, 1842-03-19

nesday last on the "right of search,' affects
to anticipate that, instead of having all Eu-
rope with US in war against the United States
Should the latter refuse acknowledging and
concurring in the right Of search.) we should
have all the world against US. This logical
deduction from the treaty signed by the five
great Powers of Europe is not likely, how
ever, to make many dupes in France.
TlMEs.
The London papers announce the death of
James Deacon Hume, Esq. so long connect
ed with the Board of Trade, and whose name
has been made a familiar word in this coun-
try by his evidence upon the subject of free
trade, given before a committee of the House
Of Commons. He was sixty-ciget years Of
age.
Lord Ashbur:on had not sailed. but was
expected to leave in the course Of the month
of January.
The meeting Of Parliament was fixed for
the Sd of Feb. The usual notice 10 the sup
porters of the Ministry had teen issued, re-
quesiing their p%unctual attendance.
The times has broken ground on the Gre
ole case, declaring the claim for restitution
"the most audaciously untenable" it is pos
sible to imagine.
CoURr oP REVIEW, WESTMINSTER, JAN. IS
Ex Parte Jaudon, for the State Of Illinois
in re
Wight, Biddulph & Co.; and Elk Partc
WhiteSides, in the same.
These cases were before the Court in Dc
cember, when IN application was made IN
der The first petition for leave to prove for a
SUM of fl6,O76, with delivery of Illinois
State bonds of the nominal value of Gl66,-
956, and under the second for proof 10 the
extent of f33,00O, and delivery of other
bonds for f2, This property came
into the possession Of the bankrupts under
an arrangement for raising funds for compile
ting tie Michigan canal, aud carrying out
other internal improvements. A difficulty
arose as to proof Of the authority OF the pc
iitioncrs to represent the United States local
authorities, ard time was given for the ten
der OF such evidence as might appear salts
factory to the as. ignees. This having been
afforded by the assistance of the United
States consul resident in London. the matter
again came on for hearing, pursuant to no.
tee, AMI the Court. admitting the versiGca,
lion, issued orders directing the admission
of I E proofs as prayed, with a delivery Of
the Illinois securities.
Sir Robert Gordon, the Briti>h Ambhssa-
dor 10 the Court Of Vienna. delivered his
credentials TO the Emperor on he 4th inst.
FRANCE.
Our adviccs from Paris are to the 18th Of
January. The French funds, il will lie seen
declined, owing principally to the departure
of NJ. Saivandy from Madrid. the knowledge
Of which somehow or other reached the
Bourse.
To this intelligence was added 4 rumor
that The Spanish Government had caused the
arms of France, which usually surrounded
the entrance to the French Ambassadors
residence. to be taken down, 1t IS more
probable, however, that if they have disap-
peared, it will have teen by the order of NJ.
Salvandy himself.
A Bavonne letter of the 10th inst, IN
n~ounces that two attaches 10 the French EN-
bassy at Madrid, had just passed through
Bavonne, on thier way to Paris, and that
NJ. de Salvandy had stopped at Breviesca, n
village situate between Burgos and Vittoria,
whittier the courier who was the bearer of
the instructions forwarded from Paris on the
5th inst, and WHO had just arrived in bayou
ne. proceeded.
Trouble IN PARASITIC London
Times says we have frequently of late men
toned the capital conviction of soldiers by
Court Martial in Paris, for assaults on their
superiors, facts which appeared to us to ar
que increasing disorganization in the French
army.
lie National of Friday publishes an ac-
count Of a pitched battle fought on Sunday
last at the Barriere de fEcore (near the