The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

LONDON. TUESDAY. JUNE 1.

Tifouon the cues of MOWS. MURRAY and MATHES
have no direct bearing on tho question of a trusty for
the extradition of criminals, they serve indirectly to
illustrate the juggling that may be attempted
on the part of despotic governments by remands, i
political offences as felonious, and also the diapesithe
of the men now in power to make unwarrantable amp- ,
flees to gratify their despotic friends oa th .
They may serve, therefore, to show tb lex of
keeping a sharp look out on the trea .w -
ten are said to have concludedwith the tent
government for the mutual extradition of criminals
by France and England.
Mr. MURRAY has been sentenced to death for
what the Boman government, and the English
Iheisr4seretary of State for Foreign Affidrei
Milli is not a political crinis. And there is
esnardat bility in their allegation. The charge
si
MURRAY of having connived at the
sameliatles of a political prisoner under his are
very Ruh sisembles a charge of being accessory to
what be &offend is called " murder under trust."
But Lewd STAELET admitted that " political feeling
MY undoubtedly mixed up with the trial ;" and
Lord DUDLEY STUART distinctly averred that " the
Papal government treated the offence as a poli-
tical one, and not as an ordinary crime, and
deprived the prisoner of certain advantage, ((es his
trial) which ho would otherwise have posieseed." To
MOTO a eonvictionantlzgirearl government caused Mr.
MURRAY to be as a political offender;
and then, to mope any application in his behalf
on the score of the amnesty, they tarn round and
tell the E!glink Nasal that his offence was not
political. The am government—or any other of
the aerie governments of the sentinent—may play
fast air loose with their &meadow against political
olliedors in the ems way, wham there is a gesatiou
at ertedition of a criminal. If thin have bee bar
rheas and fighting, they may derma the entzsdi-
tics of a liberal partisan as a rourtbrer,
high
talsze.ey
bared to preseente bin for releaser high
If thin have tun eseliscatisee or levying
of taxes, mar ems shortelived mortise-
sly plreendints thoy wry dossind the ex-
tradition ot Wigan emenselni with that govern-
ment, on charges_ et Asa,. A bee govenrent.blie
that of Great ,ir, segin. ben esededing a
treaty for the extradition of color* to be particu-
larly emceed that it is so worded es to defeat all at.
=tit sea jiggling sobstitndoes of one set of
fil swam
The 4i=f the giesset. luridly in the tae of
Mr. Maim &,L.,apedmosiden on their part
to be willing thins el dr eentiaadmi borders in
such ritters. Lord Makuusavirs dein ad. breed,
eneriverainlippirdeve of the wry odreordinary
awls et the Items miens angled by
Ile flemirer ; be no emit el Mr.
eon um and shidirbra *sr einem i he gees so
hr en he theism that 61 es this roadie, tbingli be
(h* firintirr) had deviated hem his
and bed odd on his own *greet, he (theizrk
MA nniever) was not at all prepared to say that he
had net tore it for the best." Now, whet is his
"ate

IN glancing over the widolf4Mlseied elestioaser-
leg hattle-field os wbbb, Na may weeks he
passed, must be definitively Ise.llll the peat
Industrial and political bombs, is and= isnatu-
rally
.attracted by the greater aid =we Important
positions, the loss or gain of which is sore to exer-
cise so muck of influence over the fate of many
minor outpost& It lea in all great atreggies, whe-
ther military or moral. The paiesmirm ef thi bridge
at Arcola, and of the farm-yard of at
Waterloo, were not more essential to then
the; winning of the West Riding in 18110 by if
BaovostAi was to the cause of reform. er the ratan
el Lord Riau Itosszt.t. for the City et London is
1841 was for the advance of free-trade. It was in
an especial degree by carrying the rest ems-
ties that the success of the hair wee sees MOW
wards won, its chemises bag thereby ambled to
boast. long. Wore the nomisalim hem glee and
close counties were Olemeted or toadied, that the
nation was already es their side.
After what has happened at Wham& wo see little
cause for azisgbieg as to the pineal result is the
smaller electorates of the kindoe. Nemethelem.
we own that we attach infinite importance to the
retention in the heti of the
.party of program of all
the great metres el =Wpm', wee/tk Sad intelli-
gence. As far as we have yet bees elle to learn the
actual condition of eleetimmerieg ashen in each ell
them, we are led to form the mast eseildent and&
potions as to the result. The needssiete have abaft-
domed • coated for the City in *spar. Ten years
ago they were eager to °outset Wistmiaster: we bar
nothing of that now. Biesh Wolverhamptoo•
and Coventry, will not be tod, by so en= es
a serious eanvas& At IMAM. Leda, eed Ifell. the
se ly questios is which beed Ilberalima in thawing ma-
rine of •OteldS. Themes may be maid of Shalom*
and Glasgow. Measkielsr is inesesed with aAget-
hsrltvque extremely disreputable to the heftiest
minority who are engaged it, bat little mere affect-
ing the sentiseadessegamey of their seats by the
meek teseaben them he archery of a male ref[ ber
tan ace the moon. At Weal awl Ditth them
will be, it is said, a sharp mild tar the tterdeititia
of the seem& seat is emit rekeedeekt ami at Poste-
essedi end fleolkimpten aria hell mad dole
mosey ere likely to be parted is knew of the erne
of
ignorance and rebegirsmon. But, an the whole,
there are few of the great towns Ia while the tory
fag is likely to be Waded 1n mere kw a show.
Some few inateesse there am—aeweeilweerTyas is
one. and !Servile b anther. We will sny a few
ItOftle resgesting bath; ail INC with Milord to the
hew.
The electors at the &Amid coal
ia
capital of the
north considelaht sit thensaad, of whisk
above three weed= meats dm war
bon of trek& ers. biremmer, as valieers
their degrees of as the issility eel vales
of their solatenamses homers. dime me very hard
to kindle shammy ail to the tooth et medergromed
smolt. Ohms, en the kat ary. as seedy to ignite
at the approach et a spark, end le Mese op es a
stidilto in a nos eclat oneseenatabk and rather
dangerous manner. In the main, hewn; the
mass of the constituent body is mead. an% met
too easily ignited, bet capable of maintaining
clew
as ka as g may be
In •
this predet mare awe to be Winded
the most enlightened. esspoisseed. aid Whet
citizens of Newcastle, eat sempeelly almeslisi with
them are to he found the leg and Sodded of the
artisan ohm, the Meg bider and the Minot dealer
in the menifeld brawls of retail svgs, to all of
whom ow oteset mesiek dear, nessiy, the re-
turn of an vim wWadd sesedeg he ties the
acquisition et the but. Ai of ham. with rares=-
ew
thenghibrraz of
elitkPO IlOrShtlig• to
sagged at thebiamings Mese. mil Lex-
arr. then whoa two better medidialiseeldi hardly be
found. Mr. HAILDLAX was zetased to Bieliament
for
the first time at the general tidies d 11147; and he
has since that the. been a enlist and dins
attendant in the Hama si Clideeem• siMia
absent on any &video of inilesse.
still more seldom =deg othativrW OM the
most eziyeast of the =hem party weld have bed
him vote. We don't dist to say that be all things
Mr. Hamarra's polities and ones agree: Were me
quite prepared to my that aeltbse elm ma And to
debate minor dial:cams at • time like the roma ;
and we cheerfully acknowledge that if the next par-
liament contains a good mgerity ed rasa who will
vote consistently as he has meek done, the eause.of
will be moon oat at the reach of periL
Mgr:: colleague, Mr. Btrearrr, all that we
know leads to augur feverishly of his futon career.
His father is still remembered as one of the soundest
politicians in the North of England; and his own
reputation at Orford, as well as the range of in-
formation he has recently shown that he has not only
acquired, but that he knows bow to methodie and
no, haves no rows to doubt that the new Hook
as wanks might very well afford a Ka far Mr.
Butca err.

An Sadhading British subject is brdelly cat
down by a military Mean. ean. No penalty is imposed
upon the coward who, without provocation, turned
km sword upon an unarmed man ; he is not even
censured or rebuked by his superiors. And the
claims of the sufferer ftsr redeems arc endeavoured to
be bought off by an offer of 2401. Mr. Scsurrr
demurs to the smallness of the sessorberespen the
Grand Duke of Tuscany says, "It is set very much,
to be sure ; but if you asap it, I have
a brace of Englishmen in prima hoe, :whom I will
release and allow you to send home Now, either
these Englishmen had committed timers ter which
the Grand Duke was warranted In keep them is
prison, or they had not. If they had, Mr. Sus-
=Tr had no right to ask for their liberation, and
certainly had no right to accept the liberation at
delinquents as a set-off against meedressed injuries
inflicted on an innocent man. That if they were
wrongfully in prison mere liberatiaawas not euregh
they were entitled to redress and seeeposatien. In
that case Mr. ficatiarr's bargain Medd aeasent to
this : he has accepted inadequate celageeendes for
Mr. MArnite's outwits, and has balsam& the as-
count with the Tuscan government byienV no
compensation at all for two other tish
subjects. Either way Mr. &marl ben from
doing his duty as the representative_ af Mislead at
Florence, in order to " make Wags pleamr to the
GILAXD DUKE (as Mr. GI.OII.O3III7DOONdet express
himself); and our Foreign Secretary, Mamas-
13111T, " not prepared io say that Kt licalu.urr
has not done it for the best." Maiden and diplo-
matic agents, so sinetsous and yielding to a petty
pot lilts the GreadDnhe ef'Tverear_ , are not Mealy
is km ray *dusts battle with great
dispel% the Mews of • treaty so ss
to seems redeem frees the attempts
cis to get them into their clutches
fahe
The rum which it is evident ministers would
Is the cue of Mr. Maraza—if they
panne
net her parliamentary disunion and
the necessity of watching jealously
ettellir-thole their intercourse with the absolute
sovereigns of the continent. They are obviously dim-
posed tonplay the ram of these =waist_ slants
whenever they as de it without injuring tumssives.
And is the ease of a meaty which mime= sot Ear
llama bet kreliEwand with mogul to wheth*
Pm/ aIY MUM me pestading to ham
umebantseily bet *gulpby too vague, they will
require tel sverys.eewlyvriahedidsed.Thetwaty
with Frew ter the =tradition of erieninele eiet
to be ibetiewidi guessediedw glidiemat, ead thee
and opportunity-be anima lie the
the ezpreedes of a ustared andislibeente alpinism as
its provide=

bresever. there
to have bees hrsd an wheel hied of tory=
or libeial.eay tp Thew ere in Newcastle,
es there aim la eer pail Wise, SS aid
remisest jp~s aailipsit Vim .wt of
ebeepiehl wee ow seedy for obit of siethisf to the
e whomever as y chance pima Wolf
wham
Walt el- we an
to @Pm& with sn y ag %
ree of harebells or tra=
who hes wren the mom of teeth and Patin is
farmer days, sad who will, we tam., mete is ape
to ease— Mr. Winos hoe mitamately bees
partly hy peatheirs et ilibinterestel
li cm the part if then worthies. Ned putty
by the shissarldp fedi mini.
✓egarmers Into ateemleg elwi questismable
podia of third andidelle ea the liberal ells in
place where, if the throe shred. there is me earthly
reason why am Sty at lust Masi net throe his
way in. We are been. in ineadeles to asp as 0,
general rule, not caring who mar the its odes. that
nothing can justify a third enthist.ei.a
forward neap the issembetable eat.fr...
safety of both seats as spiel a seririaTir
common foe. Of course we always neap Ness
where through tergiversation or neglect of his duty
the sitting member hes given jest eons* of
umbrage to a nosaireer emetics of hie former
supporters) though rive then we think it
can hardly be diMe _, where there is ear-
neetnese sad eineerity d peps, to leer. the
decision of the gaieties to the eeiittetion eras epee
canvass in the foes of the eip;d Batee ge.
eons of this kind clan be at Nwmatle.
There is 'spit eases wh7 . shredd be
supereededb=d, in pit of time, Mr. ilLocasrr
was, we in the deM sad hd obtained the
support of the great beilLef the meet Win=
of reform in the town an Mr. WATIPOW
declared himself a canthilme However this maybe,
it most be clear that * party_plerally Imo •
right top tithet mph. vests diebros of Massa
between dims aaeireeYeteiia ass. If dm.
were no map is mei* we shoal set
say a sythibb
_is the The OW
folk of Nemmedie have a to tweedy
liberal candies, if they an AL Bet they
have no ri e open a gske is dm amen helm
to a wabiM lbw The comes eility
mi.. 11 by miry telly of thin met, mad thous who
putt in it must met be ample. if their pineilther
are watched with jeol.if set with mein.
it the easiest al ith thee and be sal& Me.
Pry, - re-ehelles fh weiprers, es it impht
to be. Mdse wail be that el leed
Doi RO he thought to remain smashed to the
Peelite stendsrd. leekei of taping rank the
adherent. of Led Dlsmv. But the people
with have net shawl their °pude.. the Baldest
of free-tread ask amber them limit to he
neutrond is the as parliament es that vital'
question, they We papering to give • mew sips
to Mr. Piro.

Tad ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HOMPIT or Pad-
LAND.—TAMq_4of this NOM, have settled the Om
sheet to Pad-
LAND.—T
AM isavol earmay of the mead yaw
be the saabablen Hada, thasoades at
is
£l.t, Sari. mad ihrocs. hheld et at be obit
lets
00 madag the Ile dhip. TM embet to be maidi.
MR HOLIDAY ElCtrisiox
wee vbitat ywAssisty by • greater maim of alresgro
ban at any ti . yob. with the Ma
elation if tics eserba :ar lest Osisher.,
rasa lbarbearos, , Eindagliara.
awl si Same sod Abdo *Mere hives of
Miry, arlibm yeellia by Imbue railways have
pored lase be pal yob. a Os on the sea and the ddye,"
sad as immoside dormse *kg ON the Jim=
their beep Idea tow ahe ea
Me daft 1116111011rett the
have • rib Lb
yea The wassiog velar ask sad ii= 7 and a men
bell sea bet In the ibreasat I but the ensithap-
mels7 belly doe mad dna mad area aftdel_lid
to lb media sad tepidly *eh*
ilihme am Ilmmeade of the .bei
1184.1661.1.111117=1.11.1.1=Pir1.1
:Irsiousellea the isle et day.
The, aped me • 'ib astrib, , air ens banes a
seabed ebb, trierbet setae derby the
whole day.
HIPPODRONII, Hip-
ped:ow opeold lest maim alb tbe alma esisetehmeate
of the aims ea • grader rale the
daisy% wet alba Then Ten sin atria somee sad
other onside, ; sad the Hobart!parr woosiall by the rest of • beedeseee balloon. Cho yeopset:r
Mehra Ths madames wee yowl
DISOOVERY OF INFANTICIDE 111 HYDE PARC—
Yesembe ea bquest was takes by lb. largbaat, at the
Mof • nob d ayas Anna Oridar
bead breet, gory, ea the
of a es My =nig
=
yam mad Gabbs a the par mar die
is Hyde Pasta is • bees of alio lad based
ak a bleb beer. The polies age alba ad the add
resioved is as wedasues. The dodos la 'Mb Ms
ba bib web bead were mittley.
if Mat it at haw
nog. Ids. =ll
she lds wlll:Wreora, ead be ehawalse barbs sir Abatbbe
esterady. Had ao dart it wee bees dive. There aces •
slight Mean of the ikon eared ir amporate, bat so
arab nark sodded. The bib, bad ben osassalod
ono bye Was it ass prod is the yob. bAtzoga wee
Na boot de plow at the tune. Ths jay sbMn
et ether alba" leteraed a vendee or c. Pima bet"
FATAL Aotlibit AT A DIVING BILLe—AR
deed seenreel At as MAMA of Wage web b use
the an swiped la easadiog the dhisi bstielaireelay
last. The varterale cbm Jab aymed pear,
merlon, aged di bale. Hada, Mb Ibid.*, Wed of as
Wanes received. • esoneriaoe
see versa, at which
Osage PWOO, trilaes, Tomboy manig I
ace sepot la • boa ebb the ft to Om as le the
dish* bed. Whoa me Nee elsagelde be MB Me libel
obeys i.. oe ea at b lb. 81111 NO of tho wore, and we
Mordiately 'bad the beat tribe babied des an
get late ft. AAP/ WO OS pi be heat
Nay has the boar rim s. p , hot Were Me
mat lo • smat• sea orb =
' the edge id mid chi du=sad sand bar up
Me
the gamma the
rof beat ad the edgallarappessed
sub Md. Zs Mead sad that the sat day.—Deosr
arookb.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1652.

FRANCE.

30a., and

PARIS, MONDAY EVININO.
the trash amendments to the budget is one
4narktr4 /i. de .., - . rt that the Or-
- - . . • t , 4- si.ier ems mai 'be
. . . dos 41t1e•4 ,Thit
"1r in the . • , . by the cmsomiispe is
..L, mom T ' . . *tith would sedate the
befter to riet
a .. . - in a=cea
with "the**
=a-by M. liral in hi. speech the
wn Gemmel Pardeppes report .12Ie
nemlms et gemsnisents already sent up to the Conm
mil et Stith by the committee of the bail" dolt
aigited by the latter, is Mks=
these ware rent hash amendments have been
by the oommittime ; mo that the bill of the government
will not pas Mama an atmept on the pert of the
Corr Legisistif to windiest* their prerogative ill lap
erasing some tembitmer the pubis mpseditare.
It is said that the Banat* is not altogether madded
with the secrecy of their deliberations; and several
members of this hay have repeatedly urged the
utility of public sag a report of their debates, with
the names dubs speaker But the President of the
Republic, aMsegA ad unwilling to allow a sum.
mary et the *dies et the Senate to be published,
will not hear el the publication of apprises with
amen Woad te them.
Ito papsr, oz-.prig the Pop, has appeared to
; the public dims an closed, and the Oaks
taking holiday; m that hardly any news is starring. _
Diplomatic circles bore ere a good deal occupied
with the Nenfehatel gemlike. I hear that in the
conferences at Londoo, Count Waleweki, the French
ambassador, took the initiative in proposing that
Prussia should resume her sovereignty over this
Swiss canton. This, if tree, is the mote singular as
it has been the invariable policy of France to keep
Premien troops as far as possible from her frontier.
Hence it might have been supposed that the chief
demotion to restoring the sway of Primula over a
=of Switzerland conterminous with the
department of Doubs would have been started
es the of Frame.
hem Berlin furnish fresh details concern-
ing the protocol which is said to regard Swim affairs
generally. It bears date May 17. The &showers
a ee to the confederation to re-establish the
Mimi of Neufchatel of 1848.
The Council of State, with a diligence which
hems an ex to m petrol hriiday-taking,
bee hold a si to 'examine sew bills; one of these
imam to the service of Algeria. Another opens
cmat
1 an extraordinary area of 170,0006. far the resto-
ration tithe dm* 'lSt. Owen at Benin. A third
relates to the isthrilation of the unseen el objects
which brined to em ereigee at the Louvre.
31.de Hesamen has brought back from Berlin the
Themp sash et the Cher :
peserstshiset her Heisted • considerable eirrid
te imam a a t
_amps by Ms err p gnat a Deseaber 2 f
be las glossa libissif la amides to whisk it is not allow.
sobs he le sum& a
V. Weer liege has jest terminated a work on the
eery NMI, OM is to bear the titled "Le Deux
Dsciambre."
A Spoilt jonmel, the Gaul& Militar, lately re-
ported that the EngliusliFedron was expecting
triehrommerita for ma 'Son believed to be
directed tipsiest the 'tants of Bif, on the
authors geed d Macao. As soon as these re-
idoresments had arrived, two or three battalions of
the Bee were to be sent from Gibraltar to make a
rem& epoa the emit, in conjunction with the garrison
el mans. ana le berm *ops and village. of them
pirates. The Midler ei reproduces the above
newt, sad ahmeneo era IS 'Wows:
We MOW He deem the dainatlon of the English
=isabe milk thit tasseled. Bat it would not be pos-
sagaili labially against the Midas with the
flew liwarsgabd ef. Thies nreotiatehteare lire for the moss
port dim me ilim albs Tleisase, 'la iamb, oe la
Mat that they dig to Ihe math.-g Wm see sash vthsw se
be bond As es shelf seem they are auk is be last
mai the MO si the mumble seat se the bestir sad It
meld mph* a very tomoolotheos to (she the asses of
W e te bean boa h a are to be Aug rtes that
sew *se masse pumed himmit, at the
bad ef1,1111:sa freseithemenn of Clibtater. with the
iambseidesthialhe The view of the lees
Ileyonathe mem elsk that be saw se alltio Mass,
ael lin te 0 ba amen the Basks at
log robing. Themoms eitisehist ths iessiseceest of ibe
lag robing.
b is therelles am eld& that the
Lida ell at osoloot Milo w Imes
The eimemithet en the bill hr the definitive met-
tlesome el the oessmata et Nth beets* published
the rook ID o f IN labours is the imps eta report
from M. Levis/A Those eassuata- were already
seleasted to it partial essilierikin by a eommittes of
the Cemititnent and awirds to an
emantination by the Abrembly ! but the
imp dad Mod thorn namettled, and the
met is Wrathy obliged spin
the Legislative Body. The report. some
striking theta to ahem the cost of revolutions. After
Febneary, 1858, the prise ef wheat, the thermometer
el the market-valued landed , went down
from 17fr. 50c. to Mr. 70e. Bank of Freese
saw its disoonntmesemeotiatiol, es compared with
1847, decline 30 per emit., and no other
home would dieount trbilL The. Five per Cent..,
tre weeks, underwent a depreamtioe of 676,, and
bank shares went down front 3,180 tr. to 950 fr.
It bee !men Wadded that the low emperissesi at
the Bosse la the government stook, sad other emu-
tithe amonnted in one month and a half to 9,749
Willem. Wages of all kinds were affected just as
&bpi,. their reduction being valued at 7-1 Iths by
the most authentic doememste. The customs' re-
teas show how commerce all WE In place of
40,060 marled quintals of mahemmy imported in
1847, tiers ware only 8,000 in 1848 • in place of
950,000 quintals of east-iron, there were only
458,000; hi pima of 138,000 3rititals of wool, 80,000
in place el 21 milli= of clientele et coals, only 17.
The pude whisk Sim seised on mind s be
at
Judged
et hem this fast, that the which
ebruary 24 poommed 226 minim,* saw that
sum radioed im • hw days to 4111 edlithe. The rasa-
am e width the provisional gmernammt was driven
`to take in merniessom of this Mate addles are thus
eneseed up :
Balk setae we Mend, by the imams whisk condi-
taiga them a forma tanderoe the sate tipper mosey. A
demo el Mime 9 sammisi the reimimmensat ef the se•
maim to the @wimp' bids o t a gooks emu* thma
=lathat rnitermat were pull is tresinsy billeib
40 per met., is semen et 5 pre esee. team
'at Wit mApisslm
_et km q at 71*. The niabutelmeet
et Uses was seepteried hedonism*. rem the has
41 Oak am, mks the holism pima rerhanglag
this. tw I per ems. male as par, ea swath& dish was
aseselaatd by se inamaity, which the jHeee el the
tbseary cassiderei It osonsary to used le those
Medium cm anent of the
dim lee sad
pew sada Ms sus paWo ..
Three pm . sail mum*. st asnw____m
As to the Ma S ri smelt el the menthe
Mai% is tow tumbled by adead =7
tit. For the Troomy Bet Se beehive em
ammunts bee a
_flo t la this amble
memo bee assembled WWI& et ehruse. the
meseusess ef the elemilss et the tmei The
mme system me applied se the treshmegilda es the mosey
of the eammenm saltt the public asielghbasess; they
woes obliged te asps* their newer lasso
the treasury. where
they Ware messi by isms of roam, of whirl it was
assesury te sods the *threats at a kin period, and
Ourlapsed m the gmareastat a sew loss of

the meeting was attended bYfrOi' 12,000 to 1000,
and insists upon the abode& necessity of a change
in the.Friboarg orastitstion es a oonsequenos of this
imposing nianifestation.
The following letter his been written on the scene
of the lodides agitation :

Fribourg. May 28.

Th. urea Meeting" at Poeissz is over. Half as how
sateill its "'glades,. saline, and end. There an
abut 1/400•Miters In tie mates, and perbape,6,ooo might
have boss pummyt. The erred, however, wan very tarp,
bang menet lit drachma* at geed catholic. ham ad
Pk** imam It was a eireless sight to us the not nn-
Mewed mama arrive is We bands, led by persons a
liells bear to do than thssrodves, and preceded by the
sleighs& of haslet, each mos, Ms, carrying a wallet eon-
Oasis hi daily Wad. Oily two speeches *ere aide,
while the resehodars were pat, and, of course, carried, a
peat peaks id' the &adieus nodding anent from
mdse the Was whirs they wen refreshing
themselves heft Mt waist aisedd. The assembly is
estirsioli to Imo ammbroil. imsbmilag worms awl ohiL
Arm, wire sad ariour 11.81111. Now that all is over,
tat pneai Lelia is. that the sonliag is a Mar and
that sir Joialis have de ilbsersivos. The latter did
not show in perry but Ma lellowlai worms, printed and
d.siributed, will raw that Jim were Miss their part:—
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Them facts, vow appearing in an el llam are
not new to the pablio. Bat M. Lupien% report is
on the order at the day het dieteidsa to-morrow in
the Corps Legislatif, and the osessien will probably
be taken to iodate la a little elogisace upon so mate
a theme as the mdartanat• accounts of the provi-
Mould gorermessat
The smanubstmese of Elbenf have resolved in
future to quota the cook prises of goods in their prior
cum WWI el the diseoant prism, as has been
heretofore cultemery. This wi/1 make a nominal
dames of from 16 to IS per east. in many quota-
tion"
The statute, of the Credit Fender lushly of Pula
hare been settled by the eammitbe sitting at the
oiegriealture and oowaiwok sad will be
enhoitted to ths Commit of State. In
its I't ass the ormafttoo sopoeted that It would
be fit and proper to authorise I lesiely hoodod by
MM. lhebaslioad Tftbreet of Nowt% with the in-
tention of doing coneys buliftboehwoo through-
out the deputise:its or the Nievre and Allier.
M. de la Guserooiere has written to the !adepts.-
dames Mips to complain of an article relating to his
" sodden morrow • from republicanism to Hom-
elier the !ad of December. He professes to
Clot es independent as over, but to have seen
from circumstances the necessity of Louis Napoleon's
government, bemuse the only alternative was that
of Laden Rollin.
At the Bourse the Four-and-a-Half per Cents, fell

10e., closing at 99.90, and the Threes fell 300., and
closed at 7140, bank of Femme shares rose 7.60.
The Bt. Itedivray fell 26 ; Marseilles, 6 ;
Orleans, 2.60;\ me 10; Central, 260; Dane,
Bordeaux, 41 , Lyons, and Dieppe,
.I.26,eaeh.
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SWITZEILAND.
n• Rem A iiisheasys that not more 6,000 Cr
6,000 people wee present at the Poeienz meeting.
The Brim of Beene asserts that this statement is
absurdly untrue. maintains the original version, that
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