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PIWINFORT, APRIL 5.

NPWII hiVe keen received here from Vienna, by
exptr•s, that the Federal Art is completed. Thi..
important document was'to he signed on the 5,h of
April. because the Plenipotentisnirs were not to
buret in Passion Week. It will then hr sent to the
several Cowls of Germany to receive their tali•
tication. and will be published immediately &fist-
rsrak.

Art:aunts from seq. that the health of
Sand 3s at present very good : it is remain that the
proceeding. against bun are fiiiislied..and that the
rehterce will shortly he pnblistoid.
It iiiiffirnied that the Prossitui Ministers at the
Courts of the South of Germany have received
ite4i2evil dispatches with ihilitictimis relaiivit.to fresh
disCoveties made in.k.otasocience Orthe
eii:nut secret aspactstions and retroftithrpi•ry projects.,
ft is certain that some arrests hive taken place on
the right bunk of the 'Rhine at the reltiest Of those
. .

Aligner*. '
tisliaVe lseeti given in the Grand
titicgies of Bodes and Hesse Dorrostedt a* •st
rtartie rsons-tit the'reepseet the. Prussian Mania.
Noiie hive tokon in, the kingdoms of
ith;tembeeg and Bavaria:. It is asserted tisat,manv
isetsous Ore implicated' in the proceedings at
Wittier:
'l'4 applications that have been made at Berlin
irsirevlier of ' Profesvors. Snell trod Serlwtes b airy
beefy Weaven hear tha‘ itsfamuatiaa,
111lietAin sent from Beylin, that tisitothei7 Proles.,
101 l will. be ippoista wihtouS artily tq aopply the
istats:s"of their Olio hi:V.:been a trd. *lnch seems
to' rice that the tit,.in its more
its it er,:t presumed.
.auusatt.s. APRIL 10.
• 114 niesessing the trial of M. Van der Strseleo,
author of the .9et. On the present Mate of, the
if iniclont i?..tfeffetheriands.. and on the Means of
iir! if; Famine uu beture the Court of
A .
At ten nide& Baron Groubesti. the President,
having ~opeukl. the CO:a, stated, that his brother,
the I).rector-Geueral of the Affairs of the Catholic
Church, being very seriously Menlo/aced in the
wark.in queritisis, lie desired. on. this•viecouitt, from'
motives of delicacy. to decline sitting in judgment
upon the sober, and reqeested the Court to secede
to lialsioh. • '
The President hiving ssitllatrawn. the CAIN our
coopletes ist tot stitlithee. .1 M. Ceseseilee
,•

Bernselsones sod M. Wyo. took the Preideoro
Chair. • . -
The gemmed hiving desired permiadon to speak
on this sohjset, whl, that whatever. ispflomme the
ties of affinity sleight sometimes exercise, lie hid
such entire confidence in the wisdom, justice, and
of the President.. that he.had uut the
smallest w►ah to object to him no this occasion.
M. Dehu►ek. the Cuu•el of the soused, hawing
stroke■ to the seine Orrct. and M. Mareq. soling
ac Attorney-General,' hairiiig also &ern heard. the
Cou►t re►ired to •deliberitte,-and after in boor's
considerinion, declared. conformably to the driiire
repressed hr the accused, that there was reison.
to acce►le to the desire of the President.
_

M. firoobeaw Iniviug.-vesanited the Chair, the
indictment •wars reed, which declares M. Van der',
Strutlen *voted tif having, by means of e. print-
ed publication, otteripted excite diitrust
sod dissension • among. the itihabitants of the
kingdom. -Seurat -dchielled puereges listing beru
pointed out in the iddsctutent„shi Counsel fur the
accused observed, that the interest of his client rea
quired that the whole work should he read, sinless
the Members of the Coors had afreadv•read it, ree
ferring for the feet to Wei! own declsralion.. l'u
which the President replird, that the Meinbs4s of
the Court having-esch received a copy some time
back, they !pith duly essortinerl it.--!The wit WellArl.
s.etranlu smoother. were celled is.; and some orthrm
heard, afar which the Court Adjourned till In-
morrow. -

mtays. Allllll. 7:
The Second Chohther, which tres-io;sneet to.day,
could not enter 411011 -businetir, there being only
53 Afembers pressen', eke-real the Conotittltiota rb
quite. at lean• holt the Members of the.Chastber to
be ',tarot. Letteri h..ve bran sent to • the.. absent'
Members, requiring theta -to return to the Hague:
The last on the eensorptiop of-the press was Pat 4a.
force on the• 7th of tins month at• Lille, sud in the
whole departtateot of the Nurth.

lEniN, MIRCII 90.

On the 90th of this month Gellert! Mina, who
.was at Paturluitm.was informed by a Priest, that
a plot .lo assinasinate bun was in .arsitatioo„ and also
his Aides-de-Camp, and those egrets of •the gurri.
son who had fAvelired him in hie entvrptise argentin
that city. The coospirutors, of whom the Priest
was time, were 100 in panther ; they met every
evening, and.the Priest regularly infostned Mina of
what passed. The General haat secretly taken me..
.sores to frustrate. the plans of the conspiratori,
above 6,00() MPH were ready at. Peropeluna• and hi
the neighbourhood to ti,sarch at the first signal.
The time. for executing the plot was fixed for
Saturday the 25th ; but mean time couriers from
Madrid shaving brought to Mina hitt nomination as
Viceroy of Navarre, the conspirators suspended
their meetings. and even publicly expressed tun.
stitutional sentiments.' On the it7th, however, they
met again, but their conversation turned on indir.
fereut subjects. Mina contented biosselloith keep.
ing a strict watch over them..—(Broseek Papers,
April II.) .