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We do not find a single leading -article.in th• Paris iota
of sufficient interest for either extract or anat;sis.
them are on the question of the right ut search, , es
dry comments on the discussion in the Chamber lDeiu,tui-t
The Count de Pontots, says the Temps, will return ale a
embassy at Constantinople the ct.urse ot next nl",
urn
M. tie tiourqueneyrWill about the sante time proccen_ft
to act as Minister' during the absence, of the is Aulaire, who, it is said, is coming to France inr ore._
'The voting of the war estimates sersert as an °el', id
the small number of persons in the .Fr,irch Clildnstice,s)
have much at heart the merciful administration of inteos
the dread of military microaciiment, to direct atAle
first to the cruelty of the Fie:nch adurirestration in re,
secundiy to the menacing progress of the furtificatien,:o:
Summary judgments and decapitations have been e,l: Fre'
common in the province of Constantine. Ufa r
commanding officer was wont in solemn "preeeiiion
ceded by the executioners, as was the case untie tl e
man Government.
'the Gazette des Tribunczaa• denounced 44 capital Pyle,
ments without trial or judgment in Constantine willnu.sV
General Negrier commanded there. ?Marshal '-nultw:dor
pellated on this subject on Friday. The Marsha' tor,
the facts. • lie had, he said, demanded explanation
ject from Africa, and had received one not altogether o';‘,
Still he deprecated the bringing forward such fact., bid)
the untoward effect which the mention and discussion
had on the African tribes, and upon those abbut n'
who, it seems, read the Paris journals. „1,01 1,
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The terliticatiens of Paris have at length
fears amongst the Liberals. The monstrous eaters':
fortresses of Vincennes and Mont Valerien, east gnu, ,
the capital, the building of strong barracks within an",.str
ing the circular enclosure, with many other eircliw'—
have given rise to fears. M. Lherbette accordinglYeel
apropos of the twenty millions to be allotted int_1;0101i
works of the fortificallbmi of Paris, that cannon Vie „'
mounted on thu ramparts unless in case of actual %,,.Ar
Lherbette warned the Chamber that cannon were 4!
bayonets, which were merciful in the hands of the vit
close contact with the population, whilst artillery
intelligence nor mercy. The anntsters took no nonce
remarks. • - •
90°
In 1640, the number of horses in France was ", a:eate°!
there were but 2,500,000 in 1625. In 1540 ''„oestr',l
68,000 considered fit fur the cavalry, but it being
to rake the.n, Government bought abruad. The ea'll",,„ ,'irf
in Franee being from 30,000 to 40,000, the annual
flow ore-fifth to one-sixth. Eleven thousand Fete
1641. Theainnualconsumptien of horses in 1' ranee
Lisbon Papers of the 22d inst. state that Lord lit;
Walden gave a full dress dinner, party on the 1911, to
of Queen Victoria's birth-day, to the t'urtuguese
the Duke of Palmella, the Counts of Lariadio, Vida Jo'.
Bowfin ; Senhors it. F. Magalhaes, Silva
Florida;" M. Dietz, and Al. Almeida. In the eveninLA
the members of the diplomatic body paid visits toll's Pt?'
A petition has been presented from Oporto, sign,4
firms of cloth dealers, in favour of the treaty with
and complaining of the present high duties as only. f
the introduction of Spanish woollens lino Portugal, into a
they are now smuggled to a large extent. #
The Prince Frederick of Hesse had arrived at LW:), ofi
fitli
Danish frigate and corvette, and was about to proceo,,,ri
. Kina• and Queen on a visit to Curtt,a and Matra, 'ld
spending a few days in Lisbon, would proceed to-the
Italy. "
A letter from Warsaw, 14th inst., confirms the re:;rilt
the Russian army in Poland is to be placed on the Pr'
ing, and adds that accounts of promotions and rewards]
upon Poles. on the recommendation of Prince y 0
are received almost daily in Warsaw.
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It has already been stated that the University 0-
been closed in consequence of some excesses committ
students. The Cotagne Gazette now adds that 80401 of
have been arrested. ~f
Private letters from Madrid of the 21st, assure I
rnittauces will be duly forwarded to this ceuutry to 1
dividends on the Three per Cents. ch the 15th of .101' Ii
also possible that the admission of British cotton gTeii#
air actual treaty of commerce, may be resolved upon ,
closeted the Cortes this session.
'The Spanish Senate has voted the 160 millions of reios'4;
sury Bills Law, as passed by the Congress by 76 agg
PARLIAMENTARY.
The Earl of Glengall brought under the notice of the
the disturbed state of Tipperary, by moving '
rewards offered for the apprehension of crf
A short discussion took place on the Jur
Bill, which was read a second time. A wish
expressed on the occasion, that a stipendary
man should be placed at the head of every
Sessions. What are the great unpaid come
The news of the diabolical attempt on
caused their Lordships to break up in a hurt
Mr. Hawes, the Chairman of the Lyme
reported that William Penney, Esq., was,
Hussey, Esq., was, duly elected Member for
On the 7th of June, Mr. Wallace is t,
correspondence between the Home-office •
of Renfrewshire, relative to the distress at
A noisy discussion took place on Mr, T. .
ing a petition from Mr. Wrenn, 1» ay ing
into the bribery at Southampton, and woven;
be printed.
Mr. Fleming, the' Member for Southam,
letter blackening Mr. Wredn's character,descr;
son not worthy of belief, which
,occasioned
was a foremost agent of the Tory party. Sere
and cabs to order enlivened the short debar,
was ordered to be printed. Mr. Wrenn promis
likeof e
exposure,
e+oarnide? w
oe che
further investigated.
Mr. Itoebuck carried his Indemnity. Bi
treanynotthbee pseutriptiroinseitrihtefore,
deru
On the order or the tit), for the third readit
tax Bill being read, Xi!. • Sharman. Crawft
amendment a resolution, that the
people, ought not to impose taxes on them.
Mr. O'Connell supported the motion, and adver
enormous bribery lately brought to light, as a proof
graded character of the House.
Sir R. Peel and Lord John Russell both oppposed
ford's motion,which was lost, after a few words from • j
by 156 to 121.
On the House being about to proceed further, SlePt
Peel, in a tremulous voice, informed it that an atone
been made on her Majesty's life, and moved the adjunr"
the House.
The House accordingly broke up instantly.
raaiirlrif-S:ritaI)7Z—COTVITYIERCOId
At Bradford, business is steady, but the prices tut
__kip. Jr
at Huddersfield, the demand has been flat, Wry"
goods and the foreign branch; at both Leeds and
trade has an improved tone.
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In 1639 there were in the township of Kendal I,lo*
paupers; in the present year, there are 1,351, sli°'
ighth of the population to be thereby receiving
expenditure for the past year amounts to 1,0591. es. II': Pi
A copper mine has been discovered among the 1.),„&10
mountains, in Jamaica. The necessary capital ha° "-s.
scribed, and operations commenced on its valuable store
I'ITZLIO IMPROVEMENTS.
The question of wood-paving for Oxford-street Wlleier,
before the Marylebone vestry again on Saturday, 311", tlO4l
agathst the measure were defeated on . its being Pn_iiilise`
by a majority of 24, and the order for the Metropm4
',any to pave it foal's% 1.)
ith was carried , a majority of. 4
ELECTIOICEERI:eI767r.
The Reform Candidates for Ipswich are Mr. i'eolll/
borne, formerly Member for Derbyshire, and 5u10e,4d7,0,
Carlow, and Mr. Moffat, a merchant. The nortn°7oor
take place on Thursday, and the polling au the bile°
v.r. Lat.7"1.1. • • The will of Lord Arden, of \Varela, late First Ft.eo6
the High Court of Adria' • • ----eel 0

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troirally, has just been proved so)41
Commons. The property is sworn under the suroei
the duty upon which is upwards of 12,0001.
LavEnzarr Anal SCIENTI. r
At a meeting of the subscribers and supporters of eft
don Library," in Paltsmall, on Saturday the lier°(riese
that there were 499 subscribers, furnishing an incomee'n'or
2,0001.; which, with the entrance fees, 2,6001. and
0-10er
formed altogether a sum at the disposal of the CollishiPt
,
4,654/. Upwards of 13,000 books are already on tbr 01
Messrs. Combos and Senarniont, •the engineers rsceq,
partment of the Seine, have made their report on ir'Bo,
io
at Versailles, and attribute the origin of the aeeide &di/
'small four-wheel locomotive at the heal of the train, s'iociloi
one upon the old construction, with outside tramings f 1
lugs, the evils of which consist in the groat liability 0 $O,/
ing the axles, as was the case in this instance. There
ten engines in England at the present time uponr
which have outside bearings, and these are either 074111 if
conveyance of goods or on line, where the rate of trli
so limited that no danger is likely to occur.
THETRICAL.
Mademoiselle Rachel vvil A
arrive in London in s fia
fulfil her engagement at the Lalian .opera. Her. rep
ti..ns are limited to s,x, among which will bn t?
Ariane.
trt.9l
Madame Dintrew and her company are bout t°ll,`",
their quarters, for the remainder of the•stririnier se2'iacer.,
Surrey Theatre, where, in a few days, o.le Will 00
arie
equestrian performances.
Mademoiselle Dejazet plays this evening at CO`t"
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It is said that the Emperor of Austria has.reilu4. Esterhazy t.. resume his official character at onf-cAtpioA,
The Countess of Zetland's assembly foe last ecl
postponed, in consequence of the death ofa
near! eo„iirift",i)
the Marchioness of Londonderry and the „r'''
Jersey are arranging sets of quadrilles to be d'ulcoset° i
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Almacks' ball on Friday by parties dressed in faircY etbe r
The Earl of Westmoreland takes his departure i,,°,ties3'
of the week for Berlin, to resume his diplomatic
Prussian Court.lr
The Earl of Wicklow had a dinner party on Sat74.rd
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The President of the Rer al Society, the itls:(l% 50'
ampton, entertained the members of the Council °
at dinner in Piccadilly,
a°
The Duchess of Buccleuch intends giving a' ;ee°,
champetre in the course of the ensuing months at
flo,v #
Villa, Richmond.
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The Duke of Devonshire will, it is said, give
petre at Chiswick, and the Duchess c.l Northurnbe'' a o
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Sion House.
there

Preparations are waking at Amulet Castle for
vasiiof the Duke and Duchess of Norilk
The OrnithologZliLlety
islands in the Serpeutim r' Ter • and 900 'ouvg tte`i,,ilr
and labelled as ill ark ..' ' ' / added
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a .00return, have been
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vourite place,
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tier Majesty's ' 3.1: at:lufteco"Urt;ueft".'"At_v::, ri).
, theatre will shortly he the Fee,josclie )
grawl cclicslys '
,i.hich is now in re aration by ''.
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thi;itec.nweth P', the Ham burgh sufferers.lik
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V.,,,. ...hops anti ] )iLmitaries of the Chum!, ups' he,...0
4, f and banquet in the Egyptian-hali of the L
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." ny Lord Mayor, on Friday last, on the oces,o7t el,
adou 0 her ' anniversary of tne Society for the Propag-
the
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heid by the Archbishop of Canterbury and tu ,„t
at zt. 'he cathedra! of Si. Paul's : ~1 on
The Pitt Club held their Anniversary Fe'thc-, Pe, 0116
at tho London Tavern. Above 100 gentlemen' i;eilolLtivi.
the Club, and visitors, atteinbid. The H0n.,1f," ituoyoo, 01
sided. Among the toasts drank were—" '''''' (-1 )Ce se
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mory of the Right Hon. William Pitt, „acleir -
the Pittites of Wales." and " The Duke of "
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Pit i i tea of Scotland."
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Duchy of Lancaster-e Efiee yesterday afternvontriej
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