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motes, on dodges ; bet throw greet &Scuttles is the way of the rapid
advance of the infantry and cavalry, though ample dheibutions of
brandy we not . What the Annals have said of the hatred
which the lades feel Wee& their half brothers in Poland,
is certainly use. It is erred with blur by the Poles. loth
Alexander and Nieheise else WV aware of this, and would willingly
have dieread wildafte sillisesemenetue of Inspires land. Nita in
Pohlad Obetde reseill rt ewes to leave the ?Melt reps, espedelly
the ashy, so deoweeless, sera •Ons new seeds of bowl were sown.
With se yea to the wedenines of the Litheseiss sway, the at ara.
tradkasey reports ate dreathaWheitsver the breed MAO%
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Pads, Nor the Russian is sot Peleh, and the indent
Lithandes is radially =lbw.
Deeply rowel disease wield est allow the University of WL
ass, so *bray sapperted by the Eager Cathedra, ge be
made the awe foe the Wore of sopedee knowledge Ned pulls
inseectise. The leaders called se it firer Only essetries was is.
trendy restricted, and often ill used, and the old gent Lithundie
family has never weed to be at least Polish. Even la the third res.
ration. the two races do not blend together. Here in thepatise aflame
it is universally believed that the Emperor Nicholas will haver states
of cos ilieden wired, before he proceeds to a decision by the surd.—
ifers,avagawity lse the present rulers, is the report of the aright tithe
laseededse, which ices been transferred flibei die *stair w all the
Grim Jeweils 10 Even Chlopicki is eltat of in es WM terms as
poise& The President Dictator hircU is deludeee audgrad that
the decides bade will end a lib a newjaie Meter.
FOREIGN IN7ELLIGENCA EXCLUSIVE.

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JAN. 29.—Parliamentary explanations have- been de-
minded and received ; there was on both parts talent, frank-
ness, and love of country. Behold then a custom passed
nearly into an article of regulation, and henceforth our
Chambers will thus associate at the discussion of questions,
which they have too long sought to conceal from examine-
Aloft. Such powerful reasons have been developed for and
against an exclusive system of peace or war, that the boldest
Ppredictions tremble to expose themselvestocontradict events.
eace is the wish of France, the wish of the Assembly who
represents it, of the Ministry who directs her destinies.
Bet we know now that it is a peace without sacrifice, a pesos
without weakness, which must be negociated to ensure the
approbation of the country. This day even commences at
Brussels the discussion which must give a chief to this new
state, and the cannon perhaps already' 'roar upon the borders
of the Vistula ! Well, whatever may be the vote of the
Belgian Congress, whatever may be the result of the first
combats of the North, it appears to us that after the discus-
sion of yesterday, the French Ministry, if they understand
their situation, is better placed than ever to make the voice
of France respected at London, at Brussels, and at Peters-
burgh.—Journal des Debats.
" Poland is too far from us," says M. Dupin. We should
not be of the opinion of M. Dupin if M. Dupin were in
Poland.—Figaro.
By order of the new Protector, the Courts of the Univer-
sity of Gottingen are indefinitely closed. Would the Pro-
tector have the goodness to come to France and take our
Chamber of Deputies under his protection ?-141tm.
All has been illusion in the sitting of yesterday. M. Gui-
sot said—" there is no never in politics; there cannot be
such a word ; your daily conduct must follow necessity."
This remark from the mouth of a man of the 7th of August
cannot receive too much publicity.—L'Etoile.