The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

is not important, although some OF the
items possess considerable interest.
Father Mathew, on his return from
England 10 Dublin, told his audience
at his first meeting, that he had admin
is,ered the pledge of total abstinence 10
the Earl of Stanhope, the Duke of Nor
folk, the Marchioness of Wellesley, the
Countess of Clare, the Earl Of Surrey,
the eldest son Of Lord Stafford, and ma
ny other lorts'and ladies.
Ex-Presidcnt Boyer of s.. Domir 90,
SIS wife md suite, arc reported among
the passengers by the Dee, from ia
maica, arrived at Falmouth on the 10Th
of September. We had accounts from
Jamaica short time since, that Madam
Boyer was dead Can the x-President
have got another wife already?
A large body of Police left London on
Tuesday for South Wales.
A letter from Amsterdam states that
pauperlsm was really frightful in Iol-
land.
II is supposed in we'll informed quar-
tiers, that Mrs. Gilmour would not he
convicted.
The Parisians are much mortified
that Queen Victoria did not visit Paris.
The troubles in South Wales continue
with unabated vigor.
Queen Victoria and her party arriv-
cd in Antwerp on the 10Th Of Septem-
Der, by railway, accompanied by King
Leopold and his Queen. Her first visit
was to the Cathedral, and the London
papers take care &c. inform their readers
that while the Belgian Queen knelt and
whispered short prayer, Queen Victo-
ria was engaged in the inspection of the
carved work upon the prebendal walls
After this came a grand procession. a
visit 10 the recently erected statue of
Rubens, ond finally dinner at the Pal
ace. The town was illuminated at
night.
Atone O'Clock on the Goth, the Queen
embarked or board the royal yacht.
which had preceded her TO Antwer p
and arrived at Woolwich on the 21st,
and proceeded at once to Windsor.
Her Majesty's excursion must have
been tolerably expensive, taking her do
nation at Eu as the criterion. She left
q thousand guineas there for the scrv-
ants alone, besides diamond snuff boxes
and other costly articles, to persoaages
Of higher standing. 3.
FRANCE.-The Gazette des Tribu-
naux gives the following accoun, ofano-
thcr detected conspiracy in Paris Most
Of the other papers however, make light
Of it,
Numerous political arrests were
made on Friday and Saturday For
some time back the police had received
Intelligence that an association had been
organized with view 10 disorder. and
lha, II was 10 meet in a short time 10 dis
cuss the realization Of the undertaking:
as wild as cUIpable, which it had con
ceived. Late in the night the principal
members Of this confcderacy were ar
rested On the premises of a Marchand
de Vim in the Rue Pastourelle, and in
several other quarters Of Paris. They
are, ii is said, about twenty in number.
The searches made al their residences
have brought to light quantity of sedi-
uous writings, arms, cartridges and
powder. All these individuals belong
10 the working classes. The greater
rorlion of them are without any ostensi-
ble means ofliving, and have for long
time refused TO work Nc;@iths.and
ing the secrecy with which they have
carried on their operations, the anthori-
ties were on their traces, and have been
able to seize al single blow at the per-
sons engaged in these wretched at
tempts.
EXECUTION OF A CHRISTIAN.
Extract from a letter dated
Constan,inople, Aug. %.
A short distance from where am
now writing lies the headess trunk of
nan who has just been decapitated for
no other crime than tina. of protesting
the faith of nearly the whole of Eurona