New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11
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France.
The Chamber Of Deputies met on Thursday ~
it, standing committees, 10 elect the members q ~
commission who 20 draw up the address ~ .epY
10 the Kings speech The debates were ionz ah' snl
mated and the Ministers and most of the leaders OF me
dierent potes factions Of the assembly took part IN
them except IN the second committee, mere - mr.
and as friends s5stsired from All opPosron ne nisl
committee bad no: terminated iis operaaons = 's ~
Of rost but the eight commissioners eiectea ua1 - -
proved the conduct Of the Ministry In respect ol ine
Spanish marriages and the affair Of Cracog ILese
were Nessrs dHs1ssonvile. Muret de horo de 5l--
sieres Ssnnsc, De came fitt feytAni"hN 0"- '
ruous.eauz DE- hivfs.
a runerous meeting Of The Opposition deputies was
held on Wednesday evening 10 the salon 81 ~ hiAl'
The schisu 50 much talked Of lately was tue OBJ 70 o
long and serious conference and vas openly sdilite1
~ Nassrs pauit and Dusure who stated % their col
Ia rues the different points q their porca program
ne These two distinguished orators are, i appears d..
aru,ined % sep-rste themse YES IRON ~ lnrfs al
-ncs he petty warfare Of intrigue which bad brought
he nal opposition into 20 much d.repute
Count Mole had been appointed ffesdent and ~, bar
tho Perrr 81 the commission u the Chamber % Peers
bb ,ss 20 draw I'd the address IN reply % the Kings
s,acch The nomination Of Count Mole caused some
ssrsstiou smong the friends ofthe present Ministers
Apsrt from poiics the papers before % contain much
;,es,ng -,stfer The deficiency Of thesuppy Of grain
ana -four on hand and the constantly nceasins proes
Of provisions and their are ~ eng'n MY
admitted BIZ the Government journals The bread not
In Rsnncs which had become iornlcsbis and required
f i.s s1uuression large military force sss been al
T III Suppressed but not without loss OF H.
The Chamber Of Peers assemble on Saturday ia Com
or. an echo Of the speech from the Throne. The De-
baie in the Chamber % be opened On Ncuday. BY
the Duo De Brosfe who VIII il u said discuss ne cues
ton Of the application Of the Treaty 81 Iirecf 70 ne
woufpensier marriage ". Guizotis mol eHPrtec 70
speak until luesdsy
The popularity Of the Pope continues unatatel.
he has recently raised the wages 81 the a0orers ana
given directions for extensive drainage works
The weather in Italy has been unusually severe
switzerland.
An insurectionay movement took place IN tie
Canton Of Frbury on tie 9Th ult The inhabitants OF
the district OF Bue Norst and Rsmont assembled fr
the purpose Of nsrchlgon the capital in two column
\ FiDding however thz the Government was prepared
10 resist the attack they Ietresed They were suhse
quepty attacked and defeated by the Government
troops Several arrests hwe taken place at Frburg
/ spain.
Accounts from Madrid 10 the 18th alt speak Of
change in the Ministry IS likely TO take place.
Pohnd.
Bv an order Of the Imperial Government Pc.
land has really ceased u exist and j. 10 1e Incorporated
with the Russian Kmpre Warsaw Is IL state Of con
siernaiiOn.
The Russian General Rudga now Occupies the from
tiers Of the old Republic Of Cracow with lOOlJ troops
Austria s alarmed az this m,vement
Turkey.
4 Several important clanges in the ministry have
taken place, which may eadto crisis ia the aialfs OF
the government
The revolutionary moyensnt under Mahmoud. in Bos-
mia. has been put down by the Turkish Government
/ The chiefs were shot
Greece.
The Budget OF lsl7 has been presented 10 the
Chambers by the Finan,e Minister. The receipts
ls,7ll699 drachmas, AMI he expenditure ls0I707
drachmas
Colett the Minister has sufficiently recovered his
health to enable him to resume his official duties
IL is stated that the Choera continues % make
fghtiu ravsges throughout nearly the whole Of Persia
The war I'm Il af;irIand.
We have received Gaze of Good Hope papers
10 the 10Th Of November Tie previous advices led va
10 believe that the Kir over and that All the
tribes with the chief Al Their head would shortly
ply with the terms pDpOsee by his Excclcncy the Gov
ernor General Sir p Maitland truce for some days
having been granted orer 10 carry out the nceota-
lions satisfactory conclusion. We regret there
fore state that tie present arrival does not con
firm those anucipatbns which we had so much rea-
son % hope and q expect 70 s true that hostiii-
ties have not been csuned. but there is evident
hackwardness tn part Of sanoiia PATIO. and 9th
er chiefs to make heir submission clearly showing
that by obtaining lire they either hope 20 secure for
themselves better trms secretly and uuteily
making preparation, for more determined struggle
when the truce sha have terminated. Ills EXcelency
lately obtained considerable reiniOrcement % ns army
but the great and hitherto almost insurmOunfabe di,ii
Guilty Of uansportin food and ammunition 10 the r. @
Of strife h now Ovgcome by the discovery Of bay Z
the mouth OF the Bfis0 river-the very key 20 kaltr
land-whcrc they be landed with the greatest isc
ty, and TO any exten.