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the Emperor EXPIRE essise Of gratitude and 10y
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The procession by torchlight took place
last night March l59 1t comm enced at
seven, and lasten till ten. The Whole city
was splendidly illuminated ,sand the tout en-
se'n6le was the most imposing spectacle. per-
haps, ever witnessed in Vienna.
Letters from Presburg Of the 18th, say
that Immediately after the tlismisson of nj.
Metternich was known, N. do Kossuth an
nounced it to tie Chamber Of Deputies, and
proposed that they should 60 in a body to the
Archduke Palatine, to ask him to convoke
the Chamber of Magnates to adopt an ad-
dress Of the deputies. The Deputy Zala
declared every one who should rot Join NJ
de Kossuth traitor. The deputies went to
the Archdnke, who was addressed in their
name by NJ. de Kossuth. The Archduke
replied with much energy, and was loudly
applauded. The address was TO be sent i'm
mediately the Emperor. The joy is univer-
sal.
PRussM.-By the Cologne Gazette of
March -, we have news from Berlin to the
10Th inclusive. The Poles had been sc, lib
erty, and had celebrated the event with
great triumph, accompanied by the people.
The king has nobly and promptly redeem
ed his pledge to forget past aninositics. The
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yesterday, declared that from my heart
| have forgotten and forgiven. But, in order
that no doubt may remain OF my whole pco-
pie beng embraced i'll this forgiveness, and
because ! will not have the great future of
our Fa;hcrland now dawnng upon us dm,ncd
6y painful "reminiscences OF the past, here
by proclaini-partlon 10 aH tcho hare been 0c-
cuscd of or condemned for poiiiicai offences
or offences TcrIet,utcd by The n4runcni0iuy
Of The press. My Minister of Justice, Uhden
is charged to give immediate effect to this
amnesty. FEEDEEIsK WILLIAM.
Berlin. 2Oiho Of March, 1915"
ENGLAND AND FEANCE-Lorl Palmcrs.un
in the House of Commons, on Tuesday even
ing, the 2lst, in reply to various quest. Gus
put To him. stated explicitly that no apology
had been offered tn the French Government
6y Lord Normandy, as had been reported, for
England having given an asylum to the En-
Royal family OF France. Some jealousy had
cxistod in Paris respecting the reception
which the ministers OF Louis Philippe might
meet with in this country, but it was confined
to those personagcs. Ills I.ordsihp added:
In private letter desired Lord Norman
dy III case any such feeling should he express
sed to1 him at once to state that the reception
gwen TO those persons was and would be the
reception which in this country is always
given to men who from un o,n.ne circu.il-
stances. arc obliged to seek refuge in
England--a sreccption Of hospitality suit,
able to the occasion; hut that he miph,
be sure i'll our dealings with the French Go
vcrnmcnt her Majcsty's ministers would act
fairly, honoraby, and openly, and under no
circumstances would there be any ground .or
supposing that We would engage in any in
trlguc hostile to the government OF France.
TIE FRENCH PROVISIONAL GOVERN.
MESr.--Quarrei amoag tie Memhcrs.-
A letter from Paris, March 10Th, in The
New York Herald, says
M. Ledru Rolin is understood to stand
alone in the ministry aud government, as
the partisan Of the mob, and the declared
adversary ofthc intelligence, properly and
responsibility ofthc country. He is the
leader Of the commonisis, and Of those
whose opinions and spirit are most hostile
to The maintenance Of tranquility and or.
der.
Some curious scenes whicl, have oc-
Cured between him and his coIlcaccs in
the Hotel dc Vile, have formed The com.
mon topic of conversation.
On the 18Th, ii is said that sharp al.
tcrcatinn tool! place upon the above qucs.
tons, at the sitting Of the members OF the
government, in the Hotel de Vile. IIiuh
words cnsucd between NJ. Lchru Roiin
and his colleagues. The Minister Of the
Interior raising his voice TO ii ,igh pitch,
and using the most cytravaaan, gcS'icu!a-