American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-10

ttte n0tr of all good FrenChmen, and there
: fore Is reJoiced at rather than censured, al
though it is thought that on the whole, it Will
: be dlsadyanlageous TO the country. The op-
! position papers combat the marriage, while
the ministerial are in raptures with it. Louis
! Philippe pard nd 100 prisoners on the occa-
sion, several of them were political offenders
The two Dukes were received in Spain with
great rejoicings, and some receptions were
made. At Tooso, they were entertained with
an exhibition of dancing, &c, at which tho
choir of musicians gave vent to their feelings
in the following dilty
TO THE TWO PRINCES.
! Noble Princes of France ,Aumale and Mont
penser, you bring among US rapture. Be ye
welcome Receive the jUbiant salutatons
of Guipuzcoa
TO THE DUKE DE MoNTPENsIER.
Worthy son Of Louis Philippe Monpen-
sier, whose loveabie qualities ensure the fell
city of our cherished In(an q, receive thou
our felicitalions-receive thou cur vows for
her and for thyself
The warrior children Of the Pyreness, the
faithful vanguard Of iberia, render you their
homage Of affection and alliance.
The nymphs Of Oria, begarlanded with
flowers, celebrate this union, which gives to
Luisa Fernando helpmate, prince eminent
for valor and courtesy.
Be ye happy, noble spouses; may new buds
of two iu3lrious races soon embellsh the
royal abodes
SWITZERLAND.
A rev oution broke out in Geneva, on Sat
urday, Oct 81, in consequence Of the refusal
Of the Council of State to vote for he uncon-
ditonal dissolution of the league of the catho.
lie cantons, During the night of Monday,the
insurgents erected batteries in the quarter Of
St. Gervais, which commanded the town -
This step was adopted, in consequence Of the
government having ordered the arrest Of NJ.
James fay, who has taken leading part in
the movement, The government troops at
tackled the barbados, against which four
PIECES of cannon were directed The insur-
gents replied by a smart and we'll directed
fire of musketry, and after a sharp conflict,
he government troops were defeated at all
points, fell into confusion, and surrendered.
The Council of State Immediately resign d,
and the insurgents organized a provisional
government
The grand council of the Swiss canton Of
Berne has issued an ordinance which emanci-
pates the Jews from several oppressive obi
cations previously imposed on them as to The
mode oil conducting their commercial transac-
lions.
RUSSIA.
The treaty Of commerce between Russia
= and Turkey has been published. Il among
other things, provides that whatever priv-
leges shall be afforded 10 the commerce of a
foreign country shall be acceded also to Rus
2 STA.
The new treaty of commerce with Russia
l has afforded general satisfaction, though, in
fapf dooc hftla no
traordnary restrictions upon French Gem
} merce, imposed by the Russian Government
some months ago, in revenge for a fancied IL
jury done by an amendment in the French
tariff.
A recent letter from China says that The
competition between the Americans and the
British is so great, that the former are selling
their cottons at dead loss, in the hope OF
driving the latter cut Of the market; but it is
said there is little chance Of that, as the Bri
fish have the advantage of drawing their cot
ton from India, the nearest market.
General Flores, who is raising an armed
. force in Spain and Ireland, says, III letter 10
= Paris newspaper, tAat in invading the re
public Of the ECUADOR his intention only is to
) enforce obedience to treaties which have been
grossly violated. Among tie Absurd state
mgnts to which his enterprise has given Use,
was one to the effect, that he was employed
by Queen Christina Of Spain TO conquer the
republic, in order that she might turn it into a
Kingdom for her husband, NJ. Munoz aud her
self
All Carlist refugees now on the frontiers Of
France, have been ordered into the interior of
the departments, there TO be subjected TO the
most rigid surveillance
BELGIUM Great distress has been occa-
soneI in Belgium by scarcity of food, and
throwing over l50, 900 persons out of wo k by
the introduction of machinery in spinning
cotton.
: The Freetrade Association, lately estab-
lished here, has held its first meeting, which
was well attended.
t GERMANY-Prussia is dissatisfied with GER
tain clauses of the treaty lately concluded be-
, tween Belgium and Holland, and has notified
, to the Dutch Government, that if the faciIi-
! ties acceded to Belgium be prejudcial to the
, commerce of Germany, the Z1lverein will
: be compelled TO use reprisaIs.
, The German Diet has separated, and will
not meet again for three or four months. 1t
has taken no IN asUre relative to the liberty
Of the press, as had been expected, This has
) caused great disappointment.
t A Washing lon letter, published in our news
f papers, states toat negotiations have been re-
, opened between the United States and the
| Zolverein, for a treaty OF commerce and
! navigation. Hopes are entertained that they
} will be crowned with success. They are T.
be carried on at Washington.
4 prison, called Inc Pennsy lvania prison,
has been built in this capital for the trial Of
the American system OF solitary confinement
Numerous cargoes of corn continue to ar
rive daily at Marseiles, and large quantities
are sent by the Rhone TO the interior.
PoRrUGAL.-A chonge had been Effected in
the Ministry, by quiet Union of the Court
with the ARMY. npsetllng the Palmell policy