The Press.
London, England, 1853-12-03 00:00:00

BAVARIA.

The Bavarian Chambers were opened on the 2nth
tilt. by ri coutntission.
In Baden the Government measures against the
eyfraet,,ey Boman Catholic clergy have led to dee
pbsral►le riots. The gendarmes who were ordered to
arrest several priests were attacked by the peasantry
in the Timber Valley. In other plae•a the priest's
were rescued by the populace.
The F►►tnkfort Post •Gazette of the With silt. eon
tradiete the rel►ort that the Austrian Goven►tnent
had offered its mediation to adjust the difference
which had arisen between the Archbishop of Frei-
burg and the Baden Government. The Archbishop
of Posen hail placed a aunt of 341,000 francs at the
disposal of the prelate. A princess had sent him
♦O,IKMI francs, the revenue of one eef her estates. All
the Austrian bishops have likewise come to his
assistatice•.

SII.IIN.
ilow,len has lift Pails for Madrid, to resume
hi. function. ma asnhaisadur at that Cuart.

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The Senate elected, on the 21st, its four t,eere
taxies, three of whom were returned by the Opposi-
tion.

The Madrid journals of the 21th state that the
dissension between the Senate and the Government
with respect to the railway bills continued, and ex
cited great interest. The Senate had nominated a
committee to report on the bill presented to it; but
the Minister, after holding a council, sent a royal
order to the Senate not to proceed further in the
matter, as the Government had presented a bill
on the same subject to the Chamber of Deputies.
This order was to be taken into considerauon by
tbe senate in the next dare sitting. The Cla noir
Publieo declares that the Ministry has resolved to
create forty new senators, in order to be sure of u
mgiority.
PORTUGAL
Disastrous news from Portugal is said to have
arrived at Madrid. IL Is stated that a rising had
taken place at Oporto against the regency of the
King Consort ; and the Clamor !Wilco has a letter
from Iladajoz, dated the 21st inst., which states that
the 13th regiment of infantry had risen in instil-me
lion, in the direction of the Dourio, and proclaimed
Input Miguel; and that Mignolites of note had
&ready brought many recruits to their ranks.

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

A Cabinet Council is stated to have been hell in
l'unatantiu►ple on the Kith nit., at whiPh the last
" note " presented by lord Stratford do Medal&
waa unanimously rejected.

Genera Hawn ay il'llillierm, the new French Arn
britonmitir, !Haiti his find official li«it to the Divan on
the 15th nit. Shortly afterwards he had a formal re
ritption by the Snltan, when he mihlre,iutsl his NI itjesty
in berm* forroershie to pence, but expressing the firm
intention of hilt Government.to 'secure the full inde-

penitence of Turkey. The Sultan replied with great
riordialiv, but. insitteil on the withdrawal of the
Messiah pretetationit, awl the retreat of the Czar's
tromps front die principalities. tkeneral Nliwtian has
been retained in Conatantinople by tienoral Vara
guity

The Aitatrian anti Preamiaa Minilterm de llreck
and de Wiltleahniek are recalled. M. de Itrack

will mime him post in the Nlmistry at Vienna. It
iv sai4l that the ealil4l3 of the reeal of the l'ritamilin
Ambassador from Constantinople was the strong
sympathy he was known to express in private for the
Turks as against the Russians.

The flletnas had offered to fnrnish gold and silver
from the treasuries of the Chnreh for the nse of the
tiovernment. The Sultan declined this offer, not
wishing to do anything which would give a religions
character to thr war.

The lie,lifm were hriug redrilled as they arrived,
mid armed with new irmskets (pereir-0.i4 au ), from
France, England, and Belgium. Two eompaniest of
this corps, drilled by Colonel fr.thglars after the
manner of the Chassenrs dr Vinrennes, and armed
with the Miniw rifle, did good service at Olti•nitts.
Abont 7,1M1t Bosnian and Albs:lien Catholics hsve
formed a free corps, and were about to join the
4 MetlYMllr 1441111. Atmther eorrim of Christians ( t
sacks) was forming lit Constantinople from the
deseentlonts of the tireek refugees in the days of the
l'zarimt Catherine.

The Porte has revolved for the priNent not to
accept the offers made for rinsing it Ihingitrian and
un ftalimi legion. The Polish legion, huw•eter, Nill
he organised at ones at Scutari, and then proceed to
K ars.

11.0,Mo)
the [silt for t'onmtan

at Alexandria on

l'pon revolving neeonnte of the victery at (Btenitza
the Sultan stiltlreswil a eongratulatery letter to )mer
Praha, anti pre.ented that general with Ilia favourite
Lune. General Prim, Lord Woraley, Captains
Brithurtt anti Berhert. Wilson, and Lieutenant Iltiek-
ley, were with Omer Paeha in the hattleof o.ltenitza.

A letter in the Patric states that le Tnrkish line-
of-battle ship of eighty-two Rims, which is
at Sinew, mail is to be launched at the a nal of the
month, has reveive,l the name 44' the totenitzw, in
memory of the brilliant virtory obtained lay the t
man Warps in Wallaelant.
Intelligence has bean reveixeal in Constantinople
that the greatest excitement prevails in Alfglianistaut.
Mat Mahomeal has aleelareal to the shah of
that the A tfglians are at war with the Ilatsmians, that
he means to at tack them in the slireetion of ehirvan,
anti that he is resolved to march through the Per-
sian tainitiorirs--with the Shah s consent, if the

Shah will give it, against it if siteli consent he ru•
faaetl. The Khan of Bukhara hi been killed by it
hand of rioter►, mostly Atfghans. Ilia ',lave is ta►ken
by his lehe tirwul Vizier, an Atfghan Prinee, called
1 hlhirint the Thunderbolt.

Letter + received in front Waramw slate that
" the Itn.siana fire making inviotratioos 411* the
1110'4 eNINIISiVe selle for the spring campaign.
blorgha l'iv+kiewitseh ham announced that he 111t44114
then to take the eonnitstui of the army in the 3144410.
Willi*:liitut pretincyt.; but Indere doing by In: liorvb