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London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

to be found among the group of the faithful who hastened to
the Elysee boldly to devote themselves to the fortunes of
the new Yuts. A ,r, ,f eif!it rto ty-, fund au.oilg
the representatives of the nation who protested at the
mairie of the tenth arrondissement and elsewhere against
the overthrow of the laws of their country. Where were
you then ? No one would have discovered it, bad not
same of those resolute men who in that hour of anguish
were deliberating whether it was not their duty to go
and fight behind barricades, remembered that you sud..
dully made your appearance amongst them, though you
had vanished when at a later hour, the day being
won, the police rushed in to seize them in the conqueror's

name."

There is much in the pamphlet, written from the
merely party position of the Prince, with which
Englishmen will have no sympathy at all. Pity for
FRANCIS 11. and for LAMORICIERE, zeal fol. the
temporal power of the POPE, and attacks on the
Piedmontese Government, will with us seem small
recommendations of the BOURBONS. Did we not
know that it was but party pity it would add
to the accumulated evidence of the unteachableness
of the race. It is all, however, of much the same
quality with the new-born zeal for church rates and
the Church of a great English Tory leader at home;
a purely political zeal in its origin, and which would
die away immediately if it ceased to find fuel in
political convenience and advantage. Frenchmen,
as well as Englishmen, are quite aware of this.
Neither parties come out of this quarrel with
advantage. The NAPOLEONS, not " BONAPARTES,"
were so foolish as to begin it—they must suffer the
taunts or laughter of those who read it—and the
discredit of being able to reply only by a too late
suppression. The BOURBONS have the discredit of
descending to a war of personal and family accu-
sations. The NAPOLEONS, however, have the solid
advantage. The power, the success, the honour of
beating by fair means and foul—that is all theirs.

LATEST NE S.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
TURIN, TUESDAY EVENING.

It is believed that)the:discussion of Garibaldi's
project of law relative to the national armament
will commence on Thursday next,
The project of law in reference to the new title
of Government Acts was discussed to-day in the
Chamber of Deputies without any remarkable in-
cident.
The discussion will be continued to-morrow.

VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.

The second voting in the Istrian Diet for the
election of. Deputies to the Reichsrath took place

yesterday.

The number of votes given not being sufficient to
elect any representative, the Diet was prorogued.

ST. PETERSBURG, WEDNESDAY.

A resolution of the Imperial Council, dated 11th
inst., and published to-day, permits the merchants
of Kiachta to trade unlimitedly with China, either
by barter or by payments in gild or silver.
The same resolution also permits, from April,
1862, the importation of merchandise by sea from
Canton into Russia and Poland.

THORN, APRIL 16, EVENING.

The negotiations with Count Zamoyski and M
Lewinski have, up to the present, remained without
result.

M. Wielopolski will shortly proceed to St.
Petersburg, the Emperor wishing to have a personal
conference with him on the state of things in
Poland.

News from the provinces indicates the existence
of an irritable feeling among the peasants against
the noblemen.

Rumours are current of a bloody conflict having
taken place at Lublin.

PARIS, APRIL 16.

The Patrie of this evening says it is asserted that
the Emperor and Empress of Austria will visit the
different provinces of Austria in the beginning of
May.
The Presse states that the number of persons
killed and wounded in the recent disturbances at
Kiew was 150.

TURIN, APRIL 16.

The Cpinione of to-day says :—" The assemblies
of the Councillors of the communes of Venice,
Verona, and Vicenza, for the purpose of electing
Deputies to the Council of the Empire at Vienna,
have led to no result, as there was not the number
of Councillors present prescribed by law. At
Padua not one Councillor appeared. The Com-
munal Council of Udine has appointed as Deputies
three citizens who are at present prisoners in the
fortress of Olmutz.
The health of Garibaldi has improved.

NAPLES, APRIL 12.
Forty persons coming from Rome have been
arrested.
A depot of arms and very important papers
relative to a conspiracy have been discovered.

VIENNA, APRIL 16.
The Galician Diet has been opened.
An address expressive of loyalty to the Emperor
was voted by acclamation.

Neither Dalmatia nor Fiume has sent any re-
presentatives to the Croatian Diet

An immense crowd of people is assembled in St.
Stephen's-square. The palace of the Archbishop is
occupied by a strong body of soldiers. Numerous
mounted patrols and gendarmes are traversing the
streets. The people are very quiet. The patrols
maintain a calm and watchful attitude.

BRESLAU, APRIL 16.

Letters from Warsaw state that in every district
petitions are being signed expressing gratitude
towards and confidence in Count Zamoyski, formerly
President of the Agricultural Society, recently dis-
solved:

M. Lewizski having been called to assume the
functions of Minister of the Interior for Poland,
has made his acceptance of this office dependent on
the fulfilment of three conditions, viz.: That
Count Zamoyski should be appointed President of
the Council of State, that the troops should be
withdrawn into the citadel and barracks, and,
finally, that citizens should be again allowed to
do duty as constables.

The women of Warsaw refuse to discontinue wear-
ing mourning, and are organising a pilgrimage to
the shrine of the Virgin at Czenstochowa.
The Russian authorities having left Lublin, au-
thority is exercised by the municipality under the
presidency of the bishop of the city.
General Chruleff is marching upon Lublin.

BERLIN, APRIL 16.

Disturbances have broken out in Kiew, the
capital of the Ukraine, in consequence of a funeral
service for the victims of Warsaw.

A bloody conflict took place between the inha-
bitants and the Russian troops.
There were many killed and wounded.

LEMBERG, APRIL 15, EVENING.
The Galician Diet has been opened. It demands
the self-government of this part of Poland.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.

BOURSE, April 16.—The market has been more
buoyant, and prices have obtained a slight im-
provement, without, however, any considerable
amelioration as regards the amount of business.
Threes, for the Account, are now at 67f 70c. Rail-
way shares firm.

The following were the last quotations :
ft per per Cents ... 95 40 I Credit Fancier 925
Do, end month.... 95 45; Belgian 4.1, —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 751 Roman
Bank Shares .. 2880 I Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 655 I Spanish Threes 47i
Do. Account 657 50 I Home Debt

RAILWAYS.
Cash. Account.
Orleans 1331 25 .. 1330
Northern
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 947 60 .. 947 50
Geneva 390 387 50
Southern 537 50 .. 638 75
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 368 75 .. 368 75
Austrian
Lombard 460 .. 468 75