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BELGIUM.
Revolutionary md Re publican Movements.


Letters received on the 24.b, from Belgium, state
expe the Jesaits from that city. mob Of between two
and three thousand, vociferang Yye Ia Repubque !"
oer the church and residence Of Jesu
It's the latter of which they demolished, and then
meneed oeraons upon the church and but for The timely
arrival o. the cavalry gendarme and police this splendid
vsuebles The city, however, still continued under great
excitement and IL feared thai the mischief was not
yet over.
We learn from Antwerp, by letter dated Monday. all
the Jesuts had emoved the whole Of their yauabes from
the town, and taken fight.
King Leopold b. gives his Ministers full leave to make
any propose ion they may think advantageous Tor Belgium
This declaration IL understood refer directly TO the
abandonment Of monarchy itself the nation shall gener.
ally demand II. The P0iit7us, which was the organ Of
NJ Sothombs Ministry, publishes an article gaining lor
dissolution Of the Chambers that the country may exprs
lis opinion On The fundamental question Of the form Of 'ns
constitution. II speaks In this plain manner
By that declaration royalty hss rendered homage 70 sne
Sovereignty OF the nation II the country BE- ienpsa 70
follow the example Of France, It will choose pfessns
tiyes known for their republican tendencies III tne con-
trsry that example will only confirm the attachment NJ,
Belkium to ths constitutional regime Ins secuon VIII
1--WE riss TO an unequigocsl maniteststion
RIOTS rs TURcOIsG.--The Gazette dc Ftdndres
Ct d. Artois published At Lille, has account Of rather
serious riots having occurred at Turcong upon receiving
news OF which the authorities OF Lille Immediately sent on
by railroad 200 Of the troops At on Tuesday morning WIN
ammunition and rations On arriving al Tureoing they
found that had been collisions between the National
into action aide, and paving stones and other des
persts missiles the other BY IL o'clock part OF the
troops returned ordor having been restored. bringing
with them about 40 prisoners, among whom come
well dressed Toe conflict from the people de-
mandng the dismissal Of all the Bsgans employ Cd in the
manufactures and workshops-
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Farther Iu,eI,Iseuce-TheK King.

The foreign papers received on Friday, as well
a. the Ers.h daily pagers, contain nothing particularly
ns~ concerning the portani events IN BerD but they
furnish farther particulars. Great JOY was mani
tested In Berlin that Diet 70 assemble the aud
pr sstead Of about three weeks later, as had been Al
frst determined. There also much Satisfaction ex-
pressed al the smnesrcs psrconng all political offences
las they gers cal.ec) well ss the offences now
called truths wnlch the editors OF d1ereHt Jour
uAls were charged No doubt seemed TO be entertained
that the King acting In good faith. and certainly
he IS not a mere smpeIoH, Ike bis royal brethren Of
Austria or Naples, but must sec that the people are
not 10 be tried with. Farther funeral proeessio1s
Rad taken place More dead bodies Of eitizsns killed
IN the combat docket with flowers, ware brought In
funeral proesssioa 70 the royal palace. mas
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In.urrecrin- II Milan.

A supplement 70 the his0rgIaMeHf0 OF tue l-tn
instant that the people. not sAtsret with me prom
OF the Emperor 20 grant constitution hed broken olI
into nsurecton and open resistance 70 ne Government
The ylceroy having LEFT Nsn ~ o'clock on ire norm
Of the l7ih. Ike fuve escorted bJ $40 has.ss mei a.
Caano with the courier who TIE bearer Of me A'es'
news from Yienns. Barbados hlt been rsised N tne
streets ana a; the departure q the courier nshng wss
going on between the troops AID the people.
On the Ism. II. Casssu. chief magistrate or Ail-n'
went a. head q three thousand pes)us 70 &C.
mAud TIE liberation Of the Individuals arrested IN ne
course Of The itter months This demand having h-en
refused tie masisra-c retired and GmstA.ey ne poo
ne assecbed the squares and ho,iei the ui-coerei
dsz Of Italy (she. red ant sreen) -eTerA street -
paved and the tznui increased. traveller. VINO len
~ two O'Clock ral pieces Of artillery drawn out
with lighted stches. Al short distance from SAn ne
heard The report Of cannon.
letter from Turin " the 9h insi state thai y was tle
Archinke Rener Wn0 arrested a. Brescia, ard mat
when he nal lefl Milan the Austria we're MAXI Term
with the Insurgents for tns evacuation q the cry
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ITALY.
The Constitution of Rome.

La Lega HalignG, Of the 18th, contains formal
PROCLAMATION Of the new Roman Fundamental Con'utu-
ton by his Holiness Pope Plus TX.
Tns College Of Cardinals (chosen by the Pope Is &c be
son.ti,uted senate nsepsrass from the same and two
dsbera,ive councils for The formation OF the laws e 70
be established listing Of the hsh COUNCIL Ano ln3
Council OF Deputies <.hc.
The iadcs tribunals TO be Independent o. the Gov
srnment. aud no extraordinary Commission Courts se
10 be 10 future soished. Tue NhiionA "u"u \" ~
considered an institution Of the State
The Pope couvokes and prorosues the Legislative Cns
bers and dssolves Council Of Deputies, being
10 conyoke q Chamber within there montns, ~n.Sn
Will be the ordinary duration Of the annual session. les
sessions are to be public The members OF The senate
20 be appointed BY the Pops for s and their n9uos'
unlimited The qualification OF senator IS VOC az
Of 30 years. and the plenATy exercise OF e' ana
rights.
TIE Senate will be chosen par preference from me IRE
lstes Ecssiastcs nster- Judges Councillors OF STARE
Ccnsistori lazy and the ossessoSs OF Al income
1000 scne per Arnum.
fhs Pope win appoint the President sndViee PRESIDENTS
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One Vote.

Al least half dozen members Of the new Con-
nscticut Legislature were chosen by msjorities OF
one eaSh-perhaps enough to make a msjorify 10
Joint Ballot Thirty or forty were chosen by less
than dozen votes sach. OF the eight Loco Foco
Senators chosen. majority slipped in by MAORI
ties Of 10 TO 40 each, while several Whigs got In
by less than so each. Our City Corporation will
doubtless be ,ost or won by like majorities. Who
cannot draw out 1T least one rote
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DENMARK.
Reform nnd Agitation.

Letters from Kiel of the 18th March state that
courier las brough, very important from Ccpsnhs-
gen tie press entirely fee, ard popular meetings ara
authorised.
letter from Atou.a OF the IAN March spekks Of tee
mmi ence Of the rupture between Denmark and the Ger
man anchie IN consequence Of esouton Of the King
70 effect ths incorporation Of the duehe, without farther
DELAY. such acoiermln acn would necessarily provoke
war With the 8ermsnic Consideration Its SAID mat NIL
iary mss.uros sre sllesdy teins adopted BY De1unk
letter from CopennsrAl OF the itih nst announces
that report crcui,ei that Russian heSt Vas %
PASS through the SoGos for the purpose Of sssus the
King Of Naples the Danish people hal conveyed niiery
20 the cosst e oppose the passage 1.-THE Russians.
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AUSTRIA.
The New Order of Things.


Tbs following proclsmation Of the Emperor OF
Austria is published in the Austrian Ooserrer OF
the 10th inst;
W.. Ferdinsud l. BY ths grace Of God Emperor OF Au.
tia Kins ct Hungary aud Bohemia Sc have now nses
ncb .rrsngemsnt. - recognized 10 be reqaise Tor
Ia hl1pg the wishes Of our fsit1ful people.
BY virtue Of our dsclarsuon aboi'hns me eensotsnP
ib.v Of the press owed TO the form under which X
existed IN those countries mich have hitherto enJ u
usonsl guard established oa the basis Of property ana
fntsx.ncs Sresdy performs the most osnehcis sefVes
Tn. recas.ary ccen tskcn for convokinswith
the least possible loss Of tme the depgu-s from az our
rr,vi,ou. states and from the central congregations OF
ts Venetian kingdom, THE reor.senslion on
the class Of bnrshsEs being srengheard skd cue cto
being psd TO the eIis,ias piovneiai constitutions Or
der ira they may deliberate on tbs constitution ~hen We
have resolved 10 grant q our people ,,.----.
We therefore confidently expect that excited sempsrs
will become composed that study will resume iis ~ontea
coarse and thaE industry aud peaceful intercourse VIII
Werely on IN with so much the greater hope because
We have this dsy in the midst OF you convinced our'eiSe
with deep emotion that the same oyaty SOD stae nmeut
which YOU have uuntsuuplsdiy tor hundreds OF years
manifested to oar ana 70 ourselves on every &C.
casOu still q la your MINDS al
Given 10 capital and residence, 81 Nienna, Msrsh
Is rgss FERDINAND
Count von lNzAGHI, Supreme ch,nesler.
Baron voa WElNGARrEN, Court-C Chancellor.
The Austrian Observer also announces the return
Of the Archduke Paatne Stephen from Presourg on ts
morning Of tue l6.h The people took me horses rom
bis carriage and drew IL themselves INTO the Palace al
Vienna. $50, .,,A
TRANQUILITY IS restored for the moment. The greatest en-
thaslasm prevails every where In vienna al natohA ma
rcd ssems 10 be forgotten The Lombard shakes hands
with the Hungarian. the German with the Galicii al
though in spite Of this popular enthusiSm, excitement -
still very great, and 1t Is not probable mat tne e,ens
which have happened the 18Th and the 4tn OF Marcn
will be the last shall have 10 report They are out ne
waking up Of public mind IN this vast empire and VIII
asuredy produce reaction which VIII be iet 10 tue re-
hottest part Of the Kingdom. News expected with anx-
ety rem Poland and Syria which last place is said to
DO In A state Of instruction.
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From org letter Of Deugass Jerrolds from PT 10 the
Weekly Newspaper We extract the following

Prom Iorr letter Of Deuglass Jsrrold from Paris the
Weekly Newspaper We extract the following
But let as go on 70 Paris.
As have Seaoy sso, the city IS perfectly cam await
ing the elections the meanwhile the Provisional GOV
eminent work almost day and night No Doubt they nave
committed their Mistakes but how few In comparison
with the difficulties that beset them When We CONSIDER
inc load upon their shoulders let ms wonder hAi they
have stood ~ uDshriukngy beneath IL Bet there are
folks who considering Atlas himse would wonder WY
he bent quite so much--tskDg II foT houg 'uS' u wa
only the world upon his back.
ue more % nervous symp.thy-a i.tle less readiness
TO be severe or scornul, humorous toward the
gentlemen whose noble and lees oieut task II 49, 10
Keep In harmony the social elements OF mighty Lhseo
bs no hard or useless sacrifice the psr Of English
men. For LET us, for only moment, eOnscer "hat
France has accomplished by THIS her ast-mAy II De heI
ast!-Reyoluiion. 49, .
state The torch Of ffeedom-ke the torch Ia Tie oden
dance-has passed on The torch lighted at the blazing
throne consumed at the BAtie. Anew osysago, ana Tue
EmperOr Of AUsTRIA-imper4l hydrocepnalus !-i@lheu
snont usipg aears his Discontinued suffice the powers
tha, Providence had placed In his hanos sueh power
OF Proyifence-in the dictionary Of knss-mean bayone
and artillery. The Divine right oil royalty 10 a"ays
manufactured 10 the royal arsenal Wen; whefe Is the
TMPERoR now A.? Why soject before bis risen people .
Europe drugsed by desposm, was falling Into torpor,
when the tocsn Of Noe Dame awakened her TO strength
aud liberty Where Is Austfia, where Pfussih Sakohy'
BavariaY Why, there Is not gdnia Of Paris Who may
not ruo his hands aud ok his heels rejoicing al me tasA
that ecen hssual poliuosl schoomaster has 'auen
the To- peria and kirgly ounces.
Whs,ever b. the issue OF the French Republic mankind
ust be s verllstng debtors II has glorousy worked
out the Liberation Thought. The fire. intellect OF man -
no longer shipped and killed by the censofs SCISSORS
there Is not press throughout Europe, whose untram
eed working added voice TO the choral burst Of
Freedom.
And for u.s. what have EnglIshmen TO fear from tie
consolidation OF the French RepuDcp We have otner
means 10 work out sucn reforms the spirit Of our times
demands and will have. Oar emeutes are pubic meet
ms; and our barricsdes ia the House Of Commons
PARIS March %. DOUGLAS JEBhOLO'
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POLAND.


On the 18th the inhabitants OF Crscow pro.
claimed 4 Republic Fifteen thousand insurgents are
ua5er arms GA the previous day the Governor was
compelled by the people 10 release 400 political prisoners
I'm DIX ted 10 tn recent in'uTrecteS.
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s ios, on both sides Immense, ard me streets 81
,hs Tesreh. stsat we're covered In the forenoon WIN
ofdesa snd wounded such also was the case 20
,Ss Koris,.ts where curing the previous evenin aooe
49, o'oek the combat ragged most Al about TWO 10
-. -,,- fsts correspondent Il The to'egrf 0ditHS.i
saw number OF citizens with eared heads saa,
g., So. wagon IN which were isid We oo1ies
-. - .sc.s Who had fallen 10 the fnedriehs'
,,.st ms procession. singing The chorus 0
a.. u.in Z1vsrsleht." ATrivei at the ps4Ace, 49,
A. va, received IN deep sleree, Nhec y" -,
b-okea by calls for the Kns again 20 s2peAI nc -.
40 - thea however. but shortly siisr"ar1 nc 20
on the balcony above the entrance OF the PAAes =.
tia, he granted the armament of the people Ana MS
entrusted the pe.ce and guard Of his palace % ns
neoule The cesf bodies were then oofae 'nio-,u -
inner court OF the palace and the LEs;sasien' or pleasure
rarsen 70 . elghooring church .t
TIE Armament II the people was iunietis'eF Puees-
81 with. They crowded 10 the Ar'ena. Nneh arms -.
sfs.rtoutsd instantly In he evening the p'se7 va
xrariet BY the SchuEeR-gide q kirc o. civic 80.
The ssrazs done 70 large pubic and private ouht-.s
VS. iurense The house u the interim finance minister
Kahn, was st0rnsd BY the people Tne roSa 'euu1'y,
AS the military exercise house Al The Oranienuursoi
Thore we're reduced 10 Ashes and the artillery
TIE same gate much damsged' Snc parity
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TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY AsD LAw.-By letter
from Lexington. Ky, we learn that verdict has
lost been rendered in the the State Circuit Court
sitting at that place of 90 500 and costs in favor OF
CAsaus NJ CLAY, against some Of those who COM
bined to take down and send off the printing Office
Of his True American in is45. This TO- probably,
the death blow of mob-lsw in Kentucky. Rejoice,
advocates Of Universal Liberty! Your triumPhs
are not confined to one hemisphere. They irradi-
ate the dsepest darkness Of despotism, alike in
the New and Old World.
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alliance Of friendship and the treaties by which Russia Is
contested with the neighborng Powers impose us
sacred duty 10 take timely measures Tor placing portion
OF our troops upon war footing. that IA case circuu
stances should demsrd H. ffo-t snsy be oppo-sd 10
the defll spread Of anarchy. Beyond these prspa'a
tons not anticipated At present. that the Emperor
viii take any steps beyond the eonnp" OF MS own Do
rnions the Tranquility Of which will not Il Is expected
Be sensbiy eisturnsd.
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HANOVER.

Hanover March Isl asst uight some feeble at
tenpts were made 20 produce esuIs a. this place,
which however speedily frustrated BY 'he people
His Majesty has this day ,saed proclamation. expires
sive his grateful acknowledgements to those who 50
promptly caused the laws to bs maintained.
The Haa0reraH Gasste contains d, cree signed by the
Minister Of Interior. aboshing the censorship OF the
press bu. the time providing for the punishment
by Of those who sh all publish political hbels against
the established order OF things.
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THE FAILURES IN EUROPE.
THE MARKETS, &c. &c.

The steamer Hioernia Captain SHAssos, ar.
rived at her wharf at Jersey City last evening
about eleven She left Liverpool on the 25th ult-'
and made the passage in a few hours more than
fifteen days. We give below the leading particu'
lars of intelligence We have however an ample
stock Of most interesting matter relating to the
present state Of Europe, which will appear as soon
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RUSSIA.
Militarv Preparatious,

The Emperor Nicholas, OF Russia, in an uksse
directed to The Minister Of War; has commanded the
INN sd ate organisation Of all the military reserves.
large portion Of the army Of Russia Is TO be placed
on war footing. and be assembled the lst 3th)
April. THIS step. Gays the decree, a required BY the
syeats transpring In the west OF Europe. mAnifesns
the sinful design Of saoyeriing legal authorities The
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The Financial Situation.

With regard TO financial matters, regret to
learn that tho Government found necessary
bill to the Chzmcer % Representatives. empower
ing the great banks II Belgium, the Banqus de Bel
gQge and the Sc sc Generate" 10 suspend cash pay.
nent for bills above twenty Eve francs. The bill gives
legal currency Of the former bank 70 the
millions II francs, and O( the latter (the i'm
porSnt n this couniry) TO the amount Of twenty Millions
In all thirty millions OF frsncs The Chambers took the
matter into consideration. and hastily passed with
OUT any change, through the Chambers, and Ia promu-
gated 10 the HontfeEr Beige.
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PRUSSIA.
nI.,urb,nce.ia Berlin.

We have given the news from Berlin 20 tne
l4th Untn the cveong Of that cay al was quiet bui 81
that time crovcs appeared IA the suee A'traete' u Is
SAID BY The number Of patrols both Of horse ana ioo
which parsde1 streets for tie purpose OF prese's
order, and which showed their pse.hc Intention. ~
wounding several people seriously, cue child hAvne nso
Der abdomen laid open by sabre cut IL SAID now
ever that 20 uors rjnres were i'm ceo On me lotn
groups Of People began early 20 gather together and 10
ward noon a vast crowd mad assembled on the Scnloss-
platte. the square before the King, palace This crowd
kent increasing IN numbers sni In bolcness, ana
toward evening stones and other missiles were thro'n
against the sertines who guard the palace gates
TIE warnings o desist were responded to win hesh
votys Of stones until cavalry were employer 10 ei-aI
the square. TIE mob reuesfed, ana sought cut
places 10 the neghboring streets, where they might
make stand for which they sought 20 make iaciuss IN
getting together barrels and other modes OF proiecon
The troops clearing away such oos'scles were sseh
by stones Nor did they succeed without Accernt. Two
deaths we're positively announced, the bodies hkV1g Veen
found In the spreegssee Barbados were made III nan!
streets and when forced By the troops II IS
impossible 70 The number Of deaths that ensueo bu
many were wounisd. The city eomms'ailes ekertea
themselves Oh the city police, TO suppress the asuF
Dances and thy succeeded. By eleven all was qlet ana
orderly There was manifested throughout by the people
a deep feeling OF irritation scsnsi The sooisry' tee
raubic spatch seat Berlin 81 I'VE on the evening
Iof the 18th 10 Cologne by Herr Won Rsumer Minister Of
the Interior stated that all was then quiet iIuns tnus
For three evenings the people have appeared IN oshus
aud IA arms in the streets. The citizens have worked
hard 70 brig about cam Since yesterday al IS quiet
and there IL At present symptom OF renewal Oh as
surh.
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very exciting debate took place in the House
Of Commons the 23d on motion made by Mr. BRIGHT
the well Known sn-Corn Law agi's,or for leave briDg
Ia bill 70 abolish The Game Laws. Mr. Bright made
long speech against the Game Laws and was followed by
gentlemen on both Sides the most prominent OF whom was
SIR GEORGE GsEr. motion was made TO adjourn the
debate but lost. aud finally the House adj urned
without taking the question on leave TO bring In the bill
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SPAIN.


From all quarters OF Spain come assurances Of
complete quiet. solitary rabucAire Csyetaad Burgos
had presented himself for pardon In Catalonia. and fray
with tho Snug slers had taken plsce Ia Gallicla.
The Popular eonrsdcts the report OF the Ciam0r that
any detention was entertained by the Government Of al
vancing Mont enser TO the head Ct the artillery.
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prvsd faculty. of volta inasmueh a. the lsv h1lds
the until found zaty; bot the ether hard
proceed freely 20 The ps;s o. votnE tn-J
cred 10 the position - eitteus who
from illness other unforeseen csusss cannot attend and
who cons. quent 0s- her fi4ht The arns being.
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SWITZERLAND.

LOLA MOSTTs IN SWITZERLAND This exirsor.
dusry and noorous individual has fund new protector
ia the British Charge d'Aftres at b7fns ht X feei
ION ~ Sir R5bertD She seeo pom-usiB s daily with
Inn On her arrival Mr. Pee giys dinner, 20 which be
Invited the Ambassador Lola looks pse sod sissyi but
her eve s;il retains braaey aud her carriage pec1
-. LIZ I'M
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Movement. in Sardinia.

The moment the rising in Lombsrcy became
known A. Turin Kiag Charles Albert eonvokei Cabinet
Council 70 consider The ex e.euey Of marching az armed
force 70 the assistance Of the Nilsnese.
On the 18th met King Charles Albert published seh
eral amnsaty
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS ...aA.en p.
Cotton.

REPORT THE WEEK LspiSG MARCH "a
No change the better hiss taken place in market
and it almost impossible 10 ssssvsis the gloom ana
dstrusl existing during the whole Of sst week We there
fore scarcely mske any addition 10 the unsvorsbs re-
obliged TO render In circular Of rdsy last
And the which the disastrous stats
thtDfs then in sxsncs and which brought under
consideration conn1s TO bear upon procssdine
hsvs no i'm so far prices
worse being about I'd lover IN nearly ell ga sffiss Of
American s1apied II kind Including Esyp-
tisns Brszls &c freely offered st easy Sea
Ia are perhaps 10 demand former
prices end Eas india Of hs better sorts have undergone
iitrl. dnfns,on ia value But yesterday and tbs
ne also observe lees snd futile
hope confidence than at any period during tho Isst
fornsht and may sdd that within the last hour o.
two there 10 stosether cheerful n.rhst and lee
Cotton sails 900 American have been taken Sescu-
lstiop. and s6s American, sara 100 Psrnam and 50
Msrsnham for export Ssles ofthe wees, "a 7s0 b.lss
Geo. Holt & Co.
Provisions.
With moderate srri Of Beef the rsds have been free
buyers full prices for hne quality New Pork moves "a
steadily ship bat thu and the trade
stocked there will b son, old 10 only
slow sale at former rates The mstet 10 we'll cleared OF
Bseon ths latest sales being advances previous quo
tsobs. The pton setivo and long price,
remain moderate hhely to continue Chses@ not
very sctve and reduce Quotations The price OF
Cheshire Cheese s lower, which tends ehset the de-
msad for American. AZ shght eonsesson Ia price the
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BAVARIA.

The French Government has received tel,
graphic dspsch announcing that the king Of bavaria had
abdcsted; no dates other particulars are given, the
telegraph being interrupted by the weather.
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SAxONY.

la Leipsic, on the lsth the town vas ilanfn,
sed In hon,r Of the victory ssioed ~ the lnhsotsoo
Vienn. over Nst.rnich and the announcement OF COZ
st.a0ou TO Austria An address Of confrs sstlcn was
signed by numerous iuhAhitAnts 10 their brothe" 10