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H ANOVER.

Auo. 28.—The Cabinet Councillor, Von Falke, 1104
meted a demi-official letter to Professor Dahlmann,
upon him to recant the assertion expressed in his Porign t
'°A few Words in my own Defence"—that the Cau'ireatee'
King William had officially informed him, as the with
of that particular part of the Constitution of 1833 con-
the recognition of the family law by all the agnates ,l bOi
corned. Herr Von Falke states that the said
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could not have made this assertion, as far as the tbs.
Cumberland was concerned, as the objections 'Ole- IV'
royal person had made had never been obviated. e:'
fessor Dahlmann's answer contains the following Possliet
" You mean to convince me in your letter that the "orell
ters were in error when they expressed to me,wed ,
casually, their conviction that all the agnates bad agre,er
the family law. The late Ministers bore the chars" irbe
perfectly honest men; public opinion was with then. 10.0,
present Cabinet, on the contrary, has committed a ntlia 01
falsifications, some of which I have convicted them ° helo'
pamphlet ; and the opinion of the country is agains''. .0 the
You will therefore excuse me if I have more faith i
the
past than in the present, not to mention that, whet
fnd o
principle of autocracy is acknowledged, even what !led 14
what has not been an historical fact, must be deelu
the existing Government." naps
The number of petitions to the Diet from Hail-ore I
increases daily. The town of Gottingen intended : t",:oetof
press its abhorrence of the present system, but Prod'
Ebell opposed the measure, and it has been POE beeils
The Members of the Lower Chamber, who have n°"itote.
some time with their constituents, have no doubt controgboo;
to produce the agitation which is perceptible thr°Feeelo
the country, and which seems to increase dailY• est,
wait as yet for the decision of the Diet, but I IlaY,„1,
to hope that in case of a defeat there, for wutql
friends of liberty are prepared, other measures
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of
taken to prevent arbitrary power from elubt thkbe
victory over the simple people of this country. No irbear "
will have much to contend with. At this moment Iwo too
cannon firing at the practice of the artillery, prePara.,ben
grand review to be held on the 16th of September, "xpeot'os
Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia are ke see
here; and assuredly a formidable conspiracy is at vv°rnd felbe
the poor Hanoverians, who have but little strength yOf °el
weapons to defend themselves. Yet are they o°l.` 01°10,
assistance of a free people, and no power can hefob Prete
more usefully for them than the power of the 14" ct wee. eti
both to awe King Ernest, who looks with fear
Roe
England, and to encourage the spirits here to a "'"
Rein iwc6
resistance against arbitrary power. General A los ,0
represented King Ernest at our Queen's coronation,_4ich
his return from London tendered his resignation, "0004,
been accepted. It is said that the unceremonious._ his r_e
vi,
which he experienced from the London populace, i": 0 Aeo°'
raster of Prince Ernest's representative, contributed
rate this step. f
• ors ° Ito
A deputation of the principal Propriet 0001. 0
tropolitan Carriages had an interview with Mr" AdelPlAge'
morning, at the Registrars' Office, Adam-street, various refato
consider of the mode of carrying into effect the,v,lNe
lotions of the Hackney Carriage Act, which will
era sigsl'
option on the 7th of October fort. and /1 rd
Earl Dundonald, whose active career hoe
services excited so much interest and admiration u
" fri!,,at
Cochrane, arrived at Jersey last week, on a visl eace'v'
The Gallant Admiral looks extremely well, and its l
health. she
Count and Countess di Rossi (gclile., the j'sog
have just paid a visit to the Prussian capital, v.v!,l,°err the rep el
the honour of dining with the Royal Family. An eoncoo is
the amiable Countess joined in several duets anther 01
pieces with the Princes and Princesses present.
11-r,
aht
said to be as melodious as ever.
/In MonoBJ George
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH.---,-- the jog to
last, a quarrel took lace between some persons. ~..terfors
Inn, Frome, Woodlands; and on the landlord
.1" so e cavhso
earn ase id.
restore order, his wife (Mrs. Hoddinott) b The dace
w kg ei
ingly frightened, that she expired in a fit.
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left five children, the youngest being only,s. ifs%
An inquest has since been held before
.11•
om a %hoc* •
coroner, and a verdict returned—. Died 1
to the nervous system occasioned by fear."