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* é 8 NW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, HH 20, 1864, Getr people were treaanoileable. The! Rev, geen | ore accorded as on ‘honorable and glort- | A Vorce—Adjourn. SCENE IN THE FRENCH SENATE | So:Cer se Site tes pet aie | Date sm mate ei eee fe | wee aan sp cot.2 wo Be Fae 2h 5 esos serene ain ars % pow himself well kings have bby this be admitied tontiary to 10000 do. MARQUIS BE BOISSY ON THE RAMPAGE, promise ; they have guined this, thas the are no louger ons it of an English 90000 do. . ox tonew of slaves impatient ef the chains ducting committal of a 10000 do. them. Gentlemen, let us mot forget the great | eh!)—or terventica of | 10008 = do. 98 premsiple of 1008. Makg, pennies, wens Bee Ee actresses, addresses. either by our 10000 do. 88 ” have been kept, some even confiscated, sech asthe | tion.) But J now pace ee Fa manders. 10008 = do. rtrd A French “Foote” Review- Mberty of the, press, of which we wall presmlly, speak, quné my obeervations on tbe, convention, 3 which 1 are of ‘eapationse)—bat 10000 do. te But let me first say that the -, whom every ‘approve. 1 yea seals knew why, reason fe | have said things wi 10000 do. 89 ing the Situation. moment of the day, and also of the might, when mot that, opinion, 1 will never be executed. Iam es- | Dut we ore free here some UAE SY 23% s ™ (laughter)—Napoleon IIL, Emperor by the Grace of pecially that the Pope was not invitod to take | only spoken the trut do. 2355 BOSTON. Manes Te ares 4 cans » Le and the Conslitution of the country— Partin the convention. This was wisely done; fer Ne. the conntry 10009 de. 23% tis)" Flammer, Cape Towa, CGH; Almin Coombe ‘A Voice. —No; by the national will. poem |. oid: “When treating with the he suet 10000 do. 60 Beeman, Matanzas: Fiorence, Smith, and Behamyl, The Marquis ok, Bowsar.—-That athe same thing. | be regarded aso sreereign able bring Lnreg how 9000 do. 80 | New Orleans: Mary Edvon, Mgwen, d9:'schrs 1 Guia Mie Napoleon the Third a Greater Man than | «cris or “No1'no!”) Well den ie wot the samothing; | sandmen ie Ga Aad Bat whet Nepolenn dd vo OA 10000 0 8 10-40 100 23 | wend nat Wind ewtad Ses Miguel, Shepard, Pare that Ni 1. wi v io army ope 3 1 at Distory than ‘Nepoivoa L "This o will not Sieetihia cateeh tan eepttiow; i teen sae. Gay Se ae | farts Reteoo Gotaard, Bode, and Napoleon the Great. be mocepted to-day; but I concernin| urity. | mect with a little reveree, it would be stronger than ever 10000 _ do. 82 fete ig serie Saba ¥ and Oaks Nap leon II]. will be greater in history than Napoleen J. | 0b the morrow. It was therefore better for the conven- 100 shs NY 82) ALTIMO! March’ 24-—Arr cinemas George Appcid, He will not, indeed, have a hundred victories tion to be the work of only sue conhenciaay Hees, Eee te asao- | 100 de 82 Cid ship Br Marshal Pelissier, Bevan, Kre- won, but he will not have him @ coalition of ali | can liberate other by common ¢ Course on the | 100 do 82 Reni aee eae. Call, Fortress Monroe; schrs Mary! Europe. He will be greater by liberty than Napoicon I. Cy red beoause | 100 do 82: p,pypeme Bacon, Chase, da, Sid. belg BRSASSINATION OF THE EMPEROR EEARED. | was vy despotiam which carried us to of France; | 100 do a S-Ni ship Serie Doane Fortress Monta. Moscow, from whic ne rned. Mereover, it ‘were be- | 100 Erie RR... 6. March ‘sohrs Minerva, Jefferson, certain that ionized and | 100 do, 63% | Philadelphia: Ange, Murphy, York. tg fad Many enae 3 tn eu eae eared I wish to few words on the principle of non-inter- ganged oo ae” 55: &3 * wicca iy hcaaghommmpalins 40.59 , founded man; ings. not mean. \e ay a Low we e non- ; i 3 THE “LIFE OF CESAR” CUT UP, | thezivi cote, Lovly speak of the empire: and assuredly { vention, but I will Arst equeet the Sesto ‘show with | 100 Hudson River Ri 6355 | gXEWRURYPORT, March 25—Arr brig Vincennes, Hodg- it will not be sald that it wae founded by the despotism | few minutes’ repose. France. | 100 do. 99: 63. NEW BEDFORD, March Arr ochre Golden Kel. of Napoleon I. I therefore maintain my assertion, and 1 do not ask fora Philadelphia; Mary A wand, Fuller, Sip] for repeat that Napoleon III. will be greater than: Ni it about; but 62x for e THE FRENCH MUST ABANDON MEXICO, | 1;,2ecauss Be wil! have no bed to inscribe bis an- , ist as adrum- | 100 23g | pPILADBLPIIA, March 24—Arr bark Annie. «| male, And I wish to cite asin, bby way of com. |- mer, (Laughter.) But I shoutd like to know whether | 100 O83 | Zotrtinn, Mapion’ aod 6 flewht Fee aint a parison, I will not go ao far as to speak of the ditches this confiiet of intereste with England, which is met with | 100 Gai | Price, Riokerzon’ Vrovidences Han rite Walk Monk Che of re anne but only mention the following. magaif- mal parts of the tend ally <apetisnies an honorable 200 tad ; Sussex BP Lavirence, Matan- . ‘cent ant ime as related to me ‘present useful peace. Basorts peace— \ Men, Oil ‘The American Armies Composed of Five Hum | kmperor—namet A tacning iebevan sanaean ered ab any price—is indispensable to commercial in- aK : reste, But it is they who sacrifice those interests, us was in Paris in contravention of the laws, he did not cause him to be rented, ag be might have done, but simply geve him @ cantion, and recommended him to return to England. (Sensation.) ‘TRE PRESS AND THe TARATRES Tn the enc, of our \fberties it. must he remarked dred Thousand “ Scoundrels.” tive. Sales of gold after the call at 1563. At the close of the report gold was selling at 155. QARIBALDIS FAME SPURIOUS, | thatthe Emperor himself often anticipates all our de come. May his son, fo tiroa-thare are obalaciew fo surmousted, bitin & France, long under —_—_—————— Key -)), # ae an extension of certain Iivertion, Wo have lnamian _—_ vernment, ext SHIPPING NEWS. certain others Thus, I should like to see more lherty given to the press and Iss to the theatres. Certain words GREAT RiDUCTION, (Translated for the New York Hyrarp, from the Paris inione Nationale, of March 11. which the Emperor pronounced in his immortal decree (Cries of “Ob, ebt’”) Penta The Boosie met yesterday (March, 10), Mu. Aroplong in | of Pein fA aa eto ube sepiribed, is letters of secon malin Fort 1 oe eo 0, Iaug! +f ibepae “sony Seen ede By GREAT REDUCTION, ‘Qhe chair. gold. lero the Marquis rea part of the decree in , cease one moment to tell Port 4 feo op 1° Rasher, Minister of State: M. Vultry, Minister pre- | which the Emporor complained of the absence of pub: the empire the trath which saves kings in bringing bap OF HA: FOU, MELEE SEs ANS GREAT REDUCTION, over the Council of State; Mesars. de Parieu, | licity as injurious to bis government, and as subjecting piness to their subjects.” Asa third and last wish the ARED. TEAS AND COFFEES, his honest intentions to mistaken calumny.) The En peror has mvited us to discuss all questions aécording to their relative importance Can then & man who speaks de Forcade la Roquette, and Chaix d'Kst Ange, Vice 5 gidents of the Council of State, and General Allard and aeaies Presidents of Section, took their seats on Sane, of the Senate and the Legislative body. CLE. ri) Ker desired one day France might address these | steamship City of Washington (Br), Brooks, Liverpool via a The Marquis pr Bowrr—Marshal has only ex- pea! oni words to him:—‘'Woell done, my son.”” Such words would Queen " TEAS AND COFFEES, be to him the dearest. recompense; and then, raid the | - Steamabip Siar of the Union, Blanchard, New Orleans— TEAS AND COFFEES, heppoinied to (he governinent commissioners. | What be believes to be truth he accused of being an | pressed my own sentiments; be has mistaken my words, honorable Senator in conclusion, 1 should exclaim, with | Cromwell & C edt The order'ot the day was the debate on the Address. | enemy of the Emperor? “A Senator an enemy oftihe | Marshal Mauxan—You uttered them. clasped hands and Oiled with confidence in the power of | pyem: tn? Commander, Powell, Beaufort—Murray & Ne- TEAS AND COFFEES. The Marquis vz Bow-y—I shall eupport the nddrese; not | ¢mpire! Why, under what other government could The Marquis os Borsy—Allow to explain my | God, ‘God save the Emperor! God save Fi y Steamship © Benton, Salter. Beanfort—Murray & Nephew. a we find a» ‘more olovated or enviable post? | meaning. I said that I o {UB REPLY OP SENATOR OMAIX D'KET-ANGH TO THE MARQUIS Steamship GH Stout, Borden, Alesandria Jas fant NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION, that I approve of everything, but { shall approve of more thon I blame. T commence by saying, Thrice blessed De the Emperor whose wisdom has saved us from an- @ther revolution stinilar to that of July—a revolution DB BOINY'S TRADE. whip Elizabeth, Fowler, Balimore—Wm Dalell, c M8, Cause ple Anan me ee: speaker under: | gStiP,nech Train, Lane, Hong Kong aud Hatavta—Thayer | NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. ) Peabody, took at the commencement of bis speech to approve of ‘Bhi i Jeraantah Thompron, Blake, Liverpool—Sam! Thomp- NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. jephew. ; Ie is the interest of us all to uphold the. pire, and we only obey the orders ef the Emperor in speaking out our thoughts freely. It is our duty to warn body's mouth, that “if the should be ex to anarchy. ** which taught us the lesson that in princes near the | bim when we think that he is being led into a mistaken al much if not of everything; and in fact hi - 's Nephew. — throne the ties of blood ure often forgotten, and ambi- | Toute. Absolutsm isa bad school for governments; it | Tously answered. (Cries of “Yes! yoo!” from all sides.) | claring that bo ara bo oH to all ralniatach winont ae aN Energy, Caulking, Liverpool—Spofford, Tileston & Co. NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION. ton pave the principal part. It also taught usto re. | 1s ouly through the tribune that they can be really en- | | A large number of Senators then surrounded M: tinction, past, present and future, But it cannot be suf. | ,Stip Gertrude (Norw), Pharo, Autwerp—Holmboe & Bal- ae @stabli:’ a Iktie liberty and a good deal of courtesy In | lightened. (Here the epeaker went on to criticiee the ypan, and congratulated him upon his sentiments, fered that a whole class of funciionaries, who fulfil all TRE ANEIRE- NORMAND TCE. en, thelr dutien with, fotelligence ‘and devotedness, and.e- | wortkey Wess nore Marcesven, Rotlerdam—Funch, THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK, d wittrzeal all the interests of government, should be iy » 8 sore gov vent, should Ship West Empire, Grozier, San Juan del Sur—Chas L THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK. imatized in presence of the Senate. (Applaure,) | Colby. Fanvie H , Marahman, es to that the honorable saa abgetk ak Fanule Hamilton (Br), Marshman, Glbrattar—Moore THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK, nothing to do with the subject. I cannot see avy relation | oo or tue ‘ a Henry. commenced hie sperch with an anecdote that had | * he Zeiphine (Brem), Deliaan, Rotterdam—Wm Salem & between an unfortunate fact deplored by the illustrious | — Brig Ella (Br), Coe, Naguado—P I Nevius Marshal Bugeaud and the rest of fat dusoiee: Nor Recon HichbornsCGardenas—Walah GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, the © ambers, ai least in one of them, G Bugeand usid to complain when be spoke in the Chamber tbat he was always the butt of the deputies, and assailed with Gries o: “Enough! enough!” “Divide! divide!” General | # ‘aud liad the misiortune to kill one of his ineuliers, | I should ask them if they had signed a certain socialist and irom that moment he was no longer Interrupted | Teport, fortunately oMcially contradicted the next day: when «penking. But to resume: Blessed be the Emperor, | No reasonable man can affirm that s sovereign must be who as not forgotten on the throne what he bad previ. | Tesponmble for everything that 1s done The Emperor is ously jexrned. In him France has found an exceptional eeu od genius, but he cannot be responss- constitution on the subject of the irresponsibility of instore, and then said)'—Ministers can act; but they r of @xplaining their actions I am no ministers present; if there were, {ter this incident the sitting was suspended for a quarter of an hour. : ‘The Prasivgnt, on resaoming hig seat, addrossed the Marq B , and said:—lI request you to bevrief; have alres spoken for an bour and a half, and ¢ said many things altogether foreign to the address. The Marquis pe Bossy,—The address i no Wiit to debate. Ihave now to speak on the principal of non- dnterveition, but T perceive that I have forgotten wo say something on the press. The Blue Book unfortunately have I any intention of replying to the varions invoca- Brig Samson, Delano, Matanzas—H 8 Vin! tions of the honorable ces J wish to say a word on | , Brix E Miller (Br), Cromley, Nassau—F T Prince, just when a frm and skilful haud wae most | Oe fr cary tnd vee Pt OT. on tbe B he Blue ‘Boole re weal le has deservedly obtained the blessings of he Prenipes w are attacking one of the bases informs us xteen authoriaations have beon given ? “ we . ee OC “ the whole world, Before ascending the throne be had | tbe constitution—namily, the responsibility of the Km- | to found new journals. Assuredly {do not wish to im pesca Pee lentes jgrabldg eae Naoko: | Gare amen Monten. Ft lohan, NPB: FMaleD GREAT AMERIGA A AE SOME long wicd Hated onthe dangers whieh attend power, aud | Peror and the non-responsibilty of minssters. You soem | pose restrictions on the presn, Init I am averse to secing | restore It to France. Now thie! day, and / will re- | | Brig Anna Bell (Br), Taylor, St Jobns, NF—Gordon, Bruce GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. he }romised in formal terms a resumption of parla. | ‘0 bave underiaxen the task of sapping the bases of the | ® monopoly established in favor of certain opinions | gust M de Boisy fo explain im what words, in what | & McAuliffe. ‘ ; f mentary government. (Séneation.) couattutom at the samme tiie that you eulogize the au. | While authorizations are granted to. found antidynestic | Sovveraations held ty the Broperor, he haa found wuchan | RTELE Arey, Weeks, Washingion- Miller & Houghton: AMOR HT EO. ACN Berod De Hae KEKLN—It will be B long time coming. (Applause) and irreligious journals, I would not bave the same favor | enga; ¢.. Ho tins declared, indood, thal the preamble | SobF Niiver Slur (Br), Tobia, Vara Simpawy, a, $500,000 TO $1,000,000, The Maris ve is y—It is iny beliet that the Limpe. |. TWH VALUE OF THE ENVEROR’S UR To RUROrK—Tuw man. | Tefused to those which would defend the dynasty, order | of the constitution announced that the constitution should | Sear Adventurer (it Hie Seal Coan to er rer will ary long .ul6i bis promises, as he knows well that QUIS FRAPS MSBZINI—PEHPIDIOUS ALMION and reli Tt is a singular fact that the journals hos- and inan- Tan (Br) Guyer: Point a Petre, Quads ws FFERED At RETAIL, T™ be ameliorated, and the amelioration would be an inau. Sehr Eliza (Br), Guyer, Point a Petre, Giad, and St Kitts— oO " governinents are more firmly baced on tiberty than des- e Marquis de BRowsy—T protest agninst any inten | tilo to the dynasty and to order never receive ‘commu: | guration of Parliamentary government But whut is tho | Jones & Lough, e Potiain, he will give us liberty and pariiamcutary govern. | tio of sapping the baars of the constitution But L sub | nicated” notes, while others receive warnings, Is this | parliamentary régime claimed by the honorable Marquis? | Schr Osceola (Br), Deal, Aux Cayer-—Brott Son & Co. AT NO. 45 VESEY STRERT. PARE. sesananzesnn Or. JuLw.<dmacae=Wooimpeta:| preset Ger LOOL AC EMPETOS Beer tar tice onary ap | einer aan bespliatatenehten WDRATY eartea meres Tee that which mecuros feo elections Oy univereal wut. | RSQ tea Sanat Gouten Rarwoon 4 1 Peatcal THE COMPANY ARE NOW SRLLING GOOD 4 y a direc- | frage? Do wo not possess it? is that of the tribune? Schr Harvest Queen (Br), McBridge. Cornwallis, tion which gives free course to what is bad and irreligous ‘Wo, $1, $110, BEST $115 PAR have thouzht parliamentary goverpment could give sta. | Me et eme value of his life t» Eurcpe | Ie has tov mui Do we not enjoy it without restraint? Does not the groat | DeWoll & Co. OOLONG AT We., 700., fell ty to thionest courage—he expose: himself too much 1 regret that there | and probibits what is-truth. I, therefore, ask the gov- Y chr Willie I —Thomas & Holmes. ee 2 Verh ax ven-eunstbrowe:snney dgunatttt: is v0 Minister of Police, ‘There if ® certaiu duty which | ernment why thie diderence exlste—why authorizations | turéyleve livers! aud aerclorment. of diecession? Dect ee een eee etn wan, Bron « cloght. POUND. The Marquis vs Bowsy—Only one. the police does not full, There man who dots vot e granted to the advocates of immorality? not the emii statean th ari f wh Schr Ben) Builer, Renyon, Newbern—Bentley, Smith & ease AV icr—Two, recull beloreany atrooity—3azz nl, and we do not KAOW | 4 grap ag ame “rm oF CaMAR’—ExGLAND CENURED PoR | health, exaggerated by public Teimor, 8 coneldcred a8, 8 | ee ee eee cn ee een i Aru PERN AS CRN! 5 Aeneas Another Vorce—Three, (Laughter) how to act against him In Greece, a small country BACKING OUT OP THE MEXICAN. BUSINEDA AND BOR 18- » CXABY yp 7 * meldered as a Schr A Van Cleef, Conover, Fortress Mouroe—Van Brun at public calamity, insure a complete freedom of discus | Blaght Hon tn the’ legislative. chamber, subject only to | Schr Maria@ Hearn, Erickson Chincoteague—A C avons, a respect. for the laws and the constitution? ‘Thus | Scbr Union, Smith, Ni mond, Va—$ Godwin, THR MA*QU'S OY GOVRRNNENT—VIVE VEMPRRRUR, which we sustain with our moncy, and wh.ob pays us The Marquis pg Borsy—I can easily prove my asser- | Wish ingratitude; in Haly, the country of Mazcimi, they fon Tama serious man, and, unfortunately, ap old | st @ price on p or imignijiecnt brigands; in England, that ewe. Here is my proof. In three rlers of acent ry | model and philanthropic country—— Ina eaten puttin ote v In @ re fication we nola iJ cation (f Hrutus, an veaitation ovis patina pa Of the brightest acts of the of Car. Buch te 3 GREEN TEAS, 60c., 70c., 80c., 90e., $1, $1 10, BEST $1 90 Queen, Jenkins, Nansemond, Va—Crowell & each of tho great State bodies onjoys complete free- Par OOP PER POUND. dom of specch, and everybody readers a notable | Ps eh Mot Bedell, Bedell, Baltimore—-M Bedell. hr how mony gove nments hav: we had? Fourteen, neith General Hursox— We are worth more than your English. | press that i encouraged. Well, then, to that polvon I | Romage to government om this subject. (Appla If, anes, Wilcox, Philadelphia. ent Smith ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 60c., 70c., 80e., 90c., $1, $110, BEST move we les, and all different. Of the whole number @Qardutée;) ie wish to see an antidote. How many of the fmienatio- thep, a free discussion of apy oe conouates | Cx penne ‘ . tos ‘ i f peh ee enly one lasted thirty. three years, and the other thir. | The marae (Bsc neha bern eeta.a price on the | rized journals are for order, religion and government? | Parliamentary government, we possess it in all its plen- | Schr Expedite, Franklin, Philadelphia—H 8 Rackeit & Son, $1 PEK POUND, teen, together forty-three yeurs, ‘or about four years | bead of Nuva Sabib, whom she calle a rebel, but whom | Not more than two, Let me recommend to your uiten- | itude, and have nothing more to ask for. Butdo you mean Behr Horace Staples, uibbe, Philadelphia. YOUNG HYSON, 00c., 70c., 890,, WWe., $1, $1 10, BEST $1 99 euch. You wal of course, admit that the government ry a an me stinguisbed for | tion the following little article from the Avenir National. | by a Parliamentary régime, « government by the Chun- | Soop Aurors, Carpenter, Nerwich—H N Rackett & Son, Hansford? Which lasted thirty years was better than Chose which | the courage an i with which he defended the | Shall [read it? (No, no.) Ireturn, then, to the prin- | ber, a Chamber ablo to make or unmake ministers at its | Sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer, Block Ialand, Conn. PER FOUND. eniy averaged sour.” You will, therefore, acknowledge | Tebts of bis country. jovernment can be found i | ciple of non-intervention. I admit {t to acertain extent; | pleasure? Do you mean by it the practice of the cele. ARRIVED, ates Abe truth of what I said about parliamentary govern. | Europe which will give up Mazzini to justice. J will go | } approve of it in Italy im favor of the Popo against Maz- it Med UNCOLORED JAPAN, $1, $1 10, BEST $1 20 PER POUND. rated maxim, ‘The King reigns and does not govern?” Bt ip Fulton (US transport), Wotton, Port Royal, Miia. taivtsg atte of camat) We here oieway’| testes Birk vertwee Mears, wi pence, US | yyrmmiat, AND GUNFOWDER, BEST wl WYER a it and been subject to it; and on two occasions the Steamship Baltic (U 8 transport), overnment has excaped the hands of those who held jt | Mareh 22, to U 8 Quartermaster, in trust to fall into those of the mob, 1 pe a Bee Prdig havo only the trial, and we will ha PER POUND. > ka, with westerly winds: lot on board 6 days. régime. ND DINNER COFFEE, Se, sovereign like our own, who directs the bu Bchr George (Br) Matamoros via ry ent; that it is, I will not say good, for no government | furth-r, and say that the sovereigns, with England at bsulutely good, but the least’ imperfect of their bead, iv giving ap asylum to Mazzini, become his rn) 1do not inean to speak ut great Jength, but | @ccomplices, and must assume the responsibility of bis must establish my thesis of the superionty of | Crimes. Mazzini does not slumber, and we have reason feriementary government, and I will add that the | to fear some vew and abominable outra, ‘There wi peror desires that goverument. (Noie.) Nor is that | 4D admirable heroine, a young girl, burning with the lo fact difficult of proof. Tie Emperor—and I do not siy | Of ber country, Charlotte Corday, who was not afraid to tha with an intenwn Ww fater—is am eaceptional and pro- | Plunge the steel into the breast of a villain, Mazein. widenial Prine. Exceptional, I say, for princes in | Uumke he also can find @ woman who, armed with the dagger eral care Iittle for morality, though I can name | % the assassin, would strike a blow at the Emperor. (Mur. Sve exceptions. But princes offen promise without in- | Murs.) Well, J will speak no more about the Emperor Qending to perform. In our time there are three excep- | but I will tell him that he ought not, by granting parder zini, and im favor of the Italians against Austria; but I do not approve of it in Mexico or Greece. Englan which aband ned wa in the tion that we had commen Ugeher, iniervened lo share fruits of our victories, But there was @ moment of unceriainty, and our Minis'er of Maury, Hilton Head, POUND, rerpook, & 4 #, with | COFFEES (GROUND), 200., 260, 30c., 85c., BEST 4c, | | > the ‘We triumphed, however, and it is the custom ot civilized ‘and polished nations | to. exc compliments on such occasions, All the governmeni of Europe complimented us, except Russia and Kng- Bi . had . want & power placedon a higher level; we | — ‘Brig Suwannee, McCobb, Trinidad, 12 days, with suger and te Ur Ow: MRO | directs | the | bust: | days, with cotton, to Peck & Church vege hed do not want a sovereign to whom we accord but | molasses, to Metcalf & Duncan. . taclode trom the snauagemeat of afairny but a | Brie Cireneslan, Brean, Feri Morris for Philadelphia FRENCH BREAKFAST ey country for the task, Such is tho Parliamentary eater Buco Duncan, Fonee, 10 days, with auger, to Met | r= COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. Gous:—Ist. Phe Emperor, then the Pope, the th rd I will ]*o Mazzini, to facilitate the porpetration of new crimes | jand; Russia, indecd, was not in the wrong, as we were ime that we understand; that which you call for is not | | Schr Marietta, Hall, Rockla: —— Bot name, but leave cach of youto mucss, Well, whon | Jt i with Knglish moncy that wml and all the en | then secretly fomenting the Polish insurrection; but why | the liberty of the county, but ‘hat of factions. (Great | Sehr Jula Grace, Babson, <i bas gasses: ricet it~" sou rsek a Ggdpicion dpeiiad fhe Emperor has promised, he keeps his word.’ What | gitesof assassnation are made. It ts Englich money wih | are wo still waiting for the compliments of England? + rs ot olf ‘The honorable Marquis bas demanded more | Schr GR Lanfair, Lewis, Provincetown, in mind health, economy and « bigh degree of pleasure i= id.he cay when we clected’ him to govern us? He said | wich weet hes are paid for the execution of their crimet. | am woll aware that in a lettsr of the iiuister of Foreign | liberty for tho pross. His speech shows that ho has read | Schr jugar herunton, -—<", New flaven. drinking them, that he would re-establish parliamentary government. | How 's it that we also furnish an asylum for these peo- | Afiaira mention is made of the sympathy between the | the journals with care, and J am surprised that he is not | Schr A B Terry, Eldviage, New Haven for Fortress Mon- Gaterruption.) ple? We have here Italians, refugees of all sorts, who | English and French navies, because certain aailors had | Katistied with the quantum of liberty enjoyed. (Laugh- 3 7 The Pissin'xr—You are mistaken, M. de Boissy; the | Constantly barbor thoughts of srsass nation and destruc deca drinking together, Ton my part, oan give you'| ter.) Isit, then, asumcient? Does ee reagents *Schr J Goodsperd, Dart. New London COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. Bmperor never sa d that. Hon, " Gemlemen, the sft if the Emperor 1s dear (ou. | other proofs of sympathy.’ A Bench wael haa been | be stilt more exclted by the journals? Is he not content | Sehr Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Saybrook, GROUND COFFEES, 2c., 85¢., 40c., best 40c. por pound, The Marquis pe Boissy—I beg your pardon. He is indi pen able to us. And when I speak of ue, I} boa an English ship in open sea tdamagedime, | with the frankness and crudity of their language? For | Sehr EB Andermon. Clark, Portland, Conn, nde gosh aa The PResiven—No; the Emperor never said that; quote | speak of the whole of Frauce, without distinction of | ge c-ew insull dy the French fog torn ‘fron. Thik'is ths | the rest, thore ina singular contradiction in bis'specch. | gobt gtpgdite, Rrank "hewbang for Previdenss. Hotels, Saloons, Boarding Housckecpers and Families whe Wd Words. optuion ; and we have a right to tell the Emperor that it ht of search re-established against our ships forthe | At the same time that he complains of the want of lib- . SATLED. PUT NOT YOUR TRUS? IN PRINCES, is bie duity i watch over and protect an interest so dear | gdvantage of tho English marine, Has tho government | erty, he finds fwuk with the Hberty of the press, calle | gteamshipa Star of the Union, Hanae (Brem), Corsica, use large quantities of Coffee can economise in that article The Marquis pe Borssy—In the preamble to the consti. | ant of fuch parainount Hmporiance, Sny expianation to give? Has the knglish government | for repressive measures, and asserts that only two Jour- | chty'ar Washington, Gon K Bartea, KC. Mulght, Aitance’ | by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COF. fetion the Emperor declared that 9 constitution was a The Piwimext—M. de Boisey, you had better speak less oxized? Another rpecimen of Eugiiah sympathy. An | nals are (ound which defend order, religion and the con- | Churton, Tillie, Chak Kenton; # ertrude. Bengal, Sum — o : ‘aria Louise, Thomas, Talis. | FEE, which we sell at the low price of 35 centa per pound, ist, Core: stitution of the country, which all the others are prone to Heumsell! barks Colonist. Kahine hon ‘. attack. The speaker hak touched w be ; | man, F Hamilton: brign oe) Kirkaldy; schra A aanune Mer Vena tardy be ce pect ty toad Nien, | Scull, A Middleton, D'W Sanders, Wide World, Palestine, | and warranted to give perfect satisfaction, - jimar, Ban Juan, Lucy Ames, Ho: E Bell, Davison, AR But the convention and the ailuir of Mexico are two im: | Q'umore Allen Duflelt, Arcola, WN Beobee.'A Ki Terry, © | Eqpectal attention tagiven toghe Coftce Department, to which portant questions every way worthy of attention, Those | 4 N Rogers, White Cloud, Cornelius, Minve Arnold, 4B But- quant Pe cg treated by other aang ane x is Jer, Adventure. we defy cow petition, Hot the Métont to go very fally inw them.’ OF the con- | Wind NW. " oT gig vention I beg leave not to xay a Fincle word. As to seaman: CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM 6 CENTS TO PER POUND apelay English ship freighted (o New York Irom Southampton, ers, Was stranded on the coast ish wom sae, children ware Sirlanded, Cen hemen; bul it was only afer having Leon ‘outraged by Te Tnglt h &atiord that to Bhemah women were alle w dacend tut) thelife oats, Lo you call this sympuhy? Tapprove of intervention when necessary, and when I ngland intervening against ua at all points of the globo. be in Madagascar, in Excy p' utinople—-J say buat we ough! some imes to tnterwne againd Krgland. work of tim’, and that he left the way epen for ame of tye life of the Emperor, over whom Providence rations, Welll what ts theamelioration to be attempted? | Watches, and more of thy address, from which you are Why, to attain the lea-t imperfect form, and that is par wandering. , bear.) euyernm uy {Demals.) We are often told The Marquis pe Borsy—The address speaks of many P What Ie ber foversinend 4 water cnt, ihings, avd 1 do not think I depart from the spirit and ene, Which is the source of her wealth a text of it in calling the attention of the poliee to an in. Euwperor |ias promised it, and | am cer terest of the greayest pores ble Importance, and in ex by the de re pressing fears which I conscientiously feel feady nude @,reat advanc’ Wowards parliamentary gov Tho Pox mrxt—You indulge in evil auguries, which ernment, I know this mode of government hag its | ae repugnant to the minds of everybody. (Hear, hear.) during the night t Mexico, [have at pr-sent not much to say, The Marqnis Miscelaneou de Hotty calls himeelf the friend of humanity; yes chen | | Srur Poran Sran. Alte, 608 tons, built at Medford fin 1851, pea the Vaitd opponents, Some parties dread a free mune, TUS ROPE ASO PRARER OXB AND OVIBIES. RIGANDING POLITICAL REPCGHEE—CHARITY PLUGINS AT HoMM. | ‘peaking of Ov f abrictdal war whigh t ray. gin, been sold on private terins, By purchasing of the Company. Now is the time to @ eral Marquis bx L.war-vie-—TRe tribun: is free. The Marquis Di Bur sy ly speak the truth; do ‘The Marquis then went on to speak of political rofu Pater (f Ameria, he exprencd a wish dal the Yruggie, Big Wa Bennert (Br), from Prince Edward Teland for es The Marquis ox B issy.—Pes! free, hie the pres; fee | You wish me tobe? W Il, 1 will now come to ® auijeot | porn, Tread, said ho, in a omm pleated” note recent. | impio.s tx lire and ws resules, mij Kew York, was totally wrecked on Sable Island Dec 20, She LAY IN YOUR STOCK, for aon hing wo f'r ober: “(Interruption ) 1 main whieh is expressly treated of in the address—the conven- | Ty addressed ‘to & jo rnal, that we have give 000 | That isa wish which Trepel inthe r | eee ie, voeel of Be ee eC nace consisted of LAY IN YOUR sTOOK. tan the Ethperor thinks that te tribune must be | ton of the 1oth of Seprember, T believe that this con- | franes, then 400,000 francs, then @ million, to Polish | and if the interests of my country required (he continua: | wu enle, conaign 6 - poe Femor d sooner or iter; and why? i: | vention, wseand able as itis, will not be carried into | Ktugces, They are natorcunete med, doubtless, but we | tion of this coutkt X could never, w thout the most | Scum Lown og ter tens ately fom Nee Neen ton tine Le LAY IN Your stock, Prtur is aware that airee ‘tribune is the eye and execution, but not on ac. ount of the bad faith of one of | have many unfortunate ones at home, All our p heartfert repugnance, immolato humanity on the altar of | Yurent PY nite hen mat. wih Aunt binned C2) Epithet RM Of the s.creigh. Without it, he knows and he: the two parties concerned in it ‘There is another Italy, | tn want of money and working Wwole Why, tl my country. -M. de Bo sey fears that if the Uuited States | “SOME MND ia eamiostees Manian m GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, tng. Without it, how can the sovereign b» enl ¢) 4 iy composed of miscreanta | you not ruliove tl in preference to the foreign refu. | should become once more united that our army would be | inne Mt-Thomas Feo 1a wich loss of salle and. spar, per ped GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, By his minist rs? Trender duc homage to te ati m nis- | ceaselessly exela t ‘ome or d ath!” Ta CWO yeRts | Zees? Because the inter have been rebels—they have ed, and possibly noon be made prisoners of war, | Yeing repaired Mth inst. . erie ying tors, past, present, and wo come, (laughter.) 1 know | the Italy whieh is honest wad mg will tay to the Km- | played the game of revolution and lost it; if they had “ ‘Tre Undted Sia es have tor mech gd loud, which arrived at Gloucester GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, SLeir devotduexs und capacity; bur by whom are they | Perer “Rematn at Rome!” And we whall remain ther®, | wou they would not have riven you anything; bit t oniomntr imosuch aver, Thy will not ‘, nt ith beatae | GREAT AMERICAN TEA VESEY STREET. trave se deseris to add ober provinesto prov nes al ecuy foo nume-ovs, Tew not because they are exhausted, but | from South Bhoal. She was bu rly to, tho, water’ from a well und: rstood feeling ax to their own interest ¢,and her name could not be a ned. She was lum- that they would not think of attacking us in Mexico. ber loaded, and supposed to be an English built vessel. ‘The same reasons prevail d with England when she de- ms, Arnold, from fbeebailipers of clined to fortify Quebse, saying there was no reason to ml, putinto New London on We fear, and that Quebec was not threatened, I will briefly oS lee Fons’ Wik probs o y have lost—so much the worve for them. Let un fires think of our own peor, Well regulated charity begins at home. Cardinal Doxwer— The wnfntuna’e have no na'ionality, and the poor of @rance are very well aevisted, [tis our duty also to aesist thore who have been our brethren in the battle (ld, Charity is universal, (Applaure.) teouscives cvlipvened’ It must be by persons who without havi tolated our word, It is because Ltaly ts ee eee eee cttucom allowed telmesters to | Joyal and well c€mdueted that sho requires us to remain be; reeont here, | would ask Minist r of the Interior | 1D Kome; because she knows that ifshe hemelf entered ‘ects ase good, and, if he were an Tam } Rome ehe could not stay there; tor, on the morrow, tho he would ray they are bad, (Loud weniale.) ‘Austrians would reoccupy Lombardy, and sad a garrh TV UR. won to Turin, She knows that it is Mazini who desires to go w Rome, and entice there V ctor uel. But the King will not go there, for ow) with 3 when 0) atny.—Not STREET. M. bs Mesteus—Such language is an affront to intel . knows well enough | The Marquis ow Bowsy—T bow to the holy words of | rey to which I adverted last year, and in | Qharge cargo and repule. rae Myent and devored (unctionaries, who faithfully serve | that the Tarpelan rock is near the Capitol. Why are the | 9 prince of tho Chureh, but I am not prea. bing @ sermon, | respect of which I thought I had given the Marquis de 3 Mattapoleett for New = - i — We Emperor and France, (General approbation Mazzintans so tenacious about golug to Roract | Because | but moking a political speveh, sae Dolesy bimnastf naslacechory explanstions, The cuneme’ | yous Mapan base, Brewster, free, Nesepoen none ine MISCELLANEOUS, The Presinuxt—M. de Bolesy, the tribuno—tte liberty | they see in that fact suicide, parr cide, and the death of Cardinal Doxner—Nor am T preaching @ sermon, I | ro eipts of Vora Crux, before our expedition to Mexico | Ocean House, below New Loudon, bilged, and will, probabl W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOU ef whict you deruand —bw by ho tur | dytusty, for the Papal ea fe ix errentally one of & | Know tha: I address myself to Frenehinen, aud to noble | were engaged to ratinly the claims of England, France to pieces. "She is 106 tons, build at Newbern, NC, io 1847. Ae Peer aa 7 BEND of BREAK BL ING SKIT will rgo and Frank Horton, : and Spain, and were divided monthly between th m. nid 18 Ki deer| the captain and ( On taking poxserston of that port could we say to Eng- City Island, NY. land and Spain:— The treates are null and void, we | _ Scum Varon, from Eltsabethport for Providence, with coal, ear the! I seat von to the winds?” No; we | Wentashore near New Haven on Sunday, re : Meoraed wee ‘ected and espe: tg them was not | | Bown Caime—the Providence Jourval of the 25th Inst | | They are not EQUALLED, in Elegance, Eluidlty, Dura rn : giving way to Enpland, but honorably fulfilling a con- F Chief, of Northport, L tain | Dlity, Gomfort or Keonom ouares of the | dynasty. Jf Frimee saccifued (he Hope, & wo la be for her a veritable suicide, jor Peaner ts the edeat doughter of te Cherch, Te would baat the mame time the death of & dynasty, for if the head of Ue Chureh fell, all the o her mon ses contradict. | @ hes would full wii vt. To abandon the Pope and Rome ro | Would be to Commit a religous fault, a grave miliary hearts, ‘The Marquis px Bow sy—I aleo am for charity—but ro- peat that it should be applied to @'atress at home— and how ‘ar will your million ge? When do you mean to stop? You ay (hat you will reééve all who presont thempelves, ‘Thy igners, boaud by mone of the ye for speakers to di Kinperor. There i# someihing better to be done, and Wu ts Lo seriously dixcues tue affairs of the country. @icar, lear ) The Marquis pe Bors tag me; Wu L wile ¥—I hear many v right. (Murmurs) had been ‘The harquis oy Bot #1 blame dhat law. And then what [say applies to the future ag well as to the past to be moditie Ie like these who form part of this | blunder anda political mistake, The day wh nike Pp’ | davies of Frenchiuen, come among we W make barricades | tract which bore the signature of Franee, With regard Retailed in ALL FIRST LASS STORES. Why bly, who are devoied, honest and intel gent; but, f od to Leave Kime a heavy bow wow d best ) and tire on 0: r soldiers, to the statement made by the Marquis d> Boissy that the manuf rm BX WRADLEY & CARY, 97 Ch, Fepent, there al mw who are not Consult che e tige and standing «ff France in the world. Connt 4 Be umoxi—France hoaerm herself in succor when th ‘i Igwa was wreck: near ashore in that © bers and 79 and 2! Reade obs, Ovgniry 1 it will tell you so. T will now ask the g pe ge a nae op Sr he in oe suftict ing the Cherbourg, the English ¢aptat sof Ni it 7: as ‘9 RIGGS’ ALLEVIATO! (NDC ther here are not many protects who 1 . it perhaps, that if France i# Bona ‘The Marquis oe Borsy-—1 do not deny it. male pawengors b the Fre 7 lust, bo Wenee HOGS) At. uM desired? (Murmurs) : hly — Bonspartivt— France is atill more | the Panioexr-—besides, you are xpeaking of an ap- | I am abie to give a ratisfactory explanation, Satine are i FECT Rag SON Ee NE ec and oot ME ‘ i tect in many bk hol. y fy ge is = ae & hae propration voted sn the budget tmvértue 0. law. facts were publisi d by a journal to the eff ct stated by | ee Te Wescuenty ADK, 78 tone, Built at Milford, Del, in Dr J. HRIGas, ¢ 21d and 920 roadway, — #' Catholic algo, and to the bottom of hs honorable Senator, but ag soon as they came to tho | yghe¥t) i MImCUtET Ae: eerk: SOTO TOMAR HR, AUNEW'S, 200 AND 202 GREENS pe heart. Ho knows that if the head of his dycasty knowledge of the Emperor's government a ). dicial in. my and there you will ind 1, 148 tons, built at Middletown, CH, in 1849, TF wich street, corner of My end (bere x othe second city of the French empire, he jtuted. It was conducted by a judge of per then 1 ‘A Skxator i bas Leon presented to the legistative | made ‘The Pursionye—However ik may be, Uhre is noth wiry was tpt Henry Pow ices, Fin, Flour and ev Bouy fur the purpone 5 was wrong, since the day wh n the Pop» returned to | grbicrary in an appropriation sau the ‘Cherbourg ‘Tribunal of Commerce, and the result mad og ag se Nl ay A sri rag . aoe THE MARQUE WOULD DR YOR NAPOLEON AND THM Kmperor un‘ortunat ly quitted France. (Notte) | wextco AND rt proved that everything had passed in the utmost order, , ndide ball from Providence, under com. | =——— yan —— rainen. Thd Pope » wed CON-—THE AMOLICAN ALMUM A NOT OF MALY A MILLION | and that our countrywomen had every reaxon to be pati« id of Capt Pow lt aT ey living vena hes aveeie The Manyis on Bowsy That is true, and I withdraw | Bowe.) Tho honorable member, then tar Ov POOUNDNELE. with the conduct of the Englich captain, Of course, | Mussina Vesset—The bark Roman, of Demarara, Capt Bvery ving Being URI TIEN. yoomprln. The Kmperor wishes the tribune to be on of taxes, observed that tn France Mr. Lavacer—Aseistance has been given to refugees in this, the government had no explanations to ask | Hickey, nafied York Oct 20, was seen | When those aro within thelr natoral lamite, on health te or that the truth may reach him, and J there. | Was taxed and everybody paid; even on petty industries | ali agen for. ‘The honorable Senator bas alluded to the tax on | off Dover Nov 6, not been heard of sinee roe eons ne shey are in excens, pains, colds, rheurnae an impost was made, and the burial of the poorand | ~The Marqu'n om Rormsy—I do not believe in it, and 1 | dogs as sometimes depriving the poor man of his ouly Whalemen. Ham, gout, debility, conti dinerhea, Ler, Ory HIP % I. wae off River of Plate Jan | elas, &e., de,, witlict ws needy Was not accomplished without a tax. Howover I] pore nt in my anti revolutionary opinions, I detest revo: | friend, To this I reply that tho tax was not imposed #0 | | Bark John Dawson Mo to recover our healbh fr to take oug tuat ail powe ao anaes at we have te, rauch for what it would produce as to provent the danger | 1, having taken 70 bb!» sp oil since leaving Fayal. w hes to b the (ribs would, said lie, in turn propose a new (ax—(layghter)—one and condemn them always, Under the July from the properly pro la ! would be popular, and would produce # large 1 {strenuously opporod the douations made to | to the public arising (rom the great number of those ani Spoken, &e. ROWELS AND THT CLRCULATION reach the sover «i with facity. hen soldiers are wounded jod heroes of the July revolution. These same | mals kept for no useiul purpose, Had the honorable Bhip. Nonpareil Sm.cs, from Liverpool for Shanghae, Jan | the excess of impurities, This done, health follow» of neces Fe eived and a cepted, even when tey-ar) not pizacant, | On the fi id of battle, or when they have been ® certain ed the revolution of 184%, which proves that | Senator read the discussion on the law, he would have | 2, off Galy Island (Gillolo). ity. RRANDRETHS PILLS found this to be the case. The honorable Senator tins Foretan Ports. re aatety proposed another tax, a8 at once voluntary, moral Anvan, Feb 2—In port ahtps Europa, from Liverpool, arr ore oy megan. Bet ‘can do this with entire safety and popular—a tax on foreign decorations, "I have | 24; Jennle ¥; 014 Colony, Low; Geo Wash. | all the orgens of OF oF THOUBANDS nothing to say for or against it, Tt would perhaps be | featon, Hal wine: Oracle (ir), Woods Alles Ball, ne tiv ; better if such decorations were distributed with less pro- a; White Mountatn, Marden, and General Grant, Clough, } re n° in fusion. Talo think it advieable thatevery meanashould | jow Cd ; . 4 as their only remedy f ry Dani time in the army, they receive @ pension, That fs all | (ney should not have been rewarded. I do not wish to very good, but when a man falls bef re the enemy, oF dics | have our money givon away to foreigners as long ax there forming fie ce pants of the mate of public (pinion, and | inthe -eroice, ‘here iene proviaiim made for amotherwhomay | romaine a kingle Frenchman in distrest. Let us look ont wating hemo erleuiale ut force with mathe. | havebeen dependent on him. Now 1 would assure a pense ® | for our own poople before wo give aid to the barricaders puldic ‘pinion, when mis. | to the mothers of ruch toldirrs, It te nt worthy of Fiance | who stot down our brave French sokliers. To return to Pie Emperor kenows (ha! wh has never ove tw med ihvones; fon the contrary, ot ix (ruth alone ‘hat sustains tem Ly in adopted DEETIS PILLS periods of from thirty to fifty years, suplotte ax tdeim does the wiler; | © leave the ¢ women to die without eupport—in want and | the question of intervention. We are intervoning in pres Nipr BO Grant, Hinckley. from Rio Ja he or f fron oy te fey yours a whie a steam eeplosion kills all in | Misery. | (Murmurs) i China. It is rather far off; Hut we can get back, Yet | be taken to protect the institution of the Legion of Honor, Morey, Ross, and. Charm +7 thomas, from Singapore, do; | and whore agerage bet 1 I go lad ” / public op.ncon ser ds ertervigne to die | , General Husox—The Minister of War has never re- | hefore coming back from China it might prove pe and that {t would be well tf persons were prohibited from | Lech Lamar, Loriug, from Buenoy Ayres, do. CUM ten ee) INPALGIBLE PILLS eee dontionon, Tate an tan. | fbed arsisiance to the mother or fathor of a soldier Who | dont to get out of Mexico; for Uure ave tw Lak sp-éson | wearing docorat.ona likely to be confounded with thone | Hvenas Armin, tat Oo tn pant At mm Are, 10g | ane gapuine have 8. WRabKeTn it waite Letters on Ualted States government stun: s died in the service of his owwntry. the horizon—Mexive and Rome, With void to Mexico, my | of that Order, I have, sae to refer to the last point | ston, and ¢ jemagne, Bellamy. “une; barks Jobn 4 n, Lewis, and Pritia Donea (Br), Sawyer, doy Geo lo wpeaker. Ho xpeaks of | £90" ‘uey Andervon, 4 fi Tam a Bouapartist-1 am a Bonapart le,itimist Poth Huilding, New York pohard, Mendy, aa sili Atty casa you wre not favorable to |» id Marquis ox Bomsy—I aur tnuch obliged to him | earnest desire is thal the war in Amerion macy not om wo an | touched upo by the eaetel of ie, Parker, and Nel Principal office, a Constitution wien the Emperor has given as, and ‘or end, tnt continue until both parties are wite iy ex’erminatd; | the Emperors 6 has shar; attao! 8 government Jaan, do rnld, Clifford, for New smeere tail t 7 . 7 STE Sea poured Gighpee General Hurson--He does all he cas. for'if should, eovfortumately, cease now our forces would be | and {he coustitution, but he fas apoken of the person of others as bavare. ; Ce Oi at RAR en fate na eg The Marquis 0% iinewy—Yes, 1 am a devoted Bona- The Murquis pe Horsy—Ho will be able to do more if Cob "Groat exeliement io all’ parts of tho | the rovereiin with the respect which he merits with the oa, March I--Arr harke Mayflower, Lovejoy, New |b) a cortaln core, wiliiilt Ju) ile fy Ley t; becuse, Whatever fooling T may have in my | the voluntary tax I speak of ts pred. house.) gratitude and admiration which are due to him, To ‘Md, Hoa Bagi, Howes, Philadelphia. Hee Seecsce be. For anlens @ Rrvsise 3 1, Min deoply seated, Lam an intetlige The Marquis oe Lavanerre—If it is voluntary itis no Baron or Hecerne—The utterance of mich words | speak of his devotion to the Emperor, his family and his aie al carbo dati Darrell (Br), Webb, | “ve a or =3 tart, a do fe, & legitimniet one; and f longer & tax. before a body like the Senate is unwarrantable, (Ap- Cyaesiy, that is all very proper; but itis not sufficient. | “Carnie, March 10—In pert ship Commodore, Cha Tart DANCING ACADEMIES. Docaus), f i were me rmny for me to cast myself into(le | A TAX UPON TH WRAKIRS OF FORKMION ORDEKA—HOW | plause. ‘Tho epeaker ought to Know that there is among hostile | for Bosion, kdg: Wm Yeo (Br) es, for NYork, do — - fire io p event the Emperor or tu Prince imperiat fiom COUNTS AND GHEVATTERS ANE MADR. The Rivycte pe Boney What! Would you have an | partios someth ng liko a word of command given to exalt | Southard, Morrill, for Genoa, do; New) Hampahire, Lor’. Proorss’ DANC + ACADEMY, Mt BROOME ST. wmung to harm, | nwd do 0; Oi 1 say legitnial, be The Count # Boiey—Call ita tax, if you like. But | army of five or siz hundred thowrand scoundrels to waich? | the Emporor, to place him in the porition which is suit Madras. do; barks WH Jeuking (Br), Corning, for Boste BN ALL. THU veal % genre wah forthe rule of the Emp id hia heirn | there are voluntary taxea—that on dogs, for instance, | (Seneation.) able to bitn, but at the same time to place him at such an | 40) Frances Kelly, for tenon, d Fe eee eee eae oe Tore Academy of efter im in a dir ct Hae of Bae " n levitimiet | which people may avoid by not keeping thore animals, The Pre ioevr.—Your aupporitions are insulting to our | altitude as to offer better facihen ospap beneath him the | gor mda Aolts \Br), ie for Ban Feancieon, wane m Ball, ot the Py u i . - vations of his government, (Hear, hear.) The Bi 0. ships Sylvanus 1 nancy as 1 le eheen for osier | (Lanylier.) The rane may bo said of tho tobaoce dary, | soldiers, aud the Senate shows ite dissatisfaction by tu PRIVATE | LAN’ ia ways ben f roy oath. L | which i also self-imposed. But what I would prop murmurs, is loadod with praisos, grandeur and glory are acer nor Morton, r 2 ALLETMAATHR ew the tant by L romain } sa bat Oo all wearers of (he insignia of forcign orders of ‘The Marquis pr Bowsy—T do ot think go. him; but tt te fn to render more etriking the full of tebe Arwimeds, Crowe, NYork. | ] No db th dj bat 1h r knig lithe Ihave been reared in moaarehical aud Baron ox If ecxerex,—Yor avo wounding the feolings | the empire. (Cheert) Thoro who rpenk thus deceive Ry fly PO Damascus (#), for Porttan wood thomectves, But you will not speak in that manner, nor ror Boaton LBth} City af Manele in the way in whieh allusion bas been made tw the life for Bow if a government reek, oF tNeulod & govormmMeN vat Duwiln (for do Web: China ’®), for rei Jous sentiment Fan tavintly and unwed \ oftow grieved to see how | of all your colienguen. 0 fons, © eruarown, adits (bute t The Baron ve 4 tx ¥—Take the floor, ‘ Genera: the Marquis ea Lawacrs m 11 | undid they become objevis of jos and sar Baron be Hrece mx—1 shail do so when I choore. ‘peror, and the dang which is eaid to threaten ‘lield, Trevellick, for do 16h; Gralitude, Janten, se vcnty third street chisel Pappowe Wat you were the only nian of the sort. | He streeta Vo rewm,—Enough! Adjourn. i) upon you to reject such augories (Loud | do alat ha, Bastion, for © Milen wt dorclock: jonuamen at 8 oh Mr Sh», dagyils 9A Ib indy—No, Tam not the only inan, |G | Hosow—Tt is true that we are bedizened with Tho Parivest—You eee, elt, that the Senate has no | cheers) The de votlun OF the great bodies of the State— | ,LxiTm, March 10—fu port ship Nevada, Bartlet, for unten ta gia peda hos nas es oFY day wid evening . ate very It for te pathy with your views, in the presence of a severe iniefort ine, w lunentable r ts thowe who wish bo learn y Genera! the Marquis oe Lawaerin—Yon have been | geile Ome et epenke of those only, Thank Oa are Selo ete ctt Is nevertheless trae that | dosutation fur Franco, which the death of the head of Nevsoar, Jan 8-10 port, bark feseld, Robertson, to sail ; : a ‘ ss fautiful all governments heaven! the decoration of the “from the | should our army be reduced to—(Cries of “Enovgh |" | the : tate would entail—wo id remain intact; the affec- John, Patten, Emmons, ldg CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NATOMAS ® At, A CREATE conmted ‘ana Prapeet whik M “adjourn.” vion of France 8 assured to tho dynasty, and the trang Ay ~ j rong The Marquis px Borwy—That is rus; Ihave nover vio- te feet haves Besing the coe RENUKEO—AR Arter GaRiBALDE AXD tre | mmission of the crown would take place Withont agitation nt, Fe Ma Hon Fort ship Tao Bun, Ore for PAR isae anh 1d eA | wy oath, wad never will, I resume, then, nud say orders worn among wa, I BRITET ARTETOCRACY, in the country, and without carrying trouble into your hy OS -heealta tia aaa Rees Y nate nptly executed, Call on or mddrest 18 tho reaeva why the Emperor, wio ta man <f | p ibe imposed on all who | Tha PResmenr—Marqu’s de Boissy, I remind you of the | del borationa (Loud and continued appians.) I sown, March 0—6id abip Star of the Union, Reed Benor—al howgs ~ proince—(lary hter)—has rostored the | wea: unanimous dieapprol 1, This is the best Tho Marquis pe Borsy—I demand to be heard in @ | ¢ Thllae), Bender . 2 tribun: whieh wim the salvation of the empire—tue General Hoeo iat ie not a bad iden answer Lewn make | matter personal to myself. Rio Janwino, Jan 28—Sid ship Atalanta, Bar , , EXPRessEs, Bervorable vase on whick hs dynasty will be acated and The Marquis oe Bomt—Thoogh t biame the present The Marquie ve Bor all bo vietorious, ‘The Paeioe T—Thore is nothing yorsonal in what has | | St Tomes, May Ave vig Hyiiray Harr | i o ute tarages. The Kp ror knows full well thar there | etundan ¢ of foreion orters, T confess, at the rek of ap. | Twenty thousand mon aguinet five or six handred thou. wt anced eee itera nee un tae Wn hy, Haines A Kh BXPRESS PORN xn bork an itarmenes chang: ip the rélation of king? to | pearing Inconsistent, that Lehall noteare how numerous | aand, Lut it will cost as a great deal, ® rh, adjourn. - ’ neh bls fhe or eonutry. Pianotagy + b nay ate gedatiged shegrnteeneled'y ry Hallow Sl Ho Neu the winices fy A tac for aieplaying:| (cries of “hucuahl enowabl”) Well, Jet ag ture to | The diccumion waa vhon adjourned to tho next day, Whe | Os, »ort oooh 14, ahtnn Mourheni, Davenport, froma Cote, turuisure sured, ifs mitied a gare ons a ie pliimed iat Kioge and | lage “Qwooresige, Toe insignia af Ue Legion of Monge ; Vbhim * Rae Hoh fiyr Heaton, wir Fob 4, rene: Jtamuden, Pyndieion, trum pb Add Vouk Livy