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London, England, 1841-03-15 00:00:00

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BnussEr.s, MARCH 11.—Those who reckoned on
Vl', Senate to accomplish the work, in which they have
failed in the Chamber of Representatives, have deceived
themselves. We have before us the report made by
the Committee for examining the Budgi t of the Mi-
niit:r of the Interior. It is remarkable for the wise
and elevated views on which the Committee founds its
asseLt to the articles that were the most contested in
the Chamber, such as the sum of 100,000 francs for
the exhibition of 1841, and the funds for encouraging
manufactures and commerce.

The Committee of the Senate justly observes, with
respect to these funds, that "economy does net always
consi:t in not spending, and that, on the contrary, na-
tians as well as individuals often improve their situation,
by knowing how to make use, apropos, of a sum of
money."
BRUSSELS, MARCH 12.—The Senate will commence
to-day the discussion of the budget of the Departrce..t
5.4 the Interior. We are entering into Cnaos.
A report is in circulation that the Senate will do
what the Chamber has not dared to do—refuse the
budget and overthrow the Ministry. We do not be-
lieve any such thing. The Senate is composed of men
who are too reasonable to join_ in the rancour of some
disapp3inted ambitious persons, and embarrass the pub-
lic service ; besides it would be a thing hitherto un-
-1:(a-d of in Parliamentary history to tea a Ministry
overthrown by a Chamber of Peers, and Upper Cham-
ber, or Senate ; accordingly, we tike the liberty to
doubt the existence of such a plot.
If there are citizens who ought to desira the mainte-
nance of the status quo, and tear convulsion, it is evi-
e,r,.l:ll the Senators ; they know better than any others
.twat the countrrwhich sports with porifezt.lles, is not so
far off as may be imagined from sporting with. heads ;
tart is to say, that the instability of Government leads
di:ectly to anarchy, and that anarchy is the republic
of the gui,lotine.—Courrier Beige.
LIEGE, MARCH 10.—The sale of Mr. Cockerill's
r.,,,t,iblishment, comprising two lots ; the first, Seraing
and its dependencies ; the second, the house at Liege, and
those of Spa and Tilleurs, could not be effected to-day,
AS had been announced, no buyers having appeared.
VIENNA,. MARCH 3.—Count St. Aulaire has not yet
1, en able to set out for Paris, he is confined to his
bed by a severe attack of the grippe. The Russian
Anfaassador, Von Tatiseheff, will set out next week for
St. Petersburgh, on leave of absence. M. Von Kudri-
a6y, first s cretsry of the legation, is to accompany

TURKISH FRONTIER, FEB. 24.—We learn from
Bucharest that Prince Ghika is not satisfied w;th the
address of the Wallachian Representatives, or with the
choice of the secretaries. The General Assembly
manifest but little concern for the danger to which the
family of the Prince was exposed, and ascribe all the
intrigues exclusively to foreign influences. Accord-
-iv, all the copies of the National received `from
have been subjected to a most vigorous
censorship. One of the secretaries is a well known
ex Cal mei, son of the great Logothetes. (formerly a
candidate for the dignity of Hospodar) ; a second is
Emanuel Baliano, son of one of the principal Boyars
of Wultachia, and both are personal enemies of
the Prince, who is said to have found means to coun-
teract their intrigues.
OSNABURGH, MARCH I.—lt may be remembered
that the Provincial Estates, after they had protested
against the new Constitution, resolved to address a
respectful representation and petition to the King.
The petition was for the convocation of a General As-
tembly of the Estates in formality to the Constitution,
and for protection against violations of the Constitution,
a number of which we-e annexed to the petition as
grievances of the Estates. This petition was forwarded
to his Majesty at Hanover by the post on the 24th
of last month, and has just come back, sealed with two
large seals, and the word refused written on the cover.
COBLENTZ, MARCH B.—Private letters from Ba-
varia confirm the account from Munster, given in the
Frankfort Journal of 26th of February, that the ve-
nerable Dean Diepenbrock, in Ratisbon, is chosen co
adjuter, with the jus succesendi, to the Archiepiscopal
See of Cologne.
BERLIN, MARCH I.—The commercial convention
with Holland, is spite of the remonstrances of the com-
wiercial world, is renewed, as we hear, for six years.
AMBURGH, MARCH B.—Every hour more portions
'of the Elbe are free of ice. The directors of the tele-
graph have published a notice it4ting that when the
ice in the Elbe is breaking information shall be dis-
patched by the telegraph at every turn of ebb and flow,
and at other times when a change takes place of the
state of the river, which information is to be posted up
at Cuxhaven,, that the captains of the ships at Cux-
haven may pot leave that harbour till they have notice
that the navigation of the river issiuite free. More
shins continue to arrive at Cuxhaven, where they find
Itufticient rocm in the port.---Hanzburgh Papers.
HAMBURG BORSENHALLE, MARCH
Bills. Money
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Bank Shares 16.0 IGIO
Anglo-Russian Loan 106% 106%
llussian 5 per Cent. let series, Certificate 102% 102
Inscription, let Series. lOl 10J3{
Russian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th
Series •••••••••••••••••«••••••• 000000000 ••••• 96%
Ditto-in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% per Cent V% 49
Ditto S per Ccnt........ ...........
Polish Bonds
New ticket
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent. :73% 733 y
N.nwegian Loan, 1834, 4 per Cwnt...,
Spansh, New 5 per Cents.... lB%
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, MARCH 9.-13 s.—Two months, 13 334.
BREMEN, MARCO 5 —Two months, 615.
PETERSBURG!), FEB. 20.—Two months, 39 pence.
'.l-siesic, MARCH s.—Two mo:.ths, 6. 16%.

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