The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21

Of the ptes) aye pleased with The speech
and motion of Cen Cos.
This country is far from being quiet
Swi'zerand,in particular, is like 'swhrn~
ing bee -hive'-not only are the Catholic
can,ons in commolion but the Protestant
lones also, particularly Berne, Vaud, &c. In
some instances the form of government, al
though called republican, is highly a;islo-
cratic, aud people are desirous Of having .
change, Elections, meetings, and speeches,
are the order Of the day - both parties. The
noHeyed ariaoeracy has powerful intlu-
ence in this countryside old constitutions
were formed by them, and they cannot be
brought to believe Ma! any alteration is ne
cossary. The other parry, or Radicals,
as they are called, think different, end cam
not be made to believe ,hs, riches bring
wisdom In The Porlestant canton of
Vaud, the govsrnmanI and clergy are al
outs. The majority Of the latter have re-
signed, or were dismissed. All private re
lisiOus mssIlngs are prohibited. Lately
such meeting was dispersed by order of
government with water being thrown on
them by fire engines!
The late visit of ihs Emperor Of Russia
in GnnaDy, IIaIy, DC. has created good
deal Of talk. At Rome his Msjssly em
braced the Pope, and promised to be mere
liberal to the Catholics residing in Rnesa
than he had been heretofore. He alse
visited Vienna and Witnessed great pa
rade got up expressly for him and before
leaving distributed somo thousand Of ducais
among tho poor Of Vienna. should caD
this 'robbing Petsr to pay Paul as, NO
doubt, this money comes out Of ths pockets
Of the poor Of Russia. Whilst attending
,his grand revew, whore about 80, 900 nil
iiary wefs assembled, and az the cavalry
was making chArgs in full salop, liue
boy, who had slraysd too far ia front and
would inevitably have been crushed to
death by the thousand Of horse, had not a
private while under foil sallop, stoored
down, caught him by his clothes snd drow
him on his horse. and with the boy before :
him went through all tho manou vcfes, rot
missing a single hii, or step This hu, ,
name, and a, the same tins most daring :
feat was Witnessed by thousands and sloo !
oy the Emperor Of Russia, who, after the
review wen, Up 10 tho soldier and shook
him by tho hand, at the same time present
As him with a considerable sum OF mo-
nev. 10
The long talked of marriage between on
AUSTRIAN prince and Princes Olga, OF Rus~ "a
ia, ('he fsveris daughter OF the emperor J
'llhcsgh female is a colonel Of a regiment "
sad called ons OF The best riders in Rassio) T
s broken Of, and report says that the crown
prince Of "ullenbuig is 10 be the hsppy
nan. =
France is quiet. In ths chambers, ,bc ii
ministers have it still their own way. !.
s though, that his will be the proper tim, J
or Louis Philippe to urge his darling pro-
jeot, that The nslion shOald pay his poor I
SON. lh5 DGke Of Neuours, an outfit oil d
'oms millions Of francs. This being The t.
act wish OF his majesty ne will .hsa die .
n peace Report gays he ia falling f.s, ,
md that crisis for France mVsl soon TAXI +
,Iace.
When say that tho Baden chambers
are the mos! frm, can also ssy that hose :
Of SaLony s;e tbs weakssl. Tho poor
SsxoRe nus! dance in every respect to the |
Russian EIdls. In ,ho BagarSa cham
oers the catholic pfineO Wreds has created 3
quite seassiion--Ihe abandonment Of ,he O
or clois.ers in that country and al
50 the dismissal Of one Of lhe kinge min
is'erF. The affair lies over for some time
Turing which they are engaged al lhei
Iavofis business regulating the prise Of
beer,
The long promised Prussiaa constitution
mas not yet made lis appearance aud pre-.
sumo it viii be delayed til aftsr the death
Of Louis Philippe, when, no doubt the cry
Of war viii again he raised on The banks of
he Rhine.
A political conspiracy has been dscoy,
cred In the prussihu city uf I'butn in tbr Il