The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-27 00:00:00

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PARIS, SUNDAY, 6.30 P.M We have witnessed something extraordinary ; a debate of twelve hours in which a moldier unprac ticed as an orator, has d is played qualities which were totally unexpected. In a word, General Cavaignac has kad a triumph almost unparalleled in parlia mentary struggles. He spoke without any written notes, or even memoranda. His attitude and delivery, daring nearly three hours, were marked by a calmness, moderatke, and firmness which excited the greatest admiration from all parties, and conciliated much symPathy. Alter the speech of Gen. Cavaignac the house ad journed, and resumed at half-past eight o'clock, when M. St. Hilaire replied, and was followed by MM. Gander Pegas, Ledra Rollin, and Dupont (de l'Eure). Gen. Cavaignac also addressed the Assembly : A di vidon took place at midnight, bat the opposition, in a body, declined voting, on the ground that the vote was delusive. The result of the division was: In favour of Gen. Cavaignao 503 Against him Of the 34 votes delivered against General Ca vaignae, 27 belong to the Red Republic, 3 to the Socialists, 2 to the Bonapartist., 1 to the moderate party, and 1 to the legitimiets. The Socialists are MM. Proudhon, Oreppo, and Pierre Leroux. The Bonapaitists, MM. Lucien Murat end Victor Hugo. As may be imagined, the universal topic of comment in all circles, public and private, to-day, has been the speeches delivered by General Cavaignac yesterday, which have palmed en immense effect; and although the COMONMODOSS will not be unmixed on the ques tion of the election, they must be on the whole de cidedly favourable to his prospects. They have already raised the hopes of his party that his mino rity will at all events be sufficiently great to bring the election into the hands of the Chamber. General amalgam has finally broken with the party of the Mountain and the ultra-democrats. By this step he will pin many moderate votes, which were suspended through distrust of him. He will, on the other band, loss some of the democratic votes which he would otherwise have obtained. He will, however, pin on ' the whole. ERENIS HAIR.—Tbs lIIIIMMIIII if 111010 MAMMAS OIL siedie lbe r S i ttlt di Lori& ma& IS la , aid is& Omer. OW millro, eed es NTT= &viol if bora /NO avail sad &NOW, sell maw Oros their al* &e lm = Vedic& I TbiC i= lei O&M& W A &lob °ROWLAND" Ow co & SLY boils WNW &WO somill. 10, dm fa or WOW bies ortmes Oily Go o ~els& at 7e.W DAILY NEWS sad EXPRESS.— PAWL— ENGLISH OTTICL—Ctie trreetn,_ eseLatee -Er. DE BERNARDI'. trees LORDOirraIIIIITANT., POEMS sad GEN DA I L Y ENT * logloi l e si gtrom mo t ra r emi Atr:t,l.l4.ll = . hr. C OY A r/ Parma Momramil 0 W as COM . De tosooft also undertakes ID 1110111.1) Ind hewed sthertier RIM to alibi etthe above Monte. tT y ArDS on FARMERS.--See the AGRICUL CRAL GAZETTE and GARDENERS' CHRONICLE of The Oarkaero Cbroatele may be cedared of 5e1447:- ORAN. PEW A.. ttam ed to to Dee by pod. Mike for . =id ODOM' . 5., timer Welllaatoa-elreet. ConatiArans JHEAT FLIES -- See intb wesiests. _ , the AGILICITWORAL G i q d OARDENIIIIO OIICLE O of Mmes Ili. The wog be ordered 010 ousekty. ise er pest. Me MINNINEMMY MIE PROSPECTS of FARMING. ByMr. _Amer Dill+ —See the AGRICULTURAL M °AYX eat &Dm= CHROSICLS of SATUDAY. The GardineW eribusel et wag 111114 M swat. Wee •Ismpoijo ler se=e=rd sdreetieemsli. unot 4;21 0111=11211011 OF " FASIifT PAIL - Fmk ies lo fie be cgodsand smsedils), Natal BNDENNIS• nts roarrxre 1•4 misrowrvems. 81 11 mum* aa 4 .I :l 4 l caranki , KNEW T. WI W. N. author of TWO Folo."" &Job piraiN" " ba. be. Ows os Nod and *old dis larks minors sod mom 111, Worrfolootroot. N - 0 , 0111 by VII AVlnoft of" 7.11 /I CA U DLIC LW? URIN." A is % v et. rebildwiJlie By Pasta/ OF MONEY. By DOUGLAS A.7Www Nib delestie WR NO E MEll,Painat• "genals NEEN. 11.1. n. s ma we woes beil On POW Ne Ns IN EWEN IN WM.* a MI% /*A' use. TeNiNesi. ORNAKlkTargitteginti b. POULTßY ; I Dtesatt../TX:tehtztmeetairaktil it ior .zralt.2 , ILib ut i.... P.ll 111 li• ret Meek Doi The oat dia sad Mom liZZThe ta l Ftma G• o v t a Tb l i= l Foot I Tb ror a Geme 9r The lam Meted Fowl eteidediketito Tie TM toelo Fein M T. mil Weer TM ......_ml aem eli gae l"l li t,,''' , Velar Terflasehleoliesee TM l Fool The Desk TM 1114 ma Fere rFOlgt TMGees Foote lel, item Tits Goose The Mil se Prim C " b t"..• The lit me Wed leas. 1 is IiSFD ea " C 4 4 Ph s e 1 "Teeter.l he_ ef mmeeest eall lestrwttee Po the tem of zebra —lla ley worm, ii"%to se eel of rag Isfeemellto, mo nk. .24 . ttrpes loorlis, IS, anal gr= "d' e the ZVLlAllisi 1,, j....i. mimeo% at tio eSee ef tbe " (lardeowe' eels 41 , roOtetel assille; S. = . 4lll.ohassinak 02- rem Ime wawa et wig ERUCH PROPHETIC RUM/ Mi — r — lL, 9d.— WILLIANI THOMAS bop te Mkt= the b =thet a the l ALIO es AM' fte IMP b i caloelt s took sad wimesmate. 21 treastte, t i o=lee t r are l te t" eV ie° :W . em zab. vs Ina histapiewa d rso Oft Ib i *Iwo& ken la. tolk eat. hf a bestinsin ald " 1 "" aL i---a-,-- risenlwe cassameries dad, I assize to read Kola prig« as of • bersidi to meter their wiressamm, spell that of a le dr maim of as they boa best written and egoist Baffin. ( agllme.) I haw thee*, grid that the Maas whisk Oweral Carriers. objeci. Here the ;rater read as of himialeillail how mod, gal I shell wow ask, upon is the =oath el Jaw, tome which It ap. tballoal.thi s of hemossais cis &dm, if it is ? lis c: l e i r d ders lid been given to Gotha Cavaigaae, an illia Haan heft g pantethriftlerelhi rasa and pains to ibis of war, to have ready is Paris 45,000 mem. segemplisk th at sad. The esimiseies thought that by this measure public tram- 01111. BIDLII.-I mast brat say that that is perfectly quality would be mand, and thin wield have bees the the. seas bed its ciders been executed. It wined that sow O. CATMONAO.-I kayo dameariel a coy of the orders thathme of the may of the Alps should be called to Paris. named Maio to the Masse of the lesa of Park These win were not executed. Why ?It is not known ,• Tbis=mot ea slim piss , Ws ma * official copy kw bat Goma Cindy= has produced no pima in support of the gifts eshastry at we; sail U nay adversaries the timdel of this he has made. However this may be de he to MG, the seiestasse *Met statement, I sahibs (ontlased the orator, who went on reading) it .is sy oellemes the miather at war, aid even prey bin, ahem that the Executive Commission neglected sealing to allow them to onus whatever roofs they may shish to ruillablisk order and tranquillity. It rafts than from proper to obtain from him. Tin orator then road a vast this solidi that, from the ordera given to General Carefree number of extrude from the arching, all tending to prove sill s been executed in the days of Jane, the that from the month of May 'he constantly aimed at onwi t e l ee ti the ateliers nate eau: profiting by a moment collecting a gnat number of well disciplined troops in whisk =psi= reptant-, preened the movement. A very the barracks of Paris; that it was with this intone fiery altneetha took place in the Executive Commission. he sent troops frees Paris, in order to base them Oesend Configure, who was ceded, said hiked mot received replaced by troops has the provinces, that is to the letter bringing him the orders. Bat in moss observe , say that he replaced emegride by old soldiers ; deal Beetheinny Bt. Hilaire, he acknowledged that he he himself presided ever the movements of the troops, bed ressived the letter, but questioned big subordinate, Gen. sear to extend the "whoa if Paris Am 14 to 18 regiments. Buries. Tie genial, who did aot coincide with the opi- I have proved, gnaw= Goa. Wagon, that I left no aim of his superior, was at first disposed to expostulate, wane untried in ardor to make the effective =mat to sad I aged mot say was a few days after deprived of his situ. 25,000 men. Bat, positively ibis is perhaps the first time, salsa. LA: am i wi tdise.) The manner of attacking the menu in a city. whore all is well o r ganised , that • doubt en be wen The Executive Commission usual. raised relative to the effective of the garrison. The cm =derided that the continuation of tanicoles midge of inquiry neglected nothing in order to ageertabt the be prevented. M. Leith Rollin, smart state of tkia eth-Wes ; they went to the Victualling office, othen s observed that they were contagious. General Cavaig. when they were informed that, cu the 22nd June, there ate, ea the contrary, and against the opinion of every one, were in Penis, with the exception' of them men thou lying declined that he would allow them to construct barricades, in the Mayas, harlot's's 22,300 en ; and, between an! only attack them when su ffi cient fortes had arrived. Paris sad Vonaleb e m ood Soa Germaial, 29,929. I most ,The Hieentive Calawinical winoted, sad thus the half el Marna; pct Mardis of dr Hasudive Commimies bum Paris wr barthaded. (Eight he to has allowed the band- execution, and I think I lot only executed the interim of dries to have been made ' We think not. It Paris had the co=mities, but also those of M. Luanda". I appeal boss, as the 23rd, occupied everywhere by =mean troop, to the good erase of all. Who can believe that the ma , the lamination of June would not have occurred. Oa the tine would have preserved, for an astir' month, a minister as 23rd of June, at ten o'clock, two battalions of the line were disobedient as I must have been. I shall not spare those engaged in the twelfth arrondissement. M. Gamier Pages, who have maid so ; bot,for the onnent„l am but a banister; who was at the Luxemboare, received an order front Goa. I plead. Doubtless, the memories of my adversaries fail, Gander, which enjoined him to send way, immediately, but ones again, no one can believe that the executive can the two battalions that he had under his direction. Wordy have preserved a miniums who refused to obey their orders. after, a new order arrived, menacing the commandant But let us leave this question of the effective garrison ; I of the Luxembourg to send his before • soviet of war consider it to be folly explained and judged. (" Tee.") if the two battalions were not immediately seat to I now speak of the Icier written to me by M. Mite, in the the National Assembly. M. Geruier Pais ' before such a night of the 22nd. Ido not know whether lam not about inenace, thought he mud obey, and the 121Itarroadissement to furnish my enemies with arms raid me, If I were was abandoned to the iassineetion. General Cavaignse did obliged to my, by memory, what I did ea the 22nd, and in net, moreover, in these circumstances, exhibit all the cool- the night from the 22nd to the 23ed. Cawgaently, it sees that might have beat expected. The National Gaud is not from my I Shall arms, bi t tram commenced, abandoned as tbi y were, before the barricades, written detriments. It met happri, salve coos, that without seeing a single soldier of the line beside than, and the troops arrived an lam sad a half, as her, or even half to every demand the General Canty= opposed the moot an hour, after the boar find he their arrival. But it has formal refusal. About 3 o'clock only General Carrigan occurred, that in proem of the multiplied &wads of the marched on the barricades of the Faubourg des Temple, and prefect of the Police, of the =thin of Par= the Tweostia• came back at 8 o'clock. Daring all this time I and two of Commission, and sometimes of the miller ot the &awes, my Miaow were obliged to answer all demands which at. that I bays observed the demand' exeseded the Hilda of a rived from the Luxembourg. What the commission Maki' manic.. And it may thus lOW that mum= dear= was to support the National Chords by of min to that effect may be found is therm& troops of the line. At the ecaunencemomt of of the Esentire Cousittes. I shall sew rear to the seders the struggle then would have been no danger in of the 22nd. M. Marie wrote me the Wiwi, letter, at dispersing the troops throughout Paris. This is simply eleven °Week at night, to inform am that is all the seism my own conviction ; and the troops might have been certain blages a veadesvoos had bees given kr the morrow at ti's of having the National Guard with them. When the bar- Panama" to go Ines Ones to the Larraboarg ; and he re tirades were mede sad armed, they became so many quested sae to send WSW', snarly as possible, a regiment of fortresses, that wet he taken by breach. To allow barricaded infantry and two 'gnat/rows of cavalry. There was already to be gonstractad, whoa they could be prevented, is a great at the Lumabong a battalion of infantry of the line, a Galt. The yen with an example ? At the corner of the Ras battalion of the mobile, forming the ordinary guard of that du Bee • berries& was in construction, a platoon of dragoons, palace ' and a squadron of the 6tl Lawn, seat at the request who were prig, shamed vigorously, and the attempt was of theprehet of pail= lam she surprised that my adver ted renewed &Mg the f •ur days of combat. The saw rat= whoa ens=sl of =lags 517 an but little acquowtod Alas awned at the Porte fit. Denis, where the 3rd legion with, should have thought tthheeyy demanded regiments when &stayed Masada in construction, which were not after- they have only donalbaid itireas! adult 554 Far my wards ressmisamd. Pam these delays how much blood Part. I loosed maY orders according to the latter I ha d re has beta spilled. The ooly act which could be forced upon mired. And woes lam accused of having, to satisfy pi ths Osmond Candy= was to call the artillery from sonal ambitio, caused the streets of Paris to be deluged Vienne% but again the order Ariven was not in blood emoted until the following day. K. Leda Huth M. BAITIELEXT ST. 111LA113.-I did not ea go. is van gave orders. The plans of General ensign" Several rout-Yon said ao• pavan= evetythisg ; instead of positive orders, the General CAT/LION/ie.-I am happy in being able to pro. Nation' Oen& were desired to wait ; sad in their dee- duce this Important letter, the origiri of which I refused to pair the Natisaal Guard untried the most bitter complaints give uP ; but U the Ameethly doubted-(" No 1" -I fully grilbe Emissive Commission. The plan of General compre hend the exclamation of the Assembly ; 551, am was ant doubtful : he wished to create for him- far sailing noisy manifestation tom 7 151 1 4 I do not slfy, and render himself necomary so it,. He ou t." init. The Assembly bee understood ma; i merely add that immediately two parties : one that of the Has des Pyre. I would rather be a forger than an mann. It is fano maid= the other that of the Palls Hanna!, who took some nate for me the, besides this Proof or sy having fulfilled the maps with the gennal. What passed between him and orders of the Enenve Committee, could even indicate the them ? That they alma know. The yank who bad a numbers of the corps which I sent thither. Another letter fused the portfolio of war, after these iaterrien, aseneed of was sent to me, at kelt-past one in the morning, from to. the support of the Pails National, esseptea the Barthelemy St. ffileire, who informed me, in his own name, portfolio of war. On the made" of the 22ad June of the fads M. Marl. bad informed ms of in his letter, and one of hie friends, M. Hadelsward, meth' emu General in which he &waded troops for the Pantheon. I sent the Onaignae the information that he would amp% the troops demanded ; but es it was the Luxembourg, the seat of pitfall of war, Uhe meld be seared of the support of the the government, which was to be attacked, I sent those Rue de Poitiers. The parliamentary plot wool lane sue. troops to the Luxembourg. I have no wish to busy =y odeled on the 23rd, if the sorrowful events of Jane h a a no t self in the lead with the manner In which the troops sent prevented it. The enemies of the ormthission sew with by ma _wen employed. I arrive at the system of defence regret the continuance of power in its kande. On the 23rd =o= ls by nie it Paris. It is rut I who invented this of June we again seat to General Natalie, to demand how system area ethispiently I did not _ improvise it. Of two many troops lie had; and he answered, warmly, " theaters toings. cmo : Aim 5.•••••MMICO Wind It bad ortd M. I don't know." An orderly (Ater of the shard National , they thought t a teldt is goer hr ms, =en should w• more impatient than we, lined on knowing. He was Garaim Pape . his esibmase edge it to be bad. If this ;o wned, that the g eneral was asleep. He , m o o comerittes Mat It bad, deabffimmere will believe that they his way into the (*bier, and it yes with d lty that M. adopted it by wriniesklea begem, Ice • military garlic. Leda Rollin masted him from waking the minister they submitted their usos le that of an old soldier. I of war. Oa the 24th, in the morning, our enemies in have always thgaght, I have dared before the Assembly the Assembly were not satisfied, and they said every- itself, that the stmt important thirty(' all, in order to defend where that ant the Executive Coonnimion must be got s a lt= an theeldos or us* el command. I have also rid of. On Saturday at 8 o'clock, General Cavaignse was this spilisa it the no of mthe Executive in conference with Mlienard ; 11. Payer", came up, and he Contalletha. Magas &labeled,. with loos rethwei In a •••• leaned that, so far from attending to the insurrection , they soldiedy manner, U yea like; I would not expose myself to were canvasein" the conditions on which the general should the peollrility that, in a given circumstance, any on wield take the power into his hands. All eelsy seemed, after tile, NOM RY hams sr tear elf In 7 elmaletoi as was done to a inexplicable. MM. Arago, Marie, and Barthelesy St. gemegol I shall noiluaiii-bat why should I not name him?- Hilaire wished to induce him to give orders ;he Waged, and to General Tempers. Ons et the principal causes-I do replied, .Do you think lam here to defend you Parisians; not myth of weal des-eas of the principal materiel your National Guard, who defend their lives and their shops atom milligh howl then= the 511 a tha hot two lallthellthe_ If one of my companies were disarmed I should blow out my was 155 15 1thelen if feria. COMOR• 1041 Y. I was 00 . 110 . 01 brains." Later th. y sanouoind that barricades were being I wall welertake nth's, without banns all the hems constructed everywhwe ;he replied, . What doss it matter ? egathatoelld la taloa= hood% oar to be able to getheatlato if the Paribas will destroy them, I will retire into the plain thou She in Far= If the Tgeoutive Coreatholeei ho of St. Denis, and there give them battle." Two hours fore wham I laid down is, pisajtail thought =hawks, they later the mar of the genial was no longer the saw ; he had but ft shame their - sir. They did sot do so : strode about when the detentes came to him. " What," 055505101 is se tae ••••• min/ 00 7 theerrelact my said they, "do you still deliberate ? Know that it is not idet. = iskoh lfm=salenateed that grew to Generals ply an ~de, but • revelation ,• all Paris is in saw." It sad Pemime sew days preview to the was then, on a proposition of M. Pascal Dom% that combat s sad dame s spree= 0 lis Lowlier their dine It i s io czer wee eon fidid to General Caraigase, and the Com- la as 'swat to w I =we. sent in Its it Mustiest to the Agesailly. All this Snerill Vcthea - ReposeYourea data are moat strictly true. General CATAIONAO.-I shall, Hay ail ha miL,• but I OZWZILLI. CATAIONAC then me and delivered a speech am desirous of reeching the sad of this dohs= Without to thofollovriai 'free :-Citieen reprisentatives,-I menthe entering into any technical terms, You to emilL geoleei sl debate on the Intim it has pissed in adversaries to plea that the &aerate and inoulation of wisp moth= It. I re peat w h e t I have heron said, when I requested to he daunting them ; and that was seen la what bap authorised to address interpellations, I repeat, I do not Pend to the Mops in the Pine Ise Yeas% where intead to place myself here is the meow of the Executive tkny wen at • &team from all order. all tall oli owa sad Crimmins. M. Barthelemy St. Hakim speaks of the ail deieteneft 2011•1101 troop • 1 1 0 •0•07.. ~ _hi *ma gore` edemas I preserved in presence dimes othaithis, which are tows who= the am** ins Mine. tremenho••••••• IMPTS• directed at the Executive Commieston ; Ham of the Mani- them S. he warrelededi and welonewort liar Do MO ii ben of the committee of 'swam be hmessalsrireithz ass the redeno ot the Polies MM te thnt berriladol men ball do me the jostles to gay *Mad bola theft ended ma all sides. How could troops, Peat in sepsis caluorica cia all 1 wathitly tgall the Execs- keress Lis both able to act or retreat. The emu* Of se COMatiNkS. by sons ladling friends that the Porta= path cur just mentioned. whew the borrieldle• ' I ores s h ee t ea io with the eawanet I had held area destroyed, were not rebuilt. I can friend sots is the days of Joao, egad that If I ware milled up= to that ; It was the head CISIM•Ie Coi my General &had my Ws fa the maid Jane, I hod bet menthe! lawastiolow. (Laughter). The hon. niember twill le assko-thel I bed obeyed the orders I had nears& If wad by Poolooting against the wade of am ef the iambs= of the atiamittee of Inquiry be bere he h said to have Prowess= In lipso esei r e g they ow arm that Is the sole time I wagon= Poolthal. He Fond. that they fought oell7 •• ' =hid 118111.111191, I Wok area SW Cho defies of the the 23841 ef J une , an d than consotpleatir, every woman esimikaga imaf; tie d I said that it would have been impair had been takes to proton the germane= and aadus. The sibie hr goo Is haw acted otherwise, sine I bad bad the how. glom= then =Plait" the ableoce he Is reProochod beam et beim sae of their ministers shwa the 17th May. with en that daft sad cowaltded by laying ' " I think 1 have Hoerr thil I hied to attack • power whose Waster I was. Proved h 7. my words that I con lay eau= fooling , which ere I amtaasamaki oeutiody deny having ever imbues' the easily sigma witilia TM. Bat Ido not wish to of • Ger thei-i-gligfploglig myself es the mien of the Ksecative fah Part of the debate to team an easy Pleading i I had but 011.16111111. l Eireace., I sat about to make, sad with - Si expose the tae; the 0555 7 I = llls = to lutigo between_ eat. miss& , attacking the Enestive Commilmici. I7= Ind =ma your story and she. nor 5 7, it Ilititak fit circumstantial, and if say ow ma say, lam an men to your eyes, if I have sacrificed my ,dm emu a tt ac he have cuspid l ag u o s,/ sos seedy duty bawds you, towed. the Mies; to combat your m 1 0 7 1 0,..7tiet en aeowe e. Th es e there is no debate b e tween earths I have demanded a palls dents. I have desired the easeattes a= mr so L n az debate is Meese me and that the Amiably , that the arditaaselthall haw us. When igm, Q ua l m P uns , Dukes g od jhuheiggeg ISt truth is there Ware is, it is an easy matter to prove it. mai m h ue elotegua boge" to eight ges eeee a paper, There is a Imo quail= pendia, between you and me; a ia whisk l lia sensed, but width poor they have sot quad= of kamser. I again ask you if you wish to 'peek, * su ed snow S o sosinku ust. t o a bs. "I d o se t eees poin tad HI ask yea that question, is ke, it because there is a point ' isms, "fa n o n u s w u m that mem o whisk I h av e in. Which lls as wish to stink bat at the last extremity, Int pia mut 'algal is *atm. I shall extract frogs their set 5155 lathed to it by [ll• Gsrsior _Pages mede •we NATIONAL ASSEMBLY , a assosmisn Mod past wish menu myself slow. My thel _he would oPeah-1 Y.: 5 51 1 E 5 You w ill slain 'Posh ;.,well. mem di e ing. i s vary o ug e e . H av i n g w on at park be II 110 ; WII evening, tonight , to-morrow, it must De so. mango or mow. 26. I shall ISAISTWaI. CO avoid no dimension. ea the 17 t h a l Ma I shy repaired to the Executive Misr some animPortout matters) Gemara Oavaillpan Commhsien. width it wee =7 dell to do as the Gorman- Arose the speeds et General Caealpen, which occupied in rose, sad proposed that the &bete white wag asswilosiog Genesi of higeria. The commission testified the desire of waft throe hours, the Assembly postponed its should be limited strictly to the outdo* nistar sailor mire ow asespt the athiedy of the war department. I dad the hiltet aresimed et. Emaire the agai de n ba s te ddr : md t eig th ht e or o ct w d la in et , M w: out of the published protestation of MM. Gunder Pasih so. Ido sot member en what day we spoke of ette raison Outlaw. Femora, and Barthelemy St. Hilaire. This of Paris. M. Bilitabwy Es St. Hilaire, perhaps , may ; but le raX of charging General Wake= with a proposition was rewired by the majority with approbation, we spoked husk knew of the garrison. I re• bat, se will be seem, was not acted wan. Gewral Cavaigne those this of =goat and ;atm whiten; what wag intended, be declared, was to ' quested to be fishnet& in the most precise area- wired* too_ _ _. _ . M. B. St. Hilaire then ran, and delivered ma elaborate ner , eif the mss el the borne= and the number of w i =ebrult7"•. whial has been wal " thrita address, of which the following is as abridged report : troops we mead kap is the sky ; everyone can concenehow open =a_ Cemlnionos. add, and I M. BAZTKILIXT Sr. t . - G e net lia/iniseataticea, daariallWa is wail Iwo been is have had mops bivousok- tdaviiremact : I have but a f ew wor d s -W• must tree &meanness this debate of an incident ism Is the Mill agein which we were than lone" the Mesabi to allow me to deliver them at this The honourable member who lis just spokes joau I think I an Asa about a fortnight rites . , ha e . have sattohlsedWooe haven to w make pab latia = y ia our ii ; no w e e , f lawmi imidegosa the coe d Nast fresh yeiffluDge hid pr.- SWAM that a great number of prom impish" of not having seen imps, Ea the onus of the OA Joao, on 'Abase points The question is, then, between Graallii CaTligaall sad the noted th e u s eko, on o ;h a sty * a c ti ve s ues a l b, gag e Executive Csenshown on the lITSIIII Of Jana. We should sweated to about 25,000 ism. Some time after, it Mee M u liMe nsi the7 "mod it notamagY isr troupe have Win unt ie hew obeyed every de=ad of this not have wooded this tribune if we bad ad been pro- decided upon that one division of the army of the Alpe, and naked to it, but the Executive Commissioa has not not two, as was said, should be collated at the head of the =WM 300 1 1a= wadi net have enslenc_ As to the for five months uttered one Biagi ward of coot- Bourges railway. I wrens' add that M. de Lusatia* letter width; wee seat to me in the night of the 22nd, plaint. It would lag have rested under the weight evilly day, spoke tame the arrival of the troops. the bow. weather iergota that he himself told me that it was Of the calumnies on o e , surrounded it. If we were snot I told big' that meow bad boss and that the troops in some reoPects a double order of the ono I bad ahead it wee from pat es oni, and not to wakes • year already wen on their with. It .salts trow's all this that, orm. received from the Upend** Committee , whales I concluded tao week. ( IL . Sim.) Our opines ea the gam of June n =Wag the diadem of the gyp. the republican guard, that his letter ow bat the reprodmation of that sent to me known sines tLe report of the Cambria of Inquiry-our and thst at the 46 , 400 yinfeme of Pith t w ee d" du e ga m. by K. Marie. The hoe . M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire has evidence ia but that of truth. We kayo not provoked a new sou of the to isa, aad le 63,000 when the divi- Jest mid that he Sever dreamt al scatting MO C 4 ambitious debate on these events, idea have accepted it with pima. des of the army of the Alps arrived. M. Barthelemy caleuladeee ; let me then tell him bib 57 55 stheles end that he has said mere than be intended. Thaeries of obeervations, We know not what may be the wale, but at present we St. Hilaire not only says that I showed great neglect ix which tep t col e l t o s w m an y emy n a action, malting fr a. a g m m in e u a t e e t ' threw it on others this ourselves. If we were somelled to executing Ike 014• TO I bad neared, bat also very clearly ar ta br a t a lu ta year . ...t To SAT Olutig., ADD A's . ih e o un t aterstood for owns date by on comatpsearam7 hits I did go on purpose. In alluding to a Ours of 57' ___ _ via hea r t licall (laughter)-we were net to play that part ta Mead Odin) Leadithisci, M. Barthelemy St. of in cones= with the parlimentar7 Plot You Mention ; this 6 ..22 •...t. &ama, WI. aa eei e hi s tory. We have writin ele trti•toly of the nests cf says we systwatially avoid= collecting great mews of iris, I repeat, goes farther than your thoughts. Ido not n o rl dit —s oni.s - aw% "u se e le imi l l ans e .. ou ru a oss - o r em . This history ha been cooniumeitated to several ot the troops la Paris. M. Ilarthelem St. Hilaire and at =the to doubt of your thicerity. Ido not know you ;I have spoken Mama Weds netomeg. ons l t oo o e metWr o.. Watt Mende et eywa c.. 41.... It is simply • history, sad wain totaliam me as • t, hart minister, to yea but twice ; bat I can believe that, wounds.? in year ele ar e girtr i sal,_ ' Z i rn i : 8 e ll" scathe : the i star loneol"-- hes not bees written to sera say private purpose. •• Re who Wed with the sok view •of fortiori" my ii - ( Sellers ill 7 55 affections, and deceived in Your here, Too - II bas maim& under the Executive Commiselea the most will= ;my &mow is mpg= In this dente. If it be have not written what you did not intend to write. But you pm ' ?els barer . ' lr- rr A l t oo l ' elmweerwar so ~,,,.. a,...... ( liewlao„.. • act. raww.„,_ humble fa may Noma all that took place not on an emnation of impacity, if I am segos= ot a la d have said that what you have written h history, me Mara Aileiva tettsc- a m em, -- ; - -..... s i s, in „ km fun's; suds t o um w h e t the aoh oun ieige egg, 164 de o h ie i ng spoken u s luggage • Gad kkhot7 elms um rsmals buried in • secretory; it it NO., 24. Xlr; Tarquad. tie %%i t at ,tai Dm 4 a 111. r• a Mina& a Dia II as k ; an t j . st s k arming % e go ass•ltas. 1,3 17 31 '. Dis. ildrbtor. Si Dm 3& ; We. Leeds. au4 • 71121,412 . ▪ h Penis. 'o3ml • ; rds„ 1 1 2 1 =8 1 1 MOB. II 11. II Lkon. kloba k ON Ith. Dee. s a . Mlldrelli4e., • t Par. Man. ▪ tio dear r i larka4 raubstam. et or, Ulm "846 30 al 2, ; ha. mid. =PI... wird. sHinrominip. div. of INN. ulnas's. Xes: ay. ridust—Lit In* WWI& or —lst MT. NI MT. d may, Atimaa's X*► illna•Toos. Y) subsyna Bs, & tad di.. lad di.. of is Noe. & ray 64. (la put at ay, m wAkrr i , otos b. 11, !Ur. * NotUag. lecturer-1M It ter —int lii ale. it N. Nelmsle.spris. lk Sri Av. id Mmes. Ms. litallisols. Cals. l INK TssWks. sl. elm ii C. Dams. rst, . I tsslessesr— Dss.e ndAsld fa. J. Rd. wes. r. ▪ Firgsim, ksaik Gityppw— lk at Oraienes yammer. Ns% y Com Oren lot the 'iambs ▪ writer & auk Bun Wed. a a U. imi—J. Ol i tr J. liwripAr—r. * Onswiseasi i dm. a IP. C. wes- Pe4L, laalukekt k W. walk Clowilre— A. Baia. -C. MP** Or& w t J. S. kplsr. ok 0144.44.- 41. Wings, C. S. t—Kans. • - • l• Der..2l lOW lair Des • Br& .71 rt Tait ; Then ram; AMA alt Alba* 7•1. Deals; Answ . "l6iy China ; Las ikez ars; lams Asie. Irk ; Ana Siam; Holm. :skit etretbrd. Wouom. I is pommies d • a. or as • nimbi* Yegaislas Itai• Wimps I flaillor ".. MareiZl l lC 2 *ran Is MOW MN a inlaid pls. ms. and Minns_ Omit .1_11112"ff r with isessie. Ars rig ellered t riseamike "a lt W ea* boa. ma el rospeetabb Iva d /. asibris. irott r il= war. it.s. il. Of wimra. an.. d h of A. L Peffah. h of W. hop`mh. lIMINKIN of • OM by 114 Var t ..VZ: ;a . lb& tbs low. Dr. r il ly eas )r = YuArbil= MO. vacs= cum.= -,. 14 •• waled . Week Drecembki. N ' w a =i - issa Weaver rftra.teslorsll6 olie nsja": . 510 e. me, ressod ma el W r, Irian& Mil :serimp. sai =42r= WO* MO9 el NM M. J. 1104 01101 080. 0..?. Mo. aserwismoim" woe, Off. 0 " , aviesi t ih r is. 101410 ' I Tietabrl sad pat into sfrooldies. Tea desisratios dm does sot odic* ; it does sot oho stn is s situation is which honour mum& b ottotkod. I shall easitgainstly wait now osplanatiooo ow your port, to know whit attitude I ors to 147 PAO3B.—Th• raids. J/I dike. WO an pieced h wry sineular. We eutant press:mace a word that 'is sot east by interruptiou—we cannel proposed ear Matt i mato Wore they ars interpreted. travestied. I have beau in nesther annifilh when we were ressived in the same watt by the " maw "of H. Gulag. It any tee have the right of beisg heard here with agitation, is it not those who have been provoked bite this dismission—who have horse live mentke of Meek ? If this dismission be untortu , oats for the rupahlis, k h lot we who have induced it. We the lastigaters ? How When we ere told that if we do not retract it, it is a soldier who isterrepstes r ? (Violent egitation.) This is the language held est to as, sod you will net liege to us. Do pew wet Mak that ,it La with proilsand grief we are Gaited le mete to this tribunal to briar back aria the doily days of has? Awl when we point out with turret the faults that we think we have eanitted, how are we ensweted ? We as told that we lave NM Miles awl amities. mute disepreinesd embalm We 11=2Led Utica ! Bet what then had say kited K. 7 St. = akin la dm mamma easiebill lineandve Comas- Wow ? He ammigewl fewitimis emeiwileial. and Wass then he has termed the peelblie elpabib instruction that you have awed hilt (multi towards the seat of the l'resi• dent el the Cowed!). Yes- and to to she you have offered the praddenoy—yea, sir; I speak to IL Hart. I maintain my emeartiona. We have refund to be your ambition, sad we is. told that we en ambitious! Ia February were we not plated by the people in the dangerous post we occupied? Won yew, Wen we not at the Hotel de Ville ? Were not tweeds there bared to the balls of inserreetiou ? and were those breasts years, when it was deemed newsruy to offer a marbles to the safety of the cannery ? Of those who were with us at the Haul de Ville time are some here who an state what we hays dens. - A Member.—Yen have decreed the forty-five centimes. (Lsughter). M. °MINI= PAGES.—We were divided in opinion with seme—with M. Ledru Rollin ; but there wee always a rally ing point—the t ri -eoloured flag, the national flag. I de mand pardon for these statements; but they were aewwary to resod the accusation of ambition. You would now us on to ground which is not ours. We will not follow you, sir. No, we have not said that you have shed the blood of the p e ople for your ambitioa, bat that yen have eon seltied faults—and le it we only who have said no P These Win at the minister of war during the days of Jane, of the nimetendiminwhief of the troops, is the *piston of all—of the ri of the National °mad, 0 the whole national army. w No, ao !" violent dissent, which continued some time.) whTerthis interruption • it proceeds from an error, s d will l explain. You t hought faults were committed in the onsmand, when you thought that it was the Execu tive Committee who committed them. (New dissent.) You deny it still ; and yet have we not all heard from all sides, , when no soldiers were seen to arrive, "Then is treason!" The Nathan Ousrd cried it in its ranks ; the people re peated it. At this moment were you not the echo of what 'wee said in the streets ? Now if the National Oman were de ceived, if the people were deceived, if you also were deceived, 1 tremay be allowed to hold another opinion on what may result hem Ws to the Executive Comtniision. As a member of that senuaission, I have the eight to say what was done by is, mid I aril on IC de Lareartine also to epeak, to explain its andose, I call on M. Any, as M. Ledru Rollin has said the whole tenth must be known. This question must be treated above a question of persons. A Voies.—Bpeak of the republic. M. GAZZIIIa Paons.—Oh, I shall speak of it, be enured. I shall speak of the republic. Ah, take rare. No one can say what may happen ; but I say to you, if ever any one, by a disastrous ambition, should again go to the Tuileries, I will p the Hotel de Ville. (Agitation.) If, spite of the opinion of many of the members of the Amiably, we are not partisans of your andidateship, have we not the right to say to ? Were not Godefroi Ceveignac, your brother, and Gamier Pages, my brother, united in sentinunb and in heart ? Ought we not top together in the same sentiments. When you were accused, we cane to shield you with our opinion and our power, and you, when we were accused of faults that we have not committed, did you shield us ? Now you remained oa your seas, motionless and mute; the reproach I make agalnstyon is that of intratinde. You, whom we named General of Division, Governor General of Algeria, Minister of War—(violent interruption)—you think that here I will not brave your reproaches. I will ! What did Gm. Canalise do at the fleet overture that was made to hint ? He replied that he would accept the power that was offered him by the Palais National—(Numerous TOWN : Never !) The day before the events of June commenced a proporition was made in your name to overturn us. (Ge nteel laughter) Do not believe that I say this, impelled by the animosity of disappointed ambition. Have I not often averted that I should be happy when I Gould quit power ? That which strikes me moat is the ingratitude of which you have been guilty. It is a most astonishing thing to hear, an assembly which represents the French people, that in atmewelag Sou we attack the republic. Ina monarchy a man may well represent the country, but in a republic no man can have this pretension. I know no other motto than this, "The Republic, the Constitution, and the Hattori Aa• sesbly." Gen. CLTAIONAC —I have listened with calms to the speech ou have just heard. Just now. M. Got= has sai l that I hare attributed his conduct to d ambition. He is in error. It hu been said thst We Owed to M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire the portfolio of public isetrllo - I never authorised any one to make such an offer ; unties it refer to the 28th of June, a period at which I was ignorant of the opine& of M. Barthehtny St. Milieus as to my conduct is the events of June. As to the candidateship of M. Garner Pages to the presidency, we may have in quired if he were a candidate; but certainly he was not cum. You have reproached me with not having come here to defend you on the 24th of June • I was then minister of war, and where I then wee, I defended you better that; if I had been here. (Trio Bien) It seems, from what you say, that I courted the propositions that were made to me on the 22d June. There is no truth in this; and I replied to those who offered me the power that if they were determined in compelling your retirement I would accept it. It has been said that I sent some one with propositions to the Rue de Poitiers. I sent no one. I only saw M. Adelsward. If, in the name of the Rue de Pokiers, overtures had been made to me, I should have answered as I did to others. There are many members of this reunion present; let theta state if before the 27th June I received the slightest commu nication from them. Numerous veins : "TM tree ! 'tie true !" Gen. CAVIONAO : As to the reproach of ingratitude, I (save the country to decide whit I owe to M. Gunter Pages. M. Lanny RoLux.—l do not mount this tribune to make recriminations ; but it has been asserted that the Executive "nsmierion has done ell the mischief. There was one met- ber of the Executive Commission—it was I—whe, on the °a— head, was suspected to have betrayed the cause Warder ; and whom, on the other, the people reproached with the blood shed ; and yet I never mud to demand the most prompt and en/retie remotion of the disorders of June. I thought that by joining the troops and the National Guard the bar ricades should have been prevented from being formed on all points. The military experience of General Cavaignac detailed otherwise, and I bowed to this determination. But, in so doing, I always thought there should have been is Paris 20,000. ready at the Sat beat of the drum. I remained all day at the seat of the government. More than ten time in that day General Damara. sent to demand a battalion—one battalion only, and this he could not obtain. You wished to concentrate your troops: be it so; but it was apparently to employ them otherwise ; if not, this concentration could have no object. I defy you to prove Ws advantage y ou pretend to have proceeded !root your system From 3 o'clock in the 7110111i111 till 9 in the evening I received, as member of the executive government, 300 perms, who tame to say to me, " They are murdering our brothers. Help i let us have help ! " And, during those long 16 bows, you left me alone, saying that you would return in half en hour, and recommending me not to give orders, lest they should contradict yours. Let this be well nr.dentood: I have admitted the concentration of the military forces; but tell me, where tibia take place? When were 20,000, or 15,000, or even 11,000 men. Answer me that. Had the man who raked during a whole day for a battalion any leek of courage ? Did the man who ten times wrote to me Am the Hotel de Ville that we were betrayed, want courage? Wen Generals Lamoriciere and Belleau who made the same demands, afraid ? This is my resu me. I comprehend the concentration ; but you cannot tell me where you effected it, and what was its result. I cite three waerals who were engaged, and demanded troops, and to hom yen did not send them. Observe the situation of affairs. Oar executive commission was in sitting at the palace of the National Assembly. Every hour, every minute, the population of Paris, that of the Banlieue, came to inform us of the state of affairs, and to demand forces. From three o'clock in the evening until eleven at night came, were we obliged to leave thb , pordation without any reply. The mud in chief was not there? Where was he? At the barricades, it was said. That was not his place. He had sufficient good generals to take them. The place of the commandevin-chief was at the Assembly, where was the Executive Commission. From all this it remits that men may be deceived and continue good republicans; but et the bottom were men who were hungry. The general has said, that the crowd who were hungry were incited by conspirators. Well, if this be so, why not indulge in clemency ? If these men were stavin g, pushed to the barricade: by conspirators, ought we not to have pity on themd, and, by an amnesty, to restore them to their place in exis4. Galata CANAIONLC.—I was surprised not to see M. Lesko Rollin at the tribune. I shall answer him, if we both expose our services it will be seen which of us two has beet served the republi c. Throw your insults at me ; and were I a man to endeavour to turn to my advantage what you say, be convinced I should prefer your insults to your praise. Candidature has been spoken of ; I regret that this word has been pronounced. lam not celled to the tribune to support my candidature ; I am here for a far different thing. lam accustomed to your insults, for I have often heard words most galling to my an isms from the benches plead behind me. (The Wm. general here entered into gust details relative to the movement of the 20,000 men oonoen- Mated in the garrison of Paris, at the time the deplorable events of June broke oat.) I well foresaw, said he, when I associated with M. Leant Rollie, what passions would be let loose upon me, and I do not foresee they are about to cease. 31.7ansinxorr.—The Hco.M. Dupont (de PEM)proposed the following ceder of the day - • —.." The National Assembly, 11= in its decree of the 28th June, 1848, thus couched Cavaignao, chief of the executive commission, has wall deserved of the country,' moss to the order of the gi.Dorowe (del'Eure).—Citisen representatives—Nothing less than the present circumstance could havo induced me to ascend this tribune. If I ascend it to-day, it is became, deeply afflicted as I feel at the motives which have necessitated this discussion, I beseech the Assembly to put an end to a discussion which evidently enact but injure the republic. The explcgatices which the chief of the executive power has just iv.n are 10 clear, and so deeply iroprered wilt a feeling of loyalty, that they cannot but have carried conviction into every min!. 1 hope, citizen ft preeeutativez, your mind is as fully convinced of it es ay own. It ls thus that, with the deepest convic tion, and in the full circuity of my conscience, I have the honour to prop , Se the order of the day, which how just been read by the President. (Applause.) Several Nanben.—The vote, the vote. The division woo as foSows Number of vote. 537 Absolute majority 469 For 503 Against 34 The Amenably adopted the order dabs day.—The opposi tion mimed to tote in this division. SPAIN. The Bordeaux mail brings no oorrespondenoe or journals from Madrid this morning. The Foment 4 of Barcelona of the 20th, says, "The column Mantes., :tinder Brigadier Manzsno, com bining its operations with those of other columns, marched in pursuit of the bands of Cabrera, Moral, Muchico, Bartagal Borges des Tristanys, and other Carlist chiefs, who were known to be about to join. Before arriving at a rendezvous fizednearD'Artee, two companies, which formed the advanced guard of the column, were at once attacked by a considerable body and ob:iged to retreat. The brigadier Monzano rapidly advanced his column to support them, with out being aware of the danger to which he exposed himself, for he was at once surrounded by the Carlin troops amounting to about 1,500. In this unfortunate position he was nnhappily wounded, and the com , =lndent of the column was killed. His troops, having no longer any commander could not support the fire of the enemy, and fled in all directions ; 30t) men of the column only escaped ; as to tho rest we have no information, but are assured they write com pelled to surrender. It is said that the Captain General, who was at Cervera, was about to return to Barcelona; but this unfortunate affair may perhaps change his projects. ITALY. [NSURRECTION AT ROME. ROME—The Genoa Gazette, of the 20th inst., says : After the death of Rossi the deputies quitted the cham ber in silence. In the evening the people frater nised with the carabineers. They together, preceded by the Italian Hag, paraded the streets. The people on the evening succeeding the assassination prome naded the Corso with torches and banners, singing, " Blest be the hand which felled the tyrant!" The civic guard of Rome had addressed to the carabineers a proclamation, in which they said their " mot d'ord e" was " peace and fraternity between no, and extermination to our enemies and oppressors." The Alba of Florence, of the 18th inst., under date, Rome,l6th inst. rays : At 11 o'clock this morning a large assemblage took place on the Piazza del Popolo of the civic guard, the troops of the line, the cars bineers, and the populace. At 12 more than 30,000 people marched from this place to the Chamber of Deputies, to require the latter to demand of the Pope a democratic ministry, and the following concessions, printed on a large placard : —l. Recognition of Italian nationality. 2. Convocation of the Constituent As sembly, and discussion of the federative pact. 3. Termination of the deliberations of the Council of Deputies on the war of independence. 4. Entire adoption of the programme of Mamiani of the sth June. Ministers desired by the people: Mamiani, Sterbini, Cambello, Sailed', Fawn', Lunati, Serini, Galletti. The deputies joined the cortige, and went to the palace of the Pope, who informed them, through Cardinal Borns, that hewould reflect on it. The people not being sa!isfled, again sent the deputies to the Pope, who replied that he would accord nothing demanded with violence. The Swiss Guards then began to drive back the people, who rushed on them and die armed some of them. The Swiss then retired into the castle, threatening to fire on the assemblage. Their indignation then knew no bounds, and proposals were made to set fire to one of the large gates, when the Swiss fi red on the people, which was immediately fol lowed by cries of " To arms! to arms r by the crowd. At three o'clock the ginfrate was beaten. All the troops and civic guards assembled ; the first platoons occupying the advanced posts about the Quirinal as well as the tower of San Carlino sustained until five o'clock a fusillade with the Swiss, who fired from the windows. At six o'clock the Quirinal was completely invested ; 6,000 civic guards and troops of the line were ranged in order of battle before the palace with their cannon levelled against the principal entrance; they bad brought with them carts to form barricades, ladders, cords, &c. A deputation was again sent to the Pope with the ultiviatom, and an hour accorded for his reply, with a notification that if he refused, the palace would be taken by assault, and all who should be taken therein be shot, the Pope alone excepted. The Pope then sent for Galetti, and signified his con sent to take the following ministry :—Mamiani, foreign affairs; Galletti, interior; Lunati, finances; Sterbini, commerce ; Cambello, war ; Rosmini, public instruction ; Serini, grace and justioe. As to the other demands, the Pope referred them to the deci sion of the Council of Deputies. Since the foregoing was in type, we have advice, from Rome to the 17th inclusive, which state that the people were removing the barri cades, but the gates of the Quirinal were closed. At 8 o'clock the civic guard assembled on the Place, with and without arms, determined that the Swiss should retire. A deputa tion waited on the Pope, who capitulated in the name of the Swiss, on condition that their lives should be spared. These conditions having been accepted, the Swiss were disarmed. They would leave Rome that evening. At 9 o'clock the civic guard took possession d all the gates which were occupied by the Swim, and his Holiness was guarded by them. The wounded on the side of the troops and the people were about 12 or 13 ;no one was killed. M. Palma had died. It was he who prepared the famous enclycic of the 29th ApriL The Pope, it seems, had relied on the smitt en°, of the populace of Traristevere and de Monti, but they refused their aid. If the Pope had not yielded, the palace would have been fired. A ball entered the room in which the Pope was sitting. Cardinal Lambrnechini escaped, disguised as a dragoon. Galetti prevented any injuries to the palacec k- randi. The authorities have made their formal sub mission to the popular club. Rosmini and Sereni have declared that they will not form part of any democratic ministry. The Pope was left almost alone in the Quirinal palace, the diplomatic body . only going to console him. His only remaining friends are Cardinals Antonelli sad Soglia. The Pope has said that compelled into ' the conduct he has adopted, he will take no part in the government, to which he is determined to rest a stranger, having prohibited them to use his name. It is said that a despatch front the King of Naples to Rossi had been intercepted, containing the state ment that the former would send troops to support the Rossi Ministry. An imposing demoastration for the declaration of the Italian constitution is at this moment in preparation at the chamber. NAPLES.—We have received the uespatches of our Naples correspondent to the 17th. The elections bad just terminated, and the results were unfavourable to the ministry. Naples itself bad returned six libe rals, two of whom were Generals Pepe and Saliceti, and the other four eapo lazzeroni. Most formidable military preparations were in progress. AU the forts were strengthened, new ones constructed, the royal palace itself was converted into a fortress. The greatest commercial ultras p_revsiled. The lower classes were driven to beggary. The streets not safe to walk there at night. The most alarming reports were ' circulated ; such as that government was about to declare war against England ; that all foreign vessels would be ordered to leave the harbour, &c. The intelligence of the death of Ibrahim Pada (which 1 sent you some days ago) had been received. LEGHORN.—A letter from our correspondent at Twist of the 21st, gives the following details of a de 7onstration at Leghorn , on the the news of the same gladioli of Rossi reaching that place : I read under the title " Demonstration at Leghorn," that I ON announcement of the assassination of Pellegrino Reed 1 has been received here by the people with indescribable Pi. On the 18th, a bill was posted up containing thews words : " Pellegrino Rossi has fallen under the blow of the democratic dagger, the avenger of the rights of the rook Retrograde ministers learn benne and beware. Amiable et 4 on the Great Square." In fact the people ail asssettile at 4 p.m., under the windows of the gorse am% palace, vociferating emu for Italian liberty, and the gswsor appeared at the balcony and spoke as follows anrko Re ti, a man who was hated by all Italy for his i iineles, has fallea he the hand ef a son of the 'what re- pahlie ip (of Rome). Mai Ood sate his seal and the liberty of Italy." The people shouted applause at thews wee*, while& the bell of the city rung joyous peals, and the Italian harmers waved to the wind on the 'tuna PIEDMONT. The Cootittrzionak sies taelpir. at the 2let init., speaks dome popular manifeettta at