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fence when the accused cannot present with en.l
tire freedom, either by himself or another, all
his means of justification.
It is not for the vehemence of his expessions
that M. Barthe has incurred the severity of the
Court. No reproach on this subject was ad-
dressed to him either (luring or after his pleading,
and we believe even to-have heard it said.at the
Public Ministry, that it was less on account of
words than things that the defence was offensive.
It is therefore in the facts that. the. crime of the
defence consists.

The Journal de Perpignan of the 12th says,
intelligence had been received, that Mina had
died in consequence of an hemorrage, but neither
the official reports nor the private letters of a
more recent date mention such an event.

(From the Journal.iles Debate).
• FRANKIORT, JULY. 15.—The Diet has
ad-
journed till the 27th of November. Several
Plenipotentiaries are preparing to set out to pro-
fit by the- recess,.. which will last nearly four
'months. The Baron de Munch, the President,
set out yesterday to make a tour in the Ithingau ;
he will proceed to Enis, and then pass through
here to go to Bohemia, from. whence- he will pro.
ceed to Vienna.
(Fran the Quotidienne.
PARIS, JULY 20.—The Constitutionnel speaks
in the most moving terms of the state of health
of our troops—" mang sick in the hospitukmany
sick in. the 12th Light." This word "- sick" is re
peated four or five times iu six lines. We may
refer the Constitutionnel or its credulous readers
to the statement we published in the Quotidienne
of the I€2th instant, but we may also cite our
correspondence from Perpignan, which says—
" The heat, although a little late, is not the less
excessive; our army, however, has but fete
sick."

[Prom the Courier Francais.]

PARIS, JULY '2o.—The arrOt of the Cour
Royale, which has suspended M. Berate from
his functions for a month, presents an uncommon
and almost unique example of a punishment in-,
flicted- upon an advocate without previous notice
from the President. The pleading of M.
Berths: was listened to by the Court with a sus-
tained interest, and with at solemn atten-
tion. This silence appeared to him a tacit
approbation of his system of defence, espe-
cially when he saw the Court presided over by
M. Seguier, who to the habit of presiding joins a
true respect for the right of defence. Such was
the importance of the subject treated of by the
orator—such the ascendancy of his talents that
no notice of interruption was given to him, and
the organ of the public Ministry only required
against him the penalties of discipline, after hav-
ing had, as it may be said, time to escape from
the charm with which M., Barthe had entranced
his auditors.. This circumstance is a splendid
homage rendered to the eloquence of M. Liarthe,
but we do not think it ought to make a prece-
dent to employ against advocates such renalties
without those salutary notices, which are one of
the best rights attached to the Presidency, and
which almost always prevent the neuesslty of in-
flicting the penalties.
ft was stated positively yesterday, that M. do
\Vangenheim, the Wurtemberg Minister at the
Diet of Frankfort, has been recalled. It is known
that M. de Wangenheim had so often been the
organ of the Representatives of this Govertnitantent
respecting the policy of the great Powets, I
r OppOSIIIOO
he
eA.t.''ates of Germany,
0-Milian% MAT Clyt fire Fain
and which recently expressed, respecting the sup.
pression of the German Observer,. an opinion
quite different to that of the Cabinet of Vienna.
His recall, joined to that of the Ambassadors of
the Three Great Powers accredited at Stuttprd,
natty give an idea of the direction newly impressed
upon the policy of these three Powers, and the
situation to which the Princes of the secondary
States of Germany are reduced.
M. Legracieux, the responsible Editor of the'
Courier Francais, set out yesterday for Macon,
in consequence of a notice to him of a judgment
by default of the Correctional Tribunal orfour-
nes, which condemns him to three mouths
irupri-
sonment, and a fine of 3,500 francs.
[From the Emile.]
The movement just made by the army, by
closing the line near Barcelona, appears to have.
Jettreeined Mina to quit hastily the village of
Sans, where his illness compelled Mtn to tarry,
and to proceed to shut himself up in the capital
of Catalonia, which Milans has left, and di-
rected his march towards the vast plains of Tar-
rag:ma.

' A superior Employe ht the Commissariat De-
partment was arrested at Perpignan on the Bth
instant, and conducted by a detachment of gee-
darmes to the head-quarters of the 4th corps.
A riot took place at the theatre of Beauvais
on the iotte ult. during the performance of the
tragedy of Regulus.--The authorities interfered,
caused the audience to withdraw, and closed the
theatre.

CAMP BEFORE ST. SERASTIAS, JULY 10.--We•
gociations have been entered upon ; they are,
however,, broken oft. The garrison would have
given up the fortress, but they wished to march
out with the honours of war. The Major-Gene-
ral commanding the blockade replied, that
he would take possession of the fortress, and
that the garrison should be prisoners. Since
yesterday the Constitutionalists have fired seve-
ral cannon and vollies of musketry, but they
consume their ammunition uselessly. The sth

Light Regiment, commanded by M. Rapatel,
will leave. the blockading camp to-morrow,
and will be replaced by the 19th Regiment,
which we expect to join us. This morn-
ing about fifteen inhabitants left the town,
and they announce that more will follow to-moi.
row ; but an order of strict blockade has just
been issued, informing the troops that us the ne-
goelations urn broken nfr, no inhabitants of, St.
Sebastian, of whatever age or sex, are to be re-
ceived at the advanced post, and that if they
present themselves they will be sent back, or
left on the glacis. Deserters, in uniform or dis-
guise, will alone be suffered to come over.
MADRID, JULY 1/.—The indefatigable Merino
arrived at Caceres on the 4th, on his return from
the brilliant expedition which he undertook on