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&c. The Cones had authorised the Emperor to
raise this amount in say way he may think advisable;
but en apprehension is expressed that the procedure
may be attended with some trouble, if not hazard.
The Emperor's party is represented to be decline
ing in strength, sod it is said to be priacipally
composed of soldiers, who are paid fur their cries of
Long live she Emperor !" Some of the Deputies
of the Cortes have withdrawn themselves from that
body, particularly those from Yucatan, 8641)111
as a reason that they were not iuvested with poser
to mime an karperor! Massy others of the moat
influential men in Mexico had retired from the
Court in disgust, and every thing indicated a
change unfavourable to the present dynasty.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM'S, ♦UOUST 23.
COURT OF ASSIZE.
CONSPIRACY OF LA ROCHELLE.
The Court opened at ten o'clock yesterday, and
the interrogation of Goubin was resumed, but his
answers did not disclose much novelty or interest.
It appeared dirt one of the wrtch•words said to be
used by the Carbonari was 4. Pangs—Greece."
The prisoner Goupilion was neat called upon.
He described the sign of the Carbonsri. He said—
You place your finger 'perpendicularly on the palm
of the hand of the person you wish to recognise—
you draw two right lines—you next make ■ kind of
C--, you then give three little taps, and it is
done.

Some warm discus•iou nest ensiled between Goo-
pin, Pon:linter, and Goopillon, relative to the facts
they had respectively slated. In the ,übsequent in-
terrogatories nothing of importance was disclosed.
The Court adjourned.

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON', AUGUST 8.

The Diaries of the 6th contains s lung officisl
correspondence respecting the admission of the Pvt.-
tuguree Aarbas•sdur ut the Court of Berlin.
The preamble states that when the Court of
Vienna, sod, by its influence, that of Napier'
and Turin, refused to receive the Ministe► fro,
Portugal, nominated after the memorable 41

July, -18e1, the Pius•ian Court refused

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to the Chen'!ter tl'Ohvette, who wes on

Way to Brain as Charge d'Affures for
informing hint that he could not be receive
certaio answers could be obtained from the Cools,
of Vienna and Petershurgh, whose Ministers it
Berlin had spoke very decisively against admitting
hint. Our Government. in consequence, ordered
M. de Oliveira to go to Stockholm, and signified
to the Chevalier d'Olfera, Prussian Charge d'Af-
faires at Lisbon, that his !unctions Were vuspeuded.
Meantime a parcel of books for M. D'Olfers itr•
riving from Hasuburgh, he requested that they might
be delivered to him duty free as usual. The order
to the Custom-house to deliver them was grained ;
hut as it vier necessary in assign a reason for tar
exemption, and I. D'Olfers could not be said to
be entitled to it as Charge d'Affaires, it was stancd
is. the order, that the books were to be delivet,d
free, because they were consigned to M. D'Olfers
while he exercised his functions. M. &Offers was
offended at this, as a publication of the suspension
of his functions, whereas his Court had merely sig-
nified, verbally, to M. D'Oliveira, to delay his
journey, and he made bitter complaints to his
Government.

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The Government having received official notiPe
that his Prussian Majesty was ready to answer any
Minister whom our Court should think fit to send,
M. Srlvestre de Pitiheiro Ferreira, Secretary of
State for Foreign Affair, communicated this in u
note to M. d'Olfers, who thereupon requested a
conference, in which he detnanded formal satisfac-
tion fur the pretended offence of the publication of
the suspension of his functions, and an expre►s (Is-
claration that his Msjest)'s Government hail
formed an erroneous and gratuitous opinion of
the motives of the Prussian Cabirret. From
the official notes, five in number, it appears
that the putiofaction required by M. D'Olfers trot
having been judged compatible with the dignity I f
our Court, surf constqueritly refused, he desired his
passports, which were given him. The latest uute
of M. de Ferreird is dated sth July.
The Cortes, in the sittings of the 7th and Bth ~f
August, discussed tt.e additional Articles to th..
Cousiiiution for the kingdom of Brazil.
Most of the Articles were, however, approved of
by the Cortes.
No news of consequence has been received from
Brazil.
There have lately been several shocks of earth-
quake felt in this city, but no damsg has been
duue.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

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VIENNA. AUGUST 9.
It is now derided tbat the Congress will meet at
Verona. It appears certain that the King of Prus-
sia end Prince Hardetibrig will be present at it. •
Ass order has just kris published, which directs
that the trgiwents of infantry in Upper and Loy,. r
Austria 441 lie raised to their full compliment
the end of September. This ordinance, sow
causes some surprise, is mitigated by another unto.
nance, whiCh dispenses the Landwehr of these pro-
s:ince% from the obligaiion of Resembling by cum-
penis,. for the autumnal exercise; however, the &gm
conscripts who are now trainiog are to be tAtteittii
fur three weeks in the chief towns of the diatsicts.
On Tuesday morning the troupe of the
executed smut evolutions in presence of the Duke
ufeumbralsod sad Primes of Coburg.
We tram that Prince Phillip of Hesse Homburg
isdaugerouily ill at Naples.

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 'l2.
From the frontiers of France we learn that ine
3 tat regiment-of the hue, of 1,840 men, Ina mar' he4t

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