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stated that the most active measures were ,.k.
en- at Warsaw to repeI attach

stated that the most active measures ware ,.k
en- at Warsaw to repel attack.
I PRUSSIA.
II is stated that a revolution has commenced
in Prussia. An Instruction, of which the de-
tails are not yet known, has undoubtedly taken
place at Koningsbnrg
The King learned the revolt of Warsaw, and
the disturbances at Koningsburg, perhaps at
the same moment 900 troops are march.
ing on Luxemburg, an army advances towards
Poland (Posen) and more troops are required
in the ancient capital ofthe Kingdom,
AUsrRIAE.ITALY.
From the London Atlas, 18Th December.
We have received the Paris papers of Thurs
day. They contain curious dramatic-politi-
cal scene, which is said to have been acted at
Milan. A conspiracy, on grand scale, was
organized in that city against the Austrian au-
thorltles. The c0nspirators were assembled in
the pit OF the theatre, and there, at a certain
signal, the Instruction was to have broken out.
The bell rung, the curtain rose, and discovered
the stage crowded with Austrian soldiers; their
muskets pointed to the pit. Every door was
similarly beset, and the as:enished revolution.
lists were arrested TO man IN the very scene
o! the conspiracy, and conducted to the fortress
Of Speiberg.
FRANCE.
The disposition of France at this moment
is evidently warlke, and under the pretext
of defending herself she is preparing to
make aggression upon others. The minis
tiers are indeed indisposed to war, but the
proposition made by Lafayette in the Cham
Der of Deputies that in case Austria or
Prussia should interfere in the affairs of
Poland, it would be the duty of F rance to
prohibit them," was received with loud ac-
CARNATIONS.
The latest London papers state, that pri-
Vate advices from Paris say that the great
est enthusiasm prevails in that Capital on
the subject of the anticipated foreign ag-
gresslon. It's calculated that in the course
ola few weeks 100000 troops including the
National Guard, will be in an effective state.
London, Dec H. Paris papers of Yesterday
have arrived. French Funds are falling: we
have only room for the following extracts =
The Journal du Commerce of this morning
says, /" 1t is asserted that after a very animated
discussion in the Council of Ministers, couriers
were despatche to the French Ambassadors at
Berlin, Vienna, and London, with Instructions
to declare to the three powers, that in case
Prussia or Austria should Join RUSSIA in en-.
deavoring to reduce Poland TO subsection,
France would consider such intervention as a
declaration of war"
From the Bomb0y[ East Indies] Courier, Aug. 81.
An Arab ship, arrived from the Red Sea, has
brought 20(l bales of cotton yarn, the manufac-
lure OF Ali Pacha at his spinning mills near
Caro- II is reported that he has sent 500 paIes
to Surat, 1000 to Calcutta, and that he intends
next season to send long cloths, madapolams,
Nc, having established steam pOeoer looms !!
These goods are at present admitted to 60 per
cent invoice cost besides a per customs.
PIUs VIII. Francis Xaverus Castiglione,
(called Plus VIII after his election 10 the Pom.
tlhcal See,) was born in 1853. at Ciag0iia.
small town in the States of the Pope, distant
about 100 miles from Rome. His parents,
though poor, were descended from one or the
most illustrious families Of Italy, He mani.
tested at an early age great industry and an
extraordinary facility in acquiring knowledge
OF the sciences even the most abstruse. fle
was looked upon at Rome as one of the first
literary scholars of the age. Plus VII saw
ana justly appreciated his merit, and raised
him To the dignity of Cardinal. On the 3lst
OF March, 1929, he was unanimously elected
rope, an event which Plus VII had predicted
at the time he made him Cardinal. At the
Tune OF his election he was Bishop of Frescat,
city ~ miles fEom Rome. His talents were
OF the first order, his piety great and his man
rers mild and unassuming Boston Courier.
CENSUS OF NORTH CAROLINA. The State of
North Carolina proves, by the census, to con-
tain population of 758 470. In 1920, the emu.
meraiion presented total of 63S 500 souls so
That the last ten years present an increase of
99,64l, being rather more than fifteen per cent
The increase of whites is So 233; of slaves, al
$40; OF free persons of color, 1868 The total
number of whites is 473 ,433 of slaves, 246,-
1862; of free colorcd, 1855. The returns pre-.
sent the fact that there are now in the State
l466 individuals who are both deaf and dumb
Of these, 6l5 are white, and ISL are colored
There are in North Carolina 304 persons who
have attained to the age of 100 years and up
wards! OF these, 40 only are white, the re.
naming 255 being colored persons. What
stronger evidence than this, tasks the Raleigh
Register,) could be adduced, TO prove that con-
slant labor and humble fare, whilst they pro-
mote health, also contribute to engthen out the
span of mans existence?
VERMONT. The whole population, including
blacks and foreigners not naturalized, is $50.
go. The whole number of white males, is
l40,006, and of females, I39,7s5. The whole
number of colored persons, is SS5; males, 430
females, 455. The number of deaf and
dumb, is l49; Of blind, 40.
Ono. The census just taken of the popula-
ton in Ohio shows the total number to be 937.-
482. In 1920, the whole number was 59I .434.
The increase, therefore, in ten years has been
| 356,O48, or more Than 81 per cent
GEORGIA. The population under the new
| n
292, $3.50 are white, and 207,99l slaves. The
aggregate representative population, allowing
three fifths for the slaves, is 424 200. Of the
whites, 81 are over 100 years of age and of the
blacks l79. The population in 1920 was $40.
$50. Increase III ,34S. At the highest pro.
posed ratio of representation, Georgia will
gain one member in Congress.
TESEEssEE. The enumeration in West
Tennessee shows a rate of increase of about 70
per cent. which surpasses even the fruitful
State of Ohio. The actual population is 49,
! 44S; being an increase of 900 oar in ten wars