we enteteg ee a he obtained a con- contained 5,968,364 of anthracite, and 3,443,602 of | Yeyance to Malta, where many of his countrymen lgneons and other materiale. The coal-prod: had fled for protection. After remaining there @ departmente ate 51 in number: the principal are as ee ee + vo pee at follow, viz La, Lorre, ety 15,282,080 me. the ke wee Wey Tia Majesty to San Franerweo ; the d Senta cont ioe bgt bre py I | rest waa the United States. ee The revenue of the first year of free trade im corn, derived from @ nominai registration daty of £70, pepe the Noe gp has Me ‘ith of the average annual reven i unde; high duties and the sliding. veal of 15231 rere Another high'y interesting di made in the Vicor dilte Pulte, in Traneyeres cove 5 a creel quintala; Le Nord, o Galen ote fi yw £0 flourishing in th ling which hi h t 15,467 ; Seame-et- Loire, imeelf in his beha _pro= ising of s frarment (a hind quarter) of a bronz* Sie heetar, 3 |S cvante at mee tee an ae | Stan et arm i wero rel Sina sre Sng Pope ee eran a Seat — * ® monarchy was sent | courier arrived with despatches, selling the rn it | quintale. ‘The total consumption of coal i Hungarian refugees ty A yy ee Strong meg Koya -y of the remain England—here, at Lendoo— ieee Co, eres Gotige of Tae euleioaia ts Lowe ka do eee Geleeas Tp AUaCes avian the nt of this object, he was most li- cavations now going ou. and their oracles are Brougham and Guizot. The | in Ne latter worthy read at the Institute, last week, a 1 should observe, one of these armies the (Span- pare on the restoration of the Stuarts; the former , ith) has left the Roman States, tired of the job. as lorg since ventilated (to use word) his | Up to the moment I write, it 1# stated in the towa mind on France, ieular, and republicaniem | thet his Heliness will return to Rome in a few ES fact 3 A. oe ead Be yah aseieted by his beaefactor, who immediate By aceo U i i varia, Try in communication with Mr, Clough, Oth of Sean's {rom Port Philip, Australia, to the: from 19th of bere door superearates | po! ~ 1 Le town, | tis, (ues terminate bes been highly favorable ible to the Werle man was, a few da wa q roqeese, : to Liverpool, where he wae treated with the a ay “Authorization conceded by the law fcr weee alice” were mueh im rejaest, and Newsrarer Press or servative, 19; ibe AmanyticaL Vinw oF 0 Gurat Baitain.— I. , The id total, England: reatest kindness by the superintendent of police, | of ihe 2m of fame, Ha®, sad vaking into consideration ‘ ; : i an Event no provded fern ba book Pain | F¥eh sad KlStian a aipare eden | Crater Stier 9" weal Sal S| Sud fice wall an wells recat geutemes | Sak face atBoaa ve Sat 1 madre ha Garin Fraeen turn to Rome about the 15th of this month, and has intimated hie intention of Cullen to the primacy ae soon after that as possible. Eliza C , the intrepid young woman, ot on —eonserv: 5; liberal, 5 ey to whom the peculiar circumstances of his Case ii. dr -napervenive, £0; lberel’s4; | were meade: haows. ‘The fev. Mr. rau bap neutral, 31; total Ireland :—conservative, 37; | vided him w.th # small eum of money, which was liberal, 37; neut . British Islaade: | augmented by other subscriptions on LJ —conserv 5 1; 14, | here. Accs means a foe ii ia General pnt] of the United Loeteee the packet obip osciue, Captain 7 and he Philsophy,” written at the request of the Usefal | etching each other. The policy and intereats Koowledge Society, a whieh the nciples of go- | their reepective pT id; the Pope vernment were fully explained, and the theory as | ‘US Tepresent one or the other. "The Freweh (to ‘well ae the history and the practice of the various | their eternal dingrace.) have spent treasure and life Constitutions that have flourished m ancient or in | ‘0 put Gown a republic more just and legitimate than modern timer, minutely deseribed.” The loss of | theirown ; and it is not tikely they will retire 33 st f carrying on the business of a milliner and dress that “very elaborate work,” seless,) and the | Without eetablishing some ini ' » W74; liberal, 218; ne 155; total, | sailed hence for New York on hin meker, i ter recovered be Fefopel or the French to entertain his appuoation | for their religiousfeeling about the Pope, itinone ut | fife dlemmond's Newspaper: Last for 1880." verpool Matl, Jan, 19, walk up wise and down witheus the esestonee.of