The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-03

The operation ofthe electoral col.
leges shall take place as they are resul..
1890. 80
+" The Chamber Of Peers and the Chan
Der OF Deputies are conyoked for the "a
of August next.
"6. The present shall be carried ;nto
execution 10 all the departments from tfs
day It shall have been entered in the rsr-
isters Of the Prefectures, conformsblv -
Art. ofthe Royal Ordinance of Noyem.
Der 27, 1916. tg- 4r,,
81. Our Minister Secretary of State
for the Department ofthe Interior is chare
ed with the execution Of the present Or.
dinance, which shall be inserted in the
Bulletin des Lois.
\ Given at our Palace at St. Cloud.
May l6, A. d. 1880, and in the 9Th year
ofour reign
"By the King. CHARLES.
The Minister Secretary Of State
for the Department of the Interior.
MONTBEL."
The general election will thus begin in
about five weeks, and be completed in six
or seven weeks from this date, by which
time the result of the Algiers Expedition
may be known.
The Paris Papers announce the recent
OF another telegraphic communication
from Toulon. All the troops were em-
barked by Sunday morning.
The King continues in an impi owing
state, and we are at length grutified in be-
ing able to announce that hopes are en-.
tertained of his Majesty's restoration to q
convalescent state. Such is the improv-
ed state of the Kings health, that the
constant attendance ofthe two Physicians
is no longer deemed necessary, and in con
sequence only one Physician (Sir Henry
Halford) would, it was expected, sleep at
the Palace last night; the other (Sir Ma
thew Tierney) having left the. Palace a.
bout eight o'clock yesterday morning for
London.-[C Court Circular, May 10.
Letters Of the 9TH inst. from Rome men
tion that the King of Bavaria. had left that
city after q short stay, and that Buona-
parties mother continued without hope of
recovery from her late accident. In
Rome, as in other parts of the world the
Government have lately issued a new
Tariff, which has excited considerable dis
cussion. The spring has unfortunately
been marked by drought, and, while the
crop Of fruit will be plentiful, there is an
apprehension Of a great deficiency in hay
and corn. NA
April Goth, it was officially announced
to the Ambassadors Of the Allied Powers
at Cohstahtinople, thst the Porte had ac-
ceded to the arrangements respecting the
independence, government and bounda-
ries Of Greece, specified in the Treaty Of
London.
A schisfn has for some time existed in
the Congregational Society in Barringtont
in this State. Not long since, we under.
stand, a partisan Of one side took the key
of the meeting house by force; and on Sun
day last, man ofthe opposite party took
a pair of unloaded pistols, with broken
locks, and drove out the meeting house,
just before service, the whole congrega-
tion comprising about 200 men, women
and children. For this act he has been
examined and bound over TO take his trial,
al the Saprefhe Court, to be holden at Bris
tol, on the second Monday in September
The subject of the dispute was before the
Legislature last week, and Committee
was appointed to inquire into the facts Of
the case.-[Prov. Journal.
John Fuller, the second Teller in the
Branch Bank ofthe United States, at Bos
ton, has absented himself from the bank
with about $40, 900 in bills of the various
banks in Boston. The Cashier has Offer
ed reward Of $4,000 for the arrest Of
Fuller, SO that the property may be recov-
ed by the hank, and IN that proportion for
any part thereof or $500 for said Fuller,
on his commitment in any jail in the
United States.
.Accidents. Last Thursday, teamster
who had fallen asleep while sitting on the