Southern planter., 1832-10-20

., IN i'aly--Count de Saumn. Austrian minister n,
usoanyi Cardinal Pacca Prince Camille Boro.
nese' orother-In-law Of Napoleon; and the Abbc
angelo CeSafs, astronomer at Milan
IN Ffance-Mr. Cassimir Porrier, prime minis,rr,
"enefai Lamarque, the Republican Libeml. Mar
gus de Chauvelin, defender Of the same cause. NJ
Maiignac, mmistersof Charles X the Duke dr
Moniesquieu, minister Of Louis XVIII: General
belllard, French Plenpotentiiry at Brussels; Cu.
ver, the naturalist Champollion, the Eryptian an.
uquaryi kemusat, the Oriental scholar; Garcia, the
composer, father Of Mallbran, and tutor Of Adol.
phe mourrii, Gen Ballasieros and the Prince of
Castelelcala, besides Others Of less note
The House Of Commons Librdry. This Libra.
~ consists of only Also volumes, having no col
lection ofcases heard by the Lords Of Privy Council
even no complete series Of private acts of Parle
ment or uf the papers printed by the Houses
orders. The contents Of some Of the presses are
noiknown; enc of them contains green bag, which
again encluses "A Post. Office bag of unopened let.
tors Of the year 1890 What lots of Jacnbitsm and
antiquaied scandal may not bo lurking in this
There are generally from 60to 90 members per day
consulting the library. Strangers are let IN by an
order from the Speaker
Il appears fom evidence taken before a commit.
tee Of the House of Commons. on tho subject of the
library that a complete SET Of he printed papers Of
the House is not believed 10 exits in Britain
Polish Hcroism--At the stounlng OF Warsaw,
the principle battery was defended BY only iva bat
iaons but with such BRAVERY rs history can hardly
parallel. When il was evident that II could no ION
ger hold uui several piyalcs ofihe artillery seated
themselves on powder barrels and blew themselves
IN But the conduct Of Gen. Sownski was truly
heroic; having lost one foot he was, at his earnest
requests seated on a chair, and placed on the alter
Of the desperately defended church, where he con
linued to give orders until the last ofhis comrades
was cut down, when, drawing forth two pistols, no,
with one, shot Russian who was rushing upon
him. and with the excamanon---"So Dies Polish
Generally fred the other through his own heart.
The unfortunate State prisoners ai Ham, do not
live on the most harmonious Terms together, N. de
PeyroLnei has lately, almost secluded himself from
the society Of his colleagues, through good and
evil report" Prince Polqnac, on the contrary,
though pensivo is not i.unsoclabe, and always pre-.
serves that courteous and equable demoanor which
never deserted him amidst hls many msfortunes
Mr. De Ranevllle amuses himself with lie nuie and
chess. Peyonnot's principal kIilnme is ms pen
-(Paris Correspondence of the Court journal
Bassnra, which is situated at the head Of the PEI
san Gulf, on The river Euphra,es and contains a.
bout 10000 lnbahuants, is the great market for A.
siatic produce destined for The Ottoman omplIe
The cholera lasted fourteen days ia this city, in
which il carried oil from $4,000 tn $4,000 persons
or nearly one fourth Of the inhabitants. From Bas
sora. il was carried, by the boats navigating the
Tgns, as far as Bagdad, and there it destroyed one
third Of the population. Quarterly Revisp.