The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-04-19

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the Chanber Of M MapInatea fo aalonts MI ari.
dress. .of the tlennties' q The Dainty Znlas
declared every one who should rnf sioin Fysi
ida X oss,lth astrnitor. IKE tias vant ~
the Arclldnke. who WAS adj i3rssssil IN sfba;rf
mama ~ AT 8 daS Koas,,th. Iihs e sA,cb anLa
TenIied With mnch anarouS ami ,,,e io,,liu
sapplnnaed T6a Al Tesss s,vns ia Ia sant ~;
me3afalv the EInneT Tor, he ,ha ;oy ~ "a i,nver-
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sI5s sPRussIA. nv the Cologne q azatta. of3
March %, we have news IRON -Derln 10 the /
Doth Inclusive. The Poles had been set lih.
erty, and had celebrated the event with n 4
great triumph, aeconpaned by the peonle.
The king has noblv, and promptly redeem.
ed his pledge to forget past animosities. The
following general amnesty appeara In The
.Allpemeino Preussische Zeitnnp. of March
81: .sssI Sss'
IS sYesterdav, I declared that from nv I,esrt
I*haye forgotten and forgiven. But IN order
the. no do..k. may remain of:sinys whole peo.
pie being embraced in this forgiveness. and
because Twill not have tlie great future Of
our Fa;herland now dawning npon ,ls dmmed
by painful "reminiscences OF the mast, here;
by proclaim 10 all tcl,o hare been DC
cused Of or condemned for political offences
or offences ,Derpefrdtca bu khe instrun,eu,alfv
ia charged to give immediate effect to this
amnesty. 4, FREDERrsK WILLIAM.
tSS Berlin. 22Ct hsfs March, 1885,"
ENGLAND AM AND FRANcE.--Lord Palnerston
IN the House ol Commons, on TUESDAY even
nai nut 10 him. stated ex5,ct,v that M .a a,,nlomS
had been offered to tho French Government. 9I
by Lord Normandy, as had been reported, for
England having given an asylum to the Ex-!
Royal family OF France. Some Jealousy had
eJ,s.ea IN rai's respecting the reception
NEE, with in this country m S but i s wap eongea gni
to t!.,s.s narsonages Hs l nrJ.;hn Ga aidna. .eu
Ina private letter desired Lord Norman
dy in case any such feeling should be express
sed tol him at once to state that the reception.
gwen 20 t'lose persons was and would be tile
;sep p''un ~ mr ,,.i,a ~ ..s country Is always
Stances. are obl;oed to saaL us raf,na 6aeu'i-
England srecep,ion { Of hosn;,al;,v s,,;. ~
able to the occasion; but that he might
be sure in our dealings with the French, Go
yernment her Majesty's ministers would act
lalriy, lIonoraDiy, and openly, and under. no
sosies neo";na ,i. wouau mere ne any ground tor
,r;r,o hGs,;.1o ,o",ho 'Ioa.o usage ~ any M
~ s"..' D'ic''' u f''''e' ''
Tur FRENci1 ppov,s,os,, f.oy,n,
mESr.-Ouarrel an,ono Me 1,em5ers
A letter from Pnris. March lath, IN ,l,o
Ncw.York Herald. saws.
NJ. Ledru Rollin is understood 10 s,ond
alone in tho ministrv md aovornmont ne
the partisan of,he mob. and the ,lccla red ed
adversary of tho in,cllieencc. properlv und
responsibility Of tho country. lie is tho
leader of The commonjs,s and of those
whose opinions md snIri, nre most hos,;lo
to the maintenance a. nnonili,v ,.mI ', ~
der. s-,ss 4, =. 80 "
Some cnr;ons sco,,a. ,.,;ol h,ro
Cured botween Mn sa,,d II. na,laaaa. 49, 49, -
tho Ho,cl de ViIlestnvc .fnrncd ,hs co,n -
mon tonic of convers,,;on - 's,N' - o''.
On he l5,b i i soid,h,to s,,orn I,
terco,ion ,ookSn,ncs ,,n,n M ,ha a,,,na @ d,;oa -
lions. nj The si,iino of he members ~ I ,Lo
government in tic Ho,el 'ln VIII T u;nb i
Words cnsned hc,ween Ar T oJr" pa,i;m
In,or;or rn;,;na 81. ,o;1 ~ N."I;u' ,; ;. .; .''e
anJ ,s;na ,ha -, n' 80. ~ .'s' r..I"'
,;on. r,,sbaJ ~ @ a.,,,,,,.. i' % .s',Iu,"-