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Tarim-tine, Miiren Aiitnn, Caregel, anti Potato v',
2,000 !nuking in ell 8,000 men. with
which hr h..1/14 the Constitutinmel General Milano
tilorksdril in Viet. It is iufertvrl that the °Sleet
or Mine, whom the Gonne of Urge 4 odes a esoi-
b.•l, i• to relieve Milano.

PARIS. NOVEMBER 14.
TEll. OF M. B. COMTANT. FOR HMI LETTER
TO TOE PROCUKEIIR.GENERAL, MARGIN.
TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE.

0.1 WS *Anse hieing called on towards noon. an
expression of interest and satisfaction was divisleyed
by the owlirnce.
111 11 Constant appeared in person. sod read the
stonclwirme wthich he wished the Coon to adopt.
and the object of which w,... itmt in coast gnence of
hi• "character of Deinite, 44t0tl the writing complain.
ed of growitig not of wk..' he had done is that cha—
reeter, the Court -I 141 drcicre itself incompetent.
Ile•thes anispormed his conclusions in a lung speech,
of which the hollowing is an abridgment
It I rroenrlord noly no), personal interest, I should most
•renonace all my eructs to escape year jarisdicsime.
I was se accuser before being wowed, •ad 1 only appear
here hew in obscurity t• the law, which ha., as far as I am
!heel:al of denying me justice ; sail Fakeer will
le.?, front my presence here, that a citiz.n—• deputy—that
several deputies—are not under the prnieetiun EN the law
while defamed, but fill under its sword when they deTend
tan easels** follow defamation.
" The importasit rpierlin• is, can • Deilbly, 'daring the
io:ortil of the Sessions, he brought helot, a Tribunal for opi-
hum* d. livered by Aim from the Tribune? I am not the Arm
D. petty who has hero denounced, our the first who ha. been
tujerstd; but I am the Gm who has been hr.-night to this her
for net having been hownsible to iurfamons slenhneiationa
repillTed, sail spired thrtnieh the whole of France; soil only
eslenlsleel to make me regarded as the r•warttly siollreili-
aliees instigator of plots, as the infamous prosreator of
crimes, of übicb I saw without pity the unhappy instrolb•ttis
perish ..s the scaffold. There is no prrcrdelit. therefore, .to
snide yon , sod in repulsing a asorpatton of power, voit Atll
Meeir pohlw eratitude, and reader a service In the Allotoorby
hineaflornsrel inseparable from the 'cries/M*6re system.
•• 1 sHoit "hew you that the ineulpatiotwirlorh gave ores-
••,c4 to the se.wee complamed of, were the direct 'result of
oopions detorerril by me in the Tribeoe. la. twit be as.
tot ieheti as the nom Ity of the subject. The tweet establish.
m-ot of the Cowititatiunal Government, the liltte experi.
•cce we have at the rights it confetti, sad the duties it Ifn.
IWO., my, give importance to assertion. which there is OW
WPC' to Pomona.. But toy dentim.tration shall be miens,
tied I.ave yosi Re doubt of your incompetence."

The eloquent Deputy then yenned out several
f Iva ;_.es to the speech of the Procuteur-General,
Mosigin, which referred to what he had said as a
Ll•paty ; and concluded that what he had irritten
Do irply to inculpations of this speech was not within
Al e .ewaspeteace of the Tribunal. He concluded

." I ors oat aillieleid fur myself; say life replies to the in.
rectives of flay 'amines. As a mall, nobody can reproach
men; u is author, 1 have defended what 1 thought valuable,
ottif IMvir Coatributed to save two heads from the block; rs
ittelOstio, I have atolls voted arcordiug to my conscience.
Siq 1 ell alllscavel for Pruner, for that beautiful France
übirto is degraded to iho ryes of foreigners by the &vada-
t,• n of the indiviJoals ammo 11111 the organs of the public
ser timents."
Alter hearing the A.vocat do Roi, the Court sic-
CI that it welt cotopasoat, sad ordered Ilse trial
to proceed.
At five o'clock At Ci.r 'dimmed further pro-
crediugra nett day. whoa U. Constant is In dr-
food biosself. He was acconspaoiod to the coach
by a rest mod or prrsoos.

NOVEMBER 15.

At oneo'clock, M. 8. Comtissit begins Isis tie.
Ire:•re. The Court wits even more crowded than _
Si:lts:May. [lli. Best speech sod, his reply ter the
silisitreutious of the Avoeet die Rai completely fill
the [winch Jet/rails. e can only. gave a were
d'illiiiirMAlrSgof which I am reproached by the Aerreof
do lbef'h .sit having bronchi the owner to trial, in pl ere of
wrllliseir *eat he esti, a defamatory libel. Dal it was sleets-
.esirpbsidi for the Depletive inculpated sad for public Iran.
tiwt the imputations of M. Malachi should be
peuelpily disproved. After the weenies is the Chamber of
Ltepartie., en Aumet bth, for online( him ne the 111.1 i had
tees rrjarteel, in Ainewosing which Ism must eloquent adva-
wee aditsidied that lie led tired, it was to be eapected that
he world refrain in his subsequent dist-ennui Gum loading
with injuries" the Deputies he bad inculpated is the set of
accintlue. but be acted quite differeutly, and called ter.
Isla Deputies cooards, and perfidious, sod stated, that one
of them bail beer expressly. tie Sumer W seduce one of Ike
.erased, sail that another bad paid the cuuspiraters with
*the Or of the Usurper.
Vitt &II toteutiow certainly was to bring M. %mein
hods% but it was stopped at the commeneresent. While •
Demesty may, by a simple citation, and without previous for.
sislisies, be .1101116004111 before the coesectssmal police. to
aelmiontrative or judiciary agent can be attached without
tensile suctioes long sad difficult to °Waits ; mad partied-
lolly alien the perms ie • Procureur General the thiag
qu.tr impossible.
•« By the code which regulates these matters the complainant
is was before the Procurmer.Gerwral
were addressed to the Keeper of the Seals and were rejected ;
the accusations, liosever, grew with each day; it was mecca-
siry to reply to them. Several Deputies prepared letters as
'cryogen stenoccr than mine, and lie every these which I
tenet urines I caa fearlessly say I was the interpreter of
their 'unionists. The common course of proceeding was tee
slow fur the juserest of France. M. Maggio had represented
us as forming a cruet, soil it was of inemediAte necessity tie
divas.* those oho were deceived.
• The Avoca* has recuguised the priaciple, that if my se.
coudients against M. Mantis ore well fumed:el, the colyabe.
I.ty which he attributes to my letter will be south tiiiniunittrd.
But if you place my defence by the side of she accusation,
you will duel that the former is moderate compared with the
wise."
M. IL Constant then entered into a long expla.
elation of his contloct...srf his visit to Siournur, and
other isurticul.tis, lauding to show the injustice of
ore skcylisatiolop of Al..UGngisy who oughts bad
lie Guy proofs• so here brought M. Constant to
tri.l. ass conspirator. He concluded thus:
•i You, Geisilemeo, will sot give France the terrible ems.
vi"iiyu, that every species of violence is allowed to use
putty, and prohibited io the other. I have been gratultouely
attacked-1 have-drfeenled myself with fraiikaus sod vigour
Aare replies' with inuoirs•iiint, bat nut without iodise*.
toot. Every thing ahirh I..l.unuotabk in France will ape.
rum my coudoct—every thing gem rues is the hew' of moo,
nal grant me us applaose sad ita sympatby—sod, under
stew imperious's, I luck forward with einelisheme to the
judgmetot you tee to tire."
After the reply of M. Biller, Aelvocat do Rni,
rend the observations of M. Molly, Counsel for M.
ID. Catalan,. the latter again addressed the Court,
persisting that lie, if he would not be couoideied as
r catered Nod in sesamin, be was obliged to defend
himself in the 111111111er he disl.-1, Nu design." he
•• would Sieve made am hold any differrut line
coudoct. 1 would rather live at the bottom of
II dungeon thou sulk at liberty in !ranee. stained
with the blood of the unhappy Oar; and however
severe sissy be the punishment inflicted on sae, I
should soy it is betier than to hear children utter-
urvorsol Behuid the murderer of out fa.
to uv, the *aureate of our forailteer 1 replied be.