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London, England, 1847-08-30 00:00:00

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GALICIA. Limo Ursa,. Ann. 16. The an-
ttuarittee have found it nexwry to put a step to the daily
processions of the inhabitants to the burial place of the two
Poles who were recently executed. A police agent having
ordered one of these processions, consisting of 2,000 persons, '
to disperse, and no attention being paid to his summons, he
called out a fore* et 20 soldiers, who effected the dispersion
without difficulty. Several persons, irciuding females, were
aerated, but they were soon liberated. The Countess G—,
who had been making great efforts to get up • petition for
mercy in favour of the condemned Poles, has been forced by
the authorities to quit. —Augsburg Gazette.
BAVARIA.—MuNicn, AUG. 23.—1 t is confidently
amerted that the King has transmitted from Aschaffenburg
en order for the immediate convocation of the legislature.
The belief in the report has excited general satisfaction. The
latter end of September or the beginning of October is said
to be the period fixed for holding this extraordinary session.
RATISBON, Ana. 23.—The King of Prussia ar-
rived here yesterday from Eger, and embarked this morning
in the " Town of Retiaboet " steamer for Ilschel yid Line.
There is no truth in the report that he intends to visit Italy.
HAMBURG, Auo. 17.—0 n the demand of the
Prussia' and Russian governments, the police have just'
arrested seven Polish Israelites charged with having forged
bills of the Bank of Prussia, and Russian paper money. The
chief of the band has succeeded till now in escaping arrest,
but it is said that the police agents are on the scent : as the
individuals had not put this forged money iota circulation in
our town, the inquiry could oy result in their acquittal,
or their being delivered tip to their respective governments.
The German journais of a project of an ex-
change of territory betweenigk Hanover, Oldenburg, and Den-
mark, which is rendered desirable for the establishment of a
railway from Lubeck to Hamburg. The Grand Duke of
Oldenburg would have to cede Butte or the principality of
Lubeck to Denmark, receiving a portion of Resters Prise
from Hanover; and Hanover would receive Lauenben
from Denmark. The differences in the value of the respec-
tive concessions would be made up in money. Denmark, it
is said, is not quite favourable to the project.

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