The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-29
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Cot.on market at Liverpool. was N 4
xery excited size. Sgecuiaaoa was &C.
ej.e. and %. geo bags changed h.ands with
saafew Jays aheg the arrival Of the BIZ
,qnnia. and ct IN advance Of ready 3-st.
oer n. Flour had advanced le. q barred
since The calling of the C4iedon:a-butii
was ~ 40 means 6rm, and some accounts
state fhatit had again receded. Liyerpoel
and OFFER leading towns were brsiiy en-
gagged IN getting up a strong agitation for
lie reduction Of the duties on tea. A
Setter feeling existed in The Money Mark
ct, and fhe apprehension that the Bark Of
England would raise the rate CT interest
lad subsidized
Quite an excitement had been produced
by the absorption into the Austrian En-
pire, Of 9e iitae Republic of Cracow.-
The Liverpool Times says:
This step has been forced upon Aus
aria, il is said. by the Gar of Russia,
with tie consent Of Prussis. The an
nexation, Of absorption, is most unpslata-
Die to France. which has strongly Protesteai
aganstT, and urged England o JOIN in
the protest but the Wing Cabinet, dis
pleased FL The Mo|ntpensier marriage,
stands a.ocf, and protests singly. grati6ed,
apparently, al the opportunity which has
so speedily occurred, of making the
French monarch feel his liltleness in car
av;Bg Oh the ~lnlanla, contrary to their
wishes, Tor the aggrandisement Of MS
family.
The treaty OF Vienna secured The indie
peadence Of the ancient capital Of Poland
an1 nov The treafy is set aside with as
3itde conjunction as a penniless custom
or is elected from & pot house at midnight.
Twe.out OF the Eve contracting powers
are insrled BY the act; bat the spirit Of
amity having been broken recently be-
tween sbe .dissentients, the three grea;
Northsrn Powers think the occasion OPP
portuue for violating justice and decency
with ~inpunity. Had England and France
remained true to each other, this perpe-
tration, al which every honest mind re-
volts, would never have been consumma-
aed.
The plea for the aggression is, that
Eracow, instead Of being neutral, became
she focus of conspiracy and rebellion; end
she lme attempt to secure the nationality
rof Poland. fllcd, in the estimation of the
despotse fhemeasure of the lille Republi-
cas- iniquitV. The strong man overpow-
ers de weak one: and because the latter,
in Difference to The instincts of a noble
mature, attempts to uHhjnd his letters, he
IS punished with extinction. Such is the
morality ofdespotsm. 1t is one Of the
most alreeious features in the black cata-
logue OF continental tyranny. A spirited
people like the Trench recoll from hlfamy
andsympathise with the prosecuted, im-
PEELED thereto by the fact that their own
menarch IS treated by his fellow sovcr-
-eigns as a tsnob, whose opinion is not
wcr:h asking or caring about. Less eau
.ses, ere this, have produced general con
fiagration over Europe Who knows but
abe Craeow injustice may yet be the
means OF Sighting the benighted Poles TO
liberty aDd nationality ]"
The London Tines abiding to the
srb;oc, .avs
@'The sensation produced by this event
IN France and throughout Germany has
been deep and strong. Saith acts Of
power are not wrought with impunity;
such c~alainines are net endured IN VAN.
The JmFanUts v~ialeEce Of Russia, the
1lmlJ craft OF Aus.la have combined to
4tHkeoG one 81 the branches OF the Tfa@-
ny q -t'iAa; and ne weak ana Vaciiia-
80 E 80 - ag .pan auti-' nnS
the baser rrac,lses II he ohsr. has lent