Star.
London, England, 1831-01-26 00:00:00

From Unapt of Sunday.

Pease, Jaat SS.—For some dme past the a;hoole have been worked
upon by agleam% who diverted the students from their labours, sad
endeavoured to influence their imaginations. We cadd not bat expect
to see some disorders arise from these political assodadons, disapproved
by most of the students themselves. The event has esolinned what
sensible men foresaw. Among the details which we have resolved, end
which we have not time to verify, are the following, which are con-
firmed by the evening journals. Today the Academic Council was
assembled at the Sorbonne, to try the affair of the pang men

who signed the protest. It seems that a numerous asseaddap
of young men was formed in the street of the Berbeane, and
that threats, cries, and voeiferadons were heard•
They redoubled at the sight of IL &AL Minister of Public In.
struction, and of M. Nadi, the Proeurear.thmeraL The disorder had

risen to each a degree that the doors were forced, and several agitators
who are said not to belong to the schools, had penetrated OVIII.IIIIII{IIB
hall of the sittings, which the members of the Connell had just quitted.
The seats, the tables were overturned, and the registers thrown oat of
the window. ltd. Seethe, accompanied by U. Persil, append to spook
to the groups, and to quiet the, but they were not sabred to speak
mad, eggs, even stones, it is mid, were thrown at them. M. Berthi
had scarcely time to return to his carriage, the windows of whisk weft
broken. U. Persil was hurried away by one of his friends, after having
been struck by a swab
Preen the Constitettiontaa of Sunday.

Pasts, hi. 19.—Tutees front TOAD announce, that an the mgt.
menu of cavalry are Maimed by a squadron ; the brigades of hammy
are raised to the full war establishment. At the end of the month, the
suasion army will amount to 16,900 men. Military hospitals ars
being organised; 14 Generals and 14 Lisatenent-Genends have been
appointed. It Is intended to appoint 30 oasis of artillery, but there
Is want claims of this downiption. A complete brigade of artil.
lery is gone to Savoy. It is said that Baron de Latour, the Insists(
for Foreign Affair% is going to tab the comma in chief of the ladle
Man troops bay° y, which will be ineseeeed to 10,000 man. It is said
also, that the insuiegimented gutsy, aragesdag to 5,000 men, it is ge

to Mee. Some squadrons of meshy have already preceded it. Orden
have beensiven far 20.000 touts. The budget of last year presents a
deficit of 7,000,000. There la an ides of negotiating a loan of twenty
millions at London.

The Consfitutiesinel, speaking of the late decision of the Belgian
Congress, eays....lt is not true that the Congress has sent new nom.
minimums to Pads to learn the disposition of the French Ilinistry, only
the oedisary ambassador has been instructed to take some steps on this
tubject. This has been done, and • courier, it is said, set out last night
with the oliclal answer. If we are well Informed, this answer is de.
ddedly negative, (namely, with respect to the election of the Duke de
Leuchtenberg.)
Letters from Madrid inform ns that the apostolitsl party, always with
a view to get possession of power. have been again defeated in an
intrigue which they have been =dilating for some time post.
The majority of the Spanish lUinietry, which is moderate and whose
principles are those which guided the conduct of the celebrated Flo.
rids Blanca, has acted with energy to prevent all sedition. It Is diem.
ed, that the Minister at War had sent an express to General Rodil,
who commands in Arragon, to order him to send immediately to the
capital three of the regiments under his command, in order to assumes
suitable attitude, and to convince the agitators that the Government will
find means to maintain tranquillity, and to protect the persons and pro.
pasty of the peaceable citizens, whatever may be their object, and to
whatever party they belong.--Alenserist Bordelais.
Peen the Courier• P'reesseais of Sunday.
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LISBON, Jay. 8..—0 n the 3d last. at two O'ClOCk in the taming, a
fire broke out in the Palace of Quelus. Don Miguel awoke suddenly
amidst the dreadful cries of all the servants in the great court-yard of the
Palace, and at the noise mode by the troops on guard at the vestibule.
Dm Miguel thought at first that the liberals had attacked the Palace
and set fire to it, but being made easy by his gentleman in waiting,
he opened one of the windows of his bed-room, sad soon afterwards
Went down into the Court yard. AU the engines in the palace were set
to work, and at air the fire was got under. The police has not been able
to discover that any person is guilty of baring caused the the. On It e
same day the tranquillity of the Capital was disturbed for a few hours,
because the mail from Spain not having arrived at the usual hour, a
report was spread that a revolt bed broken out in Aleut* la the part
nett to Spain, and that the mail bad been intercepted. The pollee was
immediately in motion, and all measures wee* taken to prevent an open
revolt in the capital. SCUM" OILIWtSINS were sent to Qualm., but In the
tveoing, the mail having arrived, tranquillity was restored, and the In-
tendant General of the Police went to Quelus to assure D n Miguel
that all was quiet.
SPllll' OP ?Hz .iougveLs.
Culosicis.—The union of trades has for some time filed the mas-
ter manufseturers with dismay. They now find themselves y
under the maltreat of the workmen. The measure of the
of the latter is all that the master can rely on. The system of amemel-
tattoo which has been introduced, jus.tetly causes the most serious alsem.
A master manufacturer from the North, speaking of the ease at Amb-
it); where another son has been fired at, said the men had now AM&
mined to abandon all attacks on property, and mime
themselves to attacks on life. This is a serious state of
For our own port, we hold It impossible to prevent skilled rlie,
long run, from falling, to within a little of common labour. Unkile of
Nes may for a time keep up antacid prices, but as Joss as LAM
i,?-1 deluge this country with pastes-fed hordes, the Mtpals suit MIL
1r E
t Union of Ireland and ngland is el far less coomplase is the
.!•111111 labourer than the raising the condition of the Idles lams&
'rut is a bridge between the two islands ; end labour tleiner be high
/Vaud and low in Ireland.
Tints.—lt has long been our comb:dee, sod we stated as mush
:*rds., that when the tug of the Wenn contest maws upon them,
``ebornugh dealers—the rest-ocracy—wlU die hard. Tbe love of abuse

iirwith this body (dais we sight eon them). an bladed. They is
an who from their bite urea& huve Wind at the cSowy—M their
&thus and pospradesesers MI Wee dism—deough the eeminahle
make pbeas bowed by the Com or sendemsot dime
hens ion 'a pumas, and et their eselntial erjelenee et each
rav=sitatmded on thiamin* neweeply tibmenght,
this we pew et methodist sepressata-
dee le parkenent the ihiso stilt risk et Will act
muse of wally ondemwee end be anwilleed oblige
it=
sk, Forbid k Isom et mauls, asks& llearks,
and Lid, red, vet Mimes ! The Obis whammy of die Tides
—usgesseed, Wei, es we Isere, and grand, Vont eseenairbdoly she
booms ot the woo Illseerious names lest mindeasd—how eke* appoi-
zed =Medea to the sande of these Whlgkelsges sees
the wren, ot the kingdom Some skill edges pis here
been =aged, at le assated, to bring together a fens elm oasis
Wm, to aka* it to a common cod—the abases' of dot nal-
mese, a rekruing Cabinet. The trade of polities, Day, of Add power
15w, will he M. 4, it this mad scheme of lowing le the feeble meld-
Ude to a share their own spells be sueessild. The hoe* meats-
pely is like the power-loom, it does the work at many hank theugh is
dee not, like that aeonankal and free machine, call mew mess
lass useful action. It is an instrumeet which lit M. Pal aid Ids bey
andjumr may net be able, with all their deesdty, M imp mwdi
=attesehling Boost their eats. The plet in some et the
system, is ow, we my, which never ma messed,
it Messrs will only have mane (sough to see that the
Falb sargeggide on their own paanasing a
molesamee of the post
wbkh the ho edged to them— they have at ewe the
sound judgme sons a linguat ouneumitetion as pWW%I mea-
sures with Abe Kim tad phadmengli to theses danse and their
polity tar potestion ipso the keglehitrudosarzwet ter ems
courd to the people, le bs stmemens,
ing *sir dedeedess and down& kr ratan& Withouglits==
arms aid, the Illeissme may be defeated in thole natienal and
The Is in the eon amen oar eoun-
wyswen=e; end his fnMgsm are even more to be deeded by
es dials his nenbsos. If the storming Government be net en-
esuseged and stbnalseed hem without, we may live bog besets we see
meths defeat ads Tory boroughoesogets.

CAnowict.;l7—.l sheeting If e of the bhobitents of the
Perish of St. Andrew, en the suWom Parthansatery Re-
form, took place yesterday. speeches delivered was pithy and
pertinent. They wisely avoided aff details by which the
might be disturbed, eicepdng the proposition of Rellet, wunikablein
everywhere taken up by the people as a eke qua nem. In fact,
when it is seen that a whole nation, is with ism Tan, declares its
conviction on a point like this to be as exempt from doubt as with
respect to the most obvious elessentmy truth I when we see the ID-
structsd and the uninstructed squally confident, we moot be far
wrong when we set down any manifestation of a contrary
Mon, in other g‘narten, exclusively to sinister interest, or a
to compass by fraudulent means whet ought slew to be obtained fairly
and honestly. The opponents of the Ballot, we hesitate not to my, are
interested men. There out be little morality nada a Govenenent
founded on corruption. The question is not so mu* la such a state of
things, the quality of the act, as whey. The esager sells his
vow for a Mehopdek, or a SolD, m Cemmlsi couressafe,
he he is the kw soaker. The Master Nils Ys sole-he is not so safe_
for it is the honest of the Bmoughmoope that he should have a right
of progeepien. But the quality of the act is the some.

Osmium—We deeply repot se kern, at undoubted khans.
dos, the the Ares of the lossedieries, hs the ark-Wood haiku, are
wittaksly enenieg into perk of the evemy hitherto her film their vi.
if Ea kasseeleg embeL Oa Monday we* the lisettl!s
ra
seirtitVeliestembire Am, the WIMm e ess, \ls few mike hem
frmizsehedl. Win ad todeprkk Wm fired se two Voteln
a a
few miss hes Dudley sad each rendiable *mu-
shook Gritllloll4l shim eke, which have bees
is may ernes,-iir3are fns des ma entesis hr higher:Hs.
In $ coaatiy fib this, whin ea elionhy messisse power po.
puke him, she lostruoths if people Is the hot (*Jed to in
a soigne emblldmot ; the gamy wale the enJoyment of the
=he it feele Win the religious
of is people of Wind the elks semen to be
mho', there mild be little Mirolty in dialog a suitable
'moonset. Das as the digest k the joyment
bee
iN the mint el martian, It would be
elisCpurpoes to peeve that the is not My so a footing
which is net edema to gown he pied object, bat me that
it is on a hens whkh amity Impair the mikados of the
peshosed object. In yak, tee, shed' we revolts $ Pakeerneet Mee.
OM Cheri hitabilsbeekt, kif two seise of the weed, be the enjoy-
ment of amonse wealth, met be ea desk of Mabel* the gnat
body of the mph, who, dm. of skidoo _ell, set en* *SW
UNION 10 ire offset, and the alone sokieshke kosteskol the po-
pe el bWa -cadlmposvonsk They who pelt by die shm de
enelder the wdhee dis metry, bed dusk ewe amuse I mad
=7t they as, they wilseebt any bask to the swessony ob.
the kneed el the shoes has white they prolk