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tko journals. The Basle (layette says that he was
sponeed as Wehr by the peasants, and brought by
tam Lorraeh, where, Our the def. at of the re-
optima', the civic authorities were set free and re-
ignited in their posts. The military were expected
in mat town (a hotbed ot republicans) on the 27th.
groat arrests have been already made. On the
tight of the 26th a conflictnotino
utook place e
yet. It is said that
s now a prisoner at Priburg (Baden).
pal;one number of the " republican government
appeared in Lomeli (the head.quarters), and
Vranalbercontained some extraordinary statements,
be ounp'e : That republican corps were marching
gulen from Colmar, Besancon and Strasburg ; that
sa the Baden Oberland was organised in a military
mild of view in favour of the republic • that the
bond Duke's pAlsee in Carlsmehe had been'hiwned to
the round, and that the Grand Duke himself had
g,d to Basic ! It is officially stated that the conflict
&won lasted two hours ; that the town was
~.„koded and that the insurgents numbered about
lie republican insurrection in Baden is now,
ninny mid,suppressed, but anotherone has broken
• Wurtembe.g, a certain popular orator, named
~ wing pmelaimed the republic at Rottweil, in
kingdom, presence of a great number of armed
r" fits, who interded to make an attack on Stutt-
ond on the 281 h. The government are well pre-
:;,,ed. In Ban's proclamation he asserts the sove-
folgety of the people, declares property sacred and
ionokide ; threatens robbers with expulsion from the
„Loy; urges each parish to form a provisional
ozomittee of safety; announces that traitors to the
people will be summoned before a popular tribunal;
sad that there will be a general move towards Stutt-
lord as the part of all persons capable of bearing
air.
It legated in the Frankfurter Journal that the Ist
bongos of the 2nd Nan= Regiment have refused
to caret to Baden, and that two companies gave loud
Mies fir Hecker, the well-known republican leader.
yl Raman has, it is raid, been charged by the
„may ot the German Empire to demand explana-
time bola the &rits Vorort respecting what has
pod ill the (;rand Duchy of Baden, and to insist
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ansoons being taken to prevent similar republican
isseemests having their origin in Switzerland.
AUSTRU.—The Vienna papers of the 26th an-
omie! the acceptation. by the Emperor of the re-
doom of the Miniver of Public Works, Von
bloomer. The fact of the resignation we announced
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time since. This ministry will be attached, ad
owl" to that of agriculture, Fem.
Ds state of the Magyars is becoming doily more
Owl. Accounts from Perth of the 23rd ult. an-
uses the wriest of the Ban of Croatia at Stuhlweis-
magi, a large town within eight German miles of
iningitaL The Hungarian account we gave of a
whin which the Creations had incurred great for
boost to have been a hoax. The Ban has not only
am wllk ao resistance, but has been recei;ed with
spregisa
iiidake Stephen arrived at Vienna on the 24th,
▪ faired the post of Palatine into the bands of
do 'mirror. Vi hether it has been accepted or not
hellhaewo. The Hungarian Diet is to be pro-
igner from the frontiers of Moldavia, of the Bth,
or • Five thousand Russians have just pared the
Rik le reinforce the army of occupation. The
Wes poseal, !interne', has ordered the Moldavian
ammi te preßare winter quarters and provisions for
ikermen. The it habitants of the province are ex-
ploder epoliations and vexations of all kinds, both
seeps of the Russians and their prottlycc, Prince
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MALTA, Sart 22.
gIOSIRIOSIOS of an official communication from
Oda der arrivals from Orme are subject to guaranties in
lbs imiee birds, war beard of health has decided to receive
woe ism these blends in free pratique. The Primes and
biles et Capes and Wally left hers for Marseilles in her
Sews snow ?Moo. They travel under the title of
beet ma Countess Licala. Another absurd rumour el two
loic declare, was reported the other morning by a Cz•
me, est la kir the purpose from Cmal Carnal. Dn.
krierag, Collings, sad Cherati bamsdiately proceedmi
Mika in a ealeepe. I will give you Dr. Barry's account:
' mini we were taken to a wretched hovel, surrounded
dit red and dirt hem the late rains, and scarcely air or
uterdight. Within, lay upon a wretched bed an old woman,
anti asked, sacking an orange, and eating the skin.
La the last stage of destautiou and misery, perishing
anger and dying of add. We ordered her a fowl to be
inembately made into broth, supplied her with nom
vie, sad took measures for a supply of clothing. This
en all the cholera we could find there. The neat
els a mon in nearly the same circumstances as
is In he certainly had had • colic from the sear
ems. A fowl, some brandy, and other secenariss„ soon
end hie threes." The government ought to make an en.
mph ei those permits who for self-interest go about alarm-
leg thibezahlie wula reports for which there is not the legit

HOLLAND.—Tea HAOUI4 SEPT. 30.—The re-
pia the section of thesecond chamber in double number,
it just been published. The 12 projects of the funds-
metal law have ben 'sentinel. The question of the cm-
=el the second chamber la double number was brought
sad was adopted by a gnat majority, In the sense
Oct the mission of the prevent legislature was wholly
hunt from that of the ordinary chamber ; the latter was
bride on the necessity of the revision of the tandem-seal
aspect, and to
me determine the alterations relative therennto ;
elates the on of the extrordinary legislature
vas to adopt or reject what had been passed
by the ordinary chamber. The fifty-eight new =abets
6d, however, thoroughly examined the different projects of
kw the new conaketion of the country. Many of
Owe members were of opinion that the modified funds,
antel law did not meet the expectations of those who de
all to sea intztduced into it niitlatioes which should
the general administration of public affairs, and in-
itialer economy into the expenditure of the state.
fey espiemed that if the fundamental law were adopted,
lbe gam- would use al: potable efforts to attain their
lei Mama ell the projects gave rise to more or less
Ikenalen la die different sections, it don not appear that in
My dee emdene the prefects were objected to.

Übe court.
ABERDEEN, SEPT. 29.—Her Majesty left Balmoral
lollooday, at two o'eloek, sad arrived at Aberdeen at seven
AWL The errs teen et Alienisea was beautifully Wu-
wishd he the rseepiles et her Ili** no Moto of the
wader melees her Ileamty trem pempselluir to sea, sad
hwaierty starts to-day to Perth, cat her way to the south,
kf _
ram, SEPT. 29.—The Queen and Prince, and the
Wrongly, &Maid at Perth, and slept at the George
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Cum; Sire. 30.—Her Majesty left Perth by
veal train at half-past alas eels* Oki moraing, sad fe-
at Crewe st 7 p.m.
Becuitosex Peucs, I.—Her Majesty left
Crews st six °Wadi this seerelag, aid arrived le Lan-
ai, per spas hl erode, at • qesrue-past 10 Vele& e.a.
Oshou it, ft arr.2o. —The Princess Alice sad the other
Mare breeder of dm Royal belly take their anal aiis
las sheet the grenade at Osiers,. The Prime= of Holm-
lake Lesipenhoarp and the Primers Elise embarked tam
die Trhaty Wharf yesterday with the Duchies of gait is
the lirehT, and proceeded to Portsmouth on than way to
Armada Castle, on a yak to the Doke and Ducker of
Norfolk.

Viscount Nforpeth left town on Saturday for Cutle
800 ird, Yorkshire.
Sir G. Grey arrived in town yesterday from Scot-
sand.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has returned to
ti mot,
.Mickleton Hall, Dowelatar, from Howiek Hall,

were cent off on Saturday evening from
thal=he° office for the Governor of New South Wales.

Intorrod MANOR.—The distinguished party which
Vie to wortablo this week at Drayton Manor, to partake of
the hospitality of Sir Robert and Lady Peel, is put off in eon-
Masses of the premature death of Mr. Hen. Peel, third eon
of the Right Ike. Wm. Yates Peel, and the late Lady Jane
Peel, sad Nephew of the Right Hoe. Baronet.
DEATH OF LOID BZRWTCK.—We have to announce
the bows of Lord Berwick, intelligence of whose death, at
Shingfewa-keuss, the famil sou ShrewelnuT ruched
flan at Saturday. The event took plum on Thenday, after
a sheet Blame. The late lord, who was in holy orders, was
kw ate m Ikea half a sentury rector of Thornton, in Cheshire,
lad for near that period wee rector of Herrington Sutton,
in Shropshire. Ho aiertied,l6th Jan., 1800, Frances Maria,
famed daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Mortyn Owen), who
died la 1840, by whets he lettere ■ family of for seas and
• her damtters. The Hon, Richard Noel Hill, his eldest eon,
born in 1800, saxes& to the fandly bassoon.