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In the French Chamber of Peers, the gene
sion on the address closed on Monday, and 012 'r, 1.1 r, f be
the first paragraph was under consideration. It au'
agreed to without amendment.
The Bureaux of the Chamber of Deputies w.eireiliserts
gaged in the examination of the Budget. No -fit doh
was present, and the Budgets of Public Works Tao
War were the chief subjects deliberated on. Tbersotel
department excited most interest. Its expenses 1.4., 01
to 329,733,283 f. (13,500,0000 Some Membe' es,
particularly M. Magne, expressed a wish to see tibissee -
penses of the army in Africa placed on Or r. 04,01
Budget of the State. In the department of
Works an increase of 975,500 f. is demanded.
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The Messager gives the following account of at i.,; too
rebellion, without assigning the cause :—“ On to,
inst., at the time of the evening recreation, the tlhoot
of the Ecole Spetloiale Militaire, at Saint-Cyr, 7.. 01
any apparent cause or motive for discontents.
till tho
the most vociferous cries, and continued them,
of W'
of bed-time. The General in commannigt tie
school inflicted punishment on the most violeurs*st IV
next morning issued an order of the day, veal ibeit
pupils against listening to the suggestions
.S soli
comrades exciting them to rebel, which, he sal , itioce!
compromise their future success in life. This ~40
a calm for the rest of that day until the evenings' $ ittr
the riot was renewed, and was repeated again ;nook"
day morning. Two of the adjutants Wert" er
down. The General sent an account of what "To.nsfer
ing to the Minister of War, who returned direeb.nd till,
the whole School to be confined to their rooms, an thei
chief culprits to be put under close arrest. „un„ V,
could be brought before the Council DiseiPt„ll' ift
General was authorised to call in an artnecil°74l.
solutely indispensable, informing the Pulnle tile
Minister would break up the School entirely I,' .0000..:
not immediately return to their duty. On n:LetiAle
mendation of the Council of Discipline, the ?"; tot I
.ordered five of the pupils to be expelled, and seloelne.
such of the regiments as they voluntarily agreed
The Montpellier and Nismes Railroad Was vr-
the 9th inst. ,„or
tsb'
A royal ordonnance has been published, es
an octroi duty in the sea-ports of Algeria. e
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A letter from Oran gives the following 0 s. , $
of the battle of Isly ..—" At a critical monitlp
the battle a battalion, being hard pressed by Wee,' ge,
cavalry, found it necessary to form itself in sclursPl....'"
seeing the front rank kneel, the Morocco:11101;g
quainted with our tactics, fancied that our soluPp
praying for quarter, and wished to surrender.
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all acts of aggression, the body of cavalry caurso.l4
up, expecting only to receive the arms of 951
soners. The commanding officer of the corr.° 00,44
saw the enemy's misconception, and kept wi'tlloll4.
their position till the Morocco troops came w4s6
paces of the front of the battalion, when slemcbr
charge at point blank taught them that the tred :1
not accustomed to surrender so readily." , riogt
In a long statistical account, in one of the part
of the number of persons in France accused of pi/
of poisoning, from 1830 to 1842 inclusively, Webil,r
following result: :—The number accused -rituide4
these 251 were acquitted • 65 condemned t°,' .i. j?
whom 37 were executed,' and 28 had Oleitiot p
ments commuted ; 138 sentenced to hard labe.lo
hulks for life, and 58 for various limited ter'', -
minor punishment. Of the total 541, 295 were bi.
246 women ; but the poisoning of husbands blk,ei
pi
wives were more numerous thin of wives • 1,1
is to/
husbands. To the total number of 541 there , j
6 who have been tried and condemned in use!
appearance. It is necessary to • add two reorg Its
,his sad account, viz. :—ln the ten years freal,‘,
1839 inclusively there were 200, and in the tb I
• e'
from 1840 to 1842 there were 113 ascertain boo' #
poisoning, the perpetrators of which have neyei
covered. From the -whole statement, it is Prepl)o:i
this crime in France has' been latterly greatly 0 , I
crease.
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The Austrian Government has decided 14""a
01011/
exhibition 'of articles of industry shall be ilg,
Vienna, on May 15, and continue to July 15 of 4,
sent year. Jr i
A deliberation was held on Monday at tiled
ment of Agriculture and Commerce, for the P
forming the Commission that is to distribute p 0
on the 23d instant, at the market of Poissyt t° ogii
of cattle, in conformity with the Ministerial i.
11
March, 1843. The oxen are to be divided "'I i
classes, the first having four primes of 1,200.4
004
800 f., and 600 f. ; the second, three of 'l,ooof.t AO 'l
700 f. ; and the third, three of 8004 700 f., -1
Sheep are to be divided into two' elasoel93ook
which is to have four prizes of from 600 f. too 1,.
is at this great market that the two boeuf gills . ,
purchased.
SAW Awn Powell.
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In the Court of Common Pleas, the Lord
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announced that their Lordships would on Nt°''
take the appeals.
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The action of " Westaway v. Firkins," was t-fi Ir 0
Mr. Baron Rolfe, in the Court of Exchequer'
fendant was a beer-shop keeper, and the action if
assault and battery. The defendant pleaded 0
plaintiff was making a disturbance, and that be
used more violence than was necessary to es
shop. It appeared, from the evidence, that tibias
had behaved in the most disgusting manner, ,
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list"
insulted defendant's family, for which he ,i,
thrashing. The jury fOund for the defenda.,,nt"4oii
Burford, the keeper of the Old Drury '111.014
married the widow of "Duteh Sam," the pug"' 0
Wednesday examined before Mr. Commissionefoiel
in the Court of Bankruptcy. The case war eOO
asmuch as it was at the alleged instigation j0r,,0
that he was arrested. The wife was exist:oloy
appeared that she conducted the business, sI i opely
bankrupt had been in the habit of taking 02,, or
the till and spending it. Mr. Nicholson, the
:of
was chosen assignee.
The final examination of Thomas Griffithe4
Waldrop for forging a cheque in the name Of °l4,
the fishmonger, took place at the Mansion-ho' -1
were fully committed for trial.
Edward Hamer, was brought up in cust°4lo.or
street, charged with stealing nine balls of atm .1/
board from the parlour of the Gordon Air'
house, in Holborn. There were several cl3,* elji '
similar nature against him. He was remandearoe le
At Southwark Wm, Camplin, the OA* 50,0550
dealer, of Star-corner, Bermondsey, remandedj
Wednesday, for violating the person of Jane for thie
a girl under 13 years of age, was brought, uP .ss,lor
mination, and committed for trial on the caPI,NO,
e. ou sot • r audUZioIa,,I,AAA. )( Ci,
The Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas'., 4;41
Mary of Baden) arrived at their new residet7
naught-place, on Tuesday, for the season- i lee/
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ely ginv Inf ~, Jo.
Loftus have left town on a visit to the Duk° - :or
rough, at Blenheim Castle.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Blew„,"'„ 'l7
making a tour of visits in Ireland. Lailie.s
The Dowager Countess of Sefton and the t .
neux are expected to leave Arlington-street $ ;100
of the month for Stoke Farm, near Wiiidsor.trow
Viscount Ossulston has arrived in South's bas
tour of visits. The Countess of Tankerville ,
in Lower Grosvenor-street. . $„ ltiV
Viscount and Viscountess Grimston' ' w...:40."; Id
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Are"- ,Sfir
hambury, have arrived at Bath. or ,14
His Excellency the French Ambaegad er,
Countess de St. Aulaire entertained at &Ili,
day evening, Lord Foley and the Hon. roe,
0/
Lord Dufferin, Count and Countess de /11 irg,
moiselle de Chabot, Count and Countess e," ' 4
Count de la Grange, Monsieur de la Belintil ...obril
de Rebaudy, &c. 0 eoh.V.
Count Louis de Noailles has left the xre oi „if
on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Eseelc' Ir
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bury Park, Herts. viels ,
The ion. F. Charteris has repaired on * is
Stanley, at Haggerstone Castle.
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The Hon. Mr. William Cavendish has a""
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grave-square from Brighton. "JO .
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Sir William and Lady Georgians. `-'-- s . .00.1
arrived at Bath. ' ' 4
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The inquest en the body of Mr. MAY, '-‘rbe *font/
green, has been brought to a conclusion. . the .07
is the verdict returned:—" Found dead 11100.01,P ,
the Regent's Canal, with marks of violenceed.
but how or by what means death was eau'
conclusive evidence." * VIP: sli
It is acid that President Tyler, of the 04 liiit
and his lady, will visit this country hi'llia'so0
neind
From the report for the week endingo I.ls r, r
appears that the total number of deaths ^e. ctgies
1,098 of these occurred without violen° s'ool"SIA
from diseases of the respiratory organ ° jt 1,10.1110/
406; and those from small-pox to 50
0E bill", Jr
worthy of observation that the number ._A ye ,
metropolis during the same period
by 202. ~,, 0, fil,
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ELEVATION OF SIR CHARLES JUN'''. te Pl'
so cottito
PEERAGE.—We have authority to ~
1 aged site
Queen has been graciously pe- sib- /
peerage on Sir Charles Metcalfe, bil , pil;be
exceea' , - 00
Baron Metcalfe, of Fern Hill.—Herts TlfeA,
ATTEMPT TO POISON.—MANCIINs°I3derTA
This morning a man named Benjamin_ 001.001#70?
was brought up on Tuesday last, at t'll„ is" %e
upon the charge of having attempted further ir bli
and two children, was brought up for tuf)lci°.edbicti, se
(ion. The prisoner, who is a ferocious- in -40 eoe
appeared quite unmoved at the situatinr!_ ee e'fill Al
Wicti I,a fi .OK,
stood, and had lost the vacant stare w- -r,,- op, .v
on the occasion of his first examination•__Aattoetare
previously adduced went the length of sh°' ctif 0101
of lead had been found in some viler ill,: wife ii
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the prisoner's house, and that gee, peisenersiedtdoSte
cognised it in a basin of tee w:iieli she 01"..0 .70
also proved that the prisoner had been se d Pots
ens*
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thing in the cupboard where the sugar' oee clirl
found, and the reason ,-,f his being r-_here Ale. •
order that the police ilaight ascertain wwiele;0010;$1.
he had purchased t',e poison. 311.'43e:he et
t 6 etele '
superintendent of police, having dra i crof.of fot
the Court io ttie case, called Mr. Jam Frleed de,
of Pollard-street, who stated hfi_.. 01 el-fle !doe
week the prisoner came into his s
_u_iwor., ;pry
pennyworth of sugar of lead
ofofrieeld:girogge;:o9:eloorl
the prisoner an ounce of sugar
pesonefje wits,ilv''„. ,„r
He bivl no C.otibt but that the
he word _ ..4
cross-exainination by Mr. Harding, 1" .. rolsn'i IP"
did not mark the paper with t . , .&,sht Pv
prisoner was
pool Assizes.
fully committed for MP ..

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