Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-02
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lowing has since been gathered from papers re,
ceived by her:
Gen. La Fayette had been indisposed, Blu,
was recovering.
More than one hundred of the deputies Of
the opposition, in Paris, gave grand dinner
to the principal Polish refugees, on the 28tt
December. The dning-room was adorned
with the Polish, French and American colors,
M. LATTE presided.
Gen. Uminski, with twenty-three Polish Of
hcers and surgeons, says the Frankfort Jour-
nal of Dec. gath, are at Ratisbone, on their
way to France.
FRANcE.-By the Journal des Debats of IAN
1, it appears that within the few previous days,
great number of persons were convicted Of
having taken part in the pilage at Lyons, on
the 23d November, and condemned to punish
ments more or less severe.
The number of interments in Paris during
the year 1891, was about 10000 5000 less
than in 1880.
| Chamber Of Deputies Dec. s9.--The report
of the committee for the regulation Of the civil
list, of the crown, was brought up by M. de
Schooner. The committee were divided in o.
pinion, four wishing to grant ID, 900 900 francs,
among whom was the speaker, the other four
thinking IL, ooo,ooo sufficient. The President
inquired when the chamber would take the re-
| port into consideration. M. I Herbette consid-
cred it necessary before the chamber could
form a proper opinion of the amount necessary,
they should know what the royal expenses had
been, and what they were to be; it ought to
have laid before it table of the expenditures
of Charles X. that they might have the means
of judging. He moved that such table, and
also of the receipts and expenses of the crown
domains be printed and laid on the table,
Dec. 25, NJ. Theirs brougt up report of the
committee on the budget. The budget, ne
proposed, consists of the following items as
constituting the ordinary expenses:
1 The public debt, 345, ASH, All
3 Donations to the chambers, the
civil list, and the legion
of honor, 4,6o2,417
Reimbursements, premiums, 42,989,445
General services of the
ministries, 444, 724.So0
| S Expenses of collection, 118,91I,833
The committee propose reductions in these es-
Inmates of the various departments of govern
ment, to the amount of ,659,oS2 francs: thus
reducing the budget to 654, 800, $50 francs
for ordinary expenses, independent of the g.
100000 francs for the completion of the forti-
| fications. The report was ordered to be taker
into consideration, after the decision of ths
civil list.
Probable Var betrueen Turkey and Russia.
VIENNA, Dec. 19.-rhe victory of Egypt has
marched numerous army into Syria. under
pretence of subduing the insurgents of Damas.
Gus; but the court had given him no orders to
that effect, as it suspects the insurrection al
Damascus was excited by Egyptian emissaries
in order to promote the ambitious views Of the
viceroy. Upon the receipt of this news. the
CuIt,,, ,a,,. ~ Co..,
persons of high rank to Alexandria, for the
purpose of inducing the viceroy to stop tn,
expedition, and of declaring to him, if he die
not implicitly obey, the Sultan would in thai
case consider him rebel and would therefore
call out all his 'orces against him. There il
1 little hope, however, of the viceroy paving AMI
attention to these menaces and of his giving
Iup his long desired project of conquering fo
himself Syria as far as Mount Lebanon. TIL,
return OF the Turkish feet was not owing Il
the cholera, but to notice given by the vice
Troy that he would receive the feet with can
= non balls il it ventured to come to Alexandria
War seems to be unavoidable.
$ LATER.
: BY the arrival of the ships Tally-ho AM
= Nimrod, at New-Y York, four days later new
) has been received from England.
Isl boTu STSY ieit hoHuon On Tic morning l
= January Sd for Brighton. to submit to his ma
eliesty the result of the deliberationsby the Cal
> Iinet Council the previous night, On the 4t
J. they spent the whole day at the Pavilion Ca
den, in conference: although the day was e,
tremely favorable, so important did he col
aIsider the subject, the king omitted his usu
D. coach-ride.
r tits as clear as sunshine" says the Lol
!, don Times, g. that the Reform Bill must
carried"
The Banking House of John Marble & c.
l. has suspended its payments.
$ LONDON. Jan. 3d.-We have heard that
es Russian Courier arrived yesterday via ii
is Hague, with an account of the Emperor
Russia having refused TO ratify the treaty pre-
posed to Holland and Belgium The refus
Ut is said 10 be conditional, but we all know Il
meaning of such phrase. The answer of d