The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-31
FROM FRANCE-BY THE ERIE.


Wo make the following extracts from
the New York papers
In the s,ttings Of tho Chambersson the
Goth ult, regret was expressed at what
had passed at the allowance recommend
ed by the Committee Of Accounts. The
Moniteur regrets that existing Treaties
with Foreign Powers should have been
agitated while doubts existed as TO the
policy intended to be pursued by Eng
land.
The French Army for 1895, is fxed to
10000 men inclusive Of the Guards, sc.
Of II, 900 to be at the disposal Of Govern
ment.
The Eemorial des Pyrenes states that
courier from Paris had passed through
Pau, on his way to Madrid, who announce
I'd that the Charge d'Affairs Of her Cath
ollc Majesty, ut London had, demanded
tho expulsion from Gibraltar Of several
Spaniards, who were agents of the Car
lists the Duke OF Wellington had dcs-
patched orders Tor their beng nnnie ediate-
ly sent away.
The Seniinele des Pyrcnces Of the
18th, contains the following from lrun ol
he 4th -" The country from Santos to
Santamde is favorable to the Queen
there are no rebels in these pats, aud
the Urban Guard IS every where organi-
zcd. "A slight alarm was experienced
yesterday al st Sebastian 100 rebels at
temptcdto burn the bridge OF st Francis-
CO, but "a few cannon shot dispersed them,
and 800 MN from the garrison exlin-
suishcd the flames. One Carllst wus
killed. s..
A letter from Bnyonne Of tho 18th
says, "that tho plains Of Navarro are
cleared Of the Carisis, who must find
themselves embarrassed in the mountains,
deprived us they are Of provisions, and
cut otf from all communication with each
; other. The affair Of tho Carasca was
sanguinary on both ssdes, but the rebels
experienced the greater loss. ]"
The Bordeaux papers announce that
nj. Gailiard, the manufacturer OF Arms at
3ayonno, who was arrested for having
sent oil arms for Don Carlos, has been
set at liberty, there being no grounds for
proceeding against him.
The Duke OF L,ichtenburg was TO quit
Munich for Portugal Oh tho Sd of Janua-
ry.
The consort Of Donna Maria, will az
sumo the title of Duke oil Santa Cruz, and
be styled Royal ili.hness.
The Psris Geographical Society had
. at iis annual meeting elected "tiirers for
/, 1885. nj. Ronx de Rochelle, formerly
j minister ut the u. States, was chosen
!, President.
!. "Whcthcr I shall ever succeed in hcinc
d useful" snid Dncrc, sis, ! fear, yer,
n doubtful, but have determined not to b.
II idle. .AiJnciy man l.k. me eanaot dJjrL
: to despise himsry."
u A candidate fer The medical honcrs
e having THROWN himself almost into n i.ve
:" from his ncaparity Dr answering tn,
70 questions was asked by one of the pro-
- lessons, show wonld you sweat q patien
sr for rheumatism I" lie replied, IL wou!,
send him here to be examined"
> NOMINATION OF MIR. WEBSTEF
!. On Wednesday evening the Viii.
= members of the legislature assembled Il
in the Statchouse to consider the expcdicn
u cv Of making nomination for tn
Presidency of the United States, In
or meeting was called to order by Hon
sr F,ancs Baylies of Taunton. organized b.
n the election Of Hon. BENJAMIN Il
s. PlNCkMAN. Chairman, and MI
Chapman of Greenfield, aud Mr lIedg
of Plymouth, Secretaries.
:, A series of resolu. ions were offered b.
>. Mr. Parsons Of Boston, who preaced thcr
\ with some very appropriate remarks.-
-, The resolutions recommended the
~ Hon. DANIE.. WEBSTER.
:: us Whig candidate for the Presidency.
!. There were three hundred and fiitee
70 members of the legislature present, an
- the resolutions passed unanimously.
>. A Committee was appointed to drn
:. an address to the people of the Unite
- States, and committees were appointed
" further their objects OF the meeting, an
Iy to report ut future day.
a. The commi,,ee to draft on add' e.
- consists of Mcssrs. Rockwell Of Pitt
:. field, Dexter Of Boston, Bliss Of Sprin,
:. field, Flint OF LeiC ester, l.unt of Nov
-, buryport, Thomson of Charlcsto wn, eli
G ford Of New Bedford. Boston Cou
tB.Ths Court of Common Pleas for this CO
" is now in session at Bristol. But two jury C;
es have been decided.
The cnso of Child ". ITiscox, for trespass, "
10 decided in favor Of The plaintiff. Damages cen
Halle for Plaintiff Randall Cor Dsi-ndunt.
!" Bickneii. Treasurer Of Union Congregation
y, Society, Darlington, VS.. Smith, Verde, for Pla