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CHAMBER OF DEPVTIEFb

SITTING OF Juni 28.
The Order of the Day was for the discussion of
s. me amendments in the law of the customs.

M. Sebastiaui observed on the impolicy of rais-
it g tarifa at a moment when they should rather be
st ck ing to establish commercial uelatious with Sow h
America, than to place themselves it • state el hos-
tility with the new States which have been formed
tin re. Ile could nut explain the susceptibility of
that side of the Chamber, which was apprehensive
of siring the slightest act of hostility committed
towards Spit', and vet could not discover any
thing wrong in grivouting the rebels, whose armed
binds are traversing Catalonia.—(Murmurs.)
M. Dutton said, the question with regard to
South Atterica was Important, not only in a coin-
snricial but also in a political point of view. If they
recognistd the insurrection of the Spanish Colonies
against the Mother Country as lawful, they would
ceitsittly place themselves in a state of hostility to-
wards Spain. Nothing could be more contradic-
tory to treat the armed bands in Catalonia as rebels,
send ut the same time to eulogise the soldiers of
Bolivar.

Al. Manuel—The contradictioo is on the side of
cur adversaries. Nothing Could be more in unison
stith his sentiments than to deosand that the expru-
s ins of the will of nations should be recognised.—
(Nurtnurs.)—A voice on the right, " that is the
eovercigo power of the people and the triumph of
fictions in all countries."

Oahe. voices—You think only of revolutions.
M. Manuel—lt is tint seeking revolution, to
&timid that which by liken place in Spain with

the content of the nation and of the Sovereign him-
ellizaW be recoguised...—(Vwlent Muromrs.)
Several additional article, were discussed, Cid the
Chamber adjourned.
French Funtls.—Fite per Cents, 91 r. 70c.;
Rank Stock, 1,695 r.
GERMAN PA P E
UMIAK. JP/119.

According to the statements of travellers arrived
at Belgrade in twelve days from the neighbourhood
of Jo Chourschid Patch', before he w.is able
to effect his junction with the Paella of &lonics
at Wl's, had been defeated by the Greeks at Nova
Costore, and repulsed to within three leagues of
jolmina. If thin intelligence should prove to be
true, it will be very importint to die Greek*.
Accounts from Sulonica say, that all the hostages
tarn away from that place hive been murdered,
partly at Constantinople, partly on the way
thither. Other reports say, that ilaleb Effendi has
called on the Boyars from Moldavia and 11'aIlachia
who lice in the capital, where they are very narrowly
watched, to embrace the Mahometan religion. But
all this stands very much in need of continuation.—
tAllgeareine Zeitrug, June 42.)

VIENNA, JVSI Is.

We-liave received infigmatinn direct from Table
Buy, at the Cape of Good Hope, respecting the
Austrian corvette, Caroline, in a letter from Mr.
Ignatius Wickerbawler, the supercargo dated 23J
ef March, this yeur. The Caroline sailed the Stli of
January from Whampoti, near Canton, touched at
1/111010, and pill to sea again oo the Sth of January.
On the 6th of the same month it owed the line to
east longitude 1030, had passed the Straits of Salida
on the 26th of January, and arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope on the 16th of Match.
Austrian Fast's, Jape 18 —Metalkon 78 3-4; Bask
Stuck 761 1-19.—(Aastriaa Observer, Jose 19)

IRELAND.

DUSLIW, JUN 2 29.

Sir Samuel Anchtnuty has arrived in town, and
assumed the mend of the army in this country.
A splendid entertainment was on Saturday given
at Morris.on's Marl, by the Field Officers or the
garrison of Dublin, to their much-esteemed Com-
mander, Sir David Baird, previous to his depar-
ture from this country.
Upon this interesting occasion the chair was filled
by Major-General Sir Culquhuun Grant, who, in
announcing to the patty the health of their distin-
guished guest, ezpatiated in animated language on
the regret deeply and universally felt by the army
at the departure of their Chief, who carries with
him the heartfelt good-will, respect, and attachment
of all lovers of the military profession.—(Sastrulers's
News Lefler.)

WANT OF FOOD.

MINIS, JUNt 26.

The Committee for the relief of the poor met
yesterday; ■t two o'clock, Thomas Studdart, of
Booratty Castle, E•q. was called to the Chair;
and the business of the day commenced by the
Rev. Mr.Starpoole, Secretary to the Committee,
reading a letter, received by Dr. O'Brien. from
Government, enclosing 4001. in addition to 1901.
received • few days since, fur the erection of
fever hospitals in different parts of this county—
they have also forwarded plans from which these
hospitals are to be built. We are happy to per-
ceive thst the instant Government received informa-
tion of the flirt-aiding of the horrid disease amongst
the starving population of the county, that no
time was lust in adopting the means of suppressing
this calamity. The statements we heard yester-
day fio.n the different baronial gentlemen of fever
in their neighbourhood, was most alarming—so
much sv, that we can draw ■ conclusion of seven
hundred individualt labnuriog under this malady,
and some of these hapless nuserablea so far seclud-
ed in the country, that they have neither medicine,
medical assistance, nr food !—this is alarming ! !
this is the truth !! ! The fever hospital of this
town is filled with patients, and an average of lie or
seven applications for admittance are daily made.
The neat letter read was from Lucius O'Brien,
RN. son to our zealous and worthy representative,
Sir Edward, from London, in which he mentions,
lbat• the London Committee have forwarded one
thousand pau•ds to our relief (which Thom..
Crowe, Erg. acknowledged to have received),
that the funds of the London CoMmittee were
nearly .esbassted, and that we should shortly be
compelled to set for ourselves, in which tusk he
anarrunced his i•tration to come amongst us, and
participate in. The Baronial Gentlemen then read
their reports, and after some conversation, as to the
management of three thousand pounds which is
promised by Government, the meeting broke up,
ree►olving unasiiinously to meet in future at twelve
o'clock instead of two.

The twenty cheeses which Lord Combermere was
pleased to bestow ois the poor of our town. are to
be sold, and the price received for them to be con-
verted to the purchase of food more substantial.
Every day furnishes additional evidence of the
distress of this county :—A gentleman who passed
through the parish of Killuran, iu the barony of
Tullis, on Saturday lust, when the distribution
of meal so the po.:e was made, describes it as a
heart-rending scene. Several hundreds of wretched
brings were cullecteil, whose wqualiil +lmmanence
evinced their distress. many had not tasted loud
for the two preceding days, and when the ton and
a half of meal, allotted to the parish, was exhaust-
ed, it is easier to conceive than to relate the sequel
of the scent; numbers obliged to go without even
the slightest share, many of them had waited with
patience, until it was announced that nothing more
remained to he distributed, and were obliged to re-
turn home without any means of subsistence.

_
[From the " Dublin Journal," June a]
COWIN RACY.— Oa Tuesday sit &mitten mat were
lakrn is the city of Airmails and committed to the gaol
of that rustily, by Culuuel Blacker, and • military guard
adder his cummaud. These mew, it is understood, were
action as dargstrs from several counties in this kingdom,
sad coacesned to mime cunipiracy, which they were cedes_
vouriag to organise sod bring tale erratum against the
authority of Curveniastat sad the peace of the pastry. We
have ascertained their same. sad Wane of abort., and they
are as follows:

Michael Cuff. y. Dublin; Edward awe rp, recanasaigh;
nos. Blake, diem; John Rice, Munalha• ; Pieter Revoke,
Lansurord ; Jaime Kelly, Tyrone; B. Dumps, Dahlia; T.
Lain►, Illosaihan; P. Reilly, Gran; Jolla Bradley, Derry;

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Rrary Coogan, Arlriw ; Thomas flsgbes, Debtis ; 111011111
Antrim.' Thomas Byrne, Louth.
Thee of Ineoe Men were from Dublin ; two front Fame.
Gash; two (rum. Illimagban ; Iwo from Antrim; sad one
respectively from. Louth, Longford, Gress, Derry, and Ty-
rone. They all seemed respectable from their dress and
sppeerasiee ; std ore sow cotrined in separate cello in the
gaol of Arsenals. Great praise is floe to Col. Blacker for his
exertiom sad ended on the occasion; it delectiog the
conspiracy, aaelmiddao its agents.