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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ The funeral OF the late Andrew Harrison,
one Of most esteemed citizens was attended yes
,erdsy By large concourse OF relatives and friends
who. 10 the number Of one hundred and niiy pro.
ceeied to Greenwood Cemetery BY the new 'tsarer
Green wood from the foot Of Cham5ersst The i4eii-
ties which the sjids FOR visiting The cemetery
the subject Of general conmendstion and remark
| among the lar,e companE on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

WIDOWS AND OsfuNs' FusD. The Connecticut ~
,osl Lno Inu'arcs Company have declared dividend
sixty per TO It's members Th- succs. Of this Comp
ny unparalleled In LIE in.ufsnce, numbering ov fos
slad membefs App.csuor. for nsursrcs may BE- ms,eD
the agent J. W. JUDI, 81 w.Lst up stale MI JsTaIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

q IHEorHrLus FIsSE is 70 have compi-
nen,Ary benefit given him this evening al the Coliseum
on which occasion he x deliver hts Address upon the
Women Of the Revolution, 10 Be followed ~ series
OF remarkable and amusing experiments IL Natural Phi
losophy and slso in Electrical Psychology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

~ HANDSOME Doors It low pI.ce,, ce1 DO found q
fwsTKiSs' ia Fa,ton-s. M Wa boots give uniyens
ss,faoton, s1d sdyi'e ieHcs hey want re'AJ
| goCd sTilcl. 70 siyr him csl. ml7Sleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

CoAL-JUsi received, Red hsb, Esg. Slows and re'
| Coal sellog 81 reduced prices. }. p OsTkOh'
| mif7.. Yard cor. Tenth.sV snd Twenty dShs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

FORGERY AND LARcLSI.-A young man about
Il years Of age named Frederick Billings was srresid
yesterday BY ofiser COde,; Of the Second "Gd, on
charge of having committed forgery and larceny IN me
City o: Washington. IL sPpears that the accused was
IN the employ Of Mr. Lewis sgen! OF the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company, and TIA, be deeAnP'd on sA'1r
Day lmnediAsly after ne departed II VAS discovered
TIA; be lad committed ihe.e offences, and that several
other complaints have been preferred against him
Mr Lewis sent slegrSPhic dispatch to this City ard
the accused wu found a, the store Of Blunt synes
where be had called for the pur pose Of examining
revolvers ii 10 supp ossd preparatory to hs de-
pzriure TO California He was committed By Justice
Lsthrop 10 await farther information from Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SocIETT.-The fame US
concert aid Of this Society comes OF tonight q, the
Tabernace Al tho new singers who were so sue
ees.fa last light a, tie Opera House, will take part 90
well 9. the LABoRDEs and the HoHssrocKs each Of
whom arc host 10 themselves CHAs HoHS5roDK
will play among other things, the Carnival Of Paris -
see the rich programme In another column, and pre-
pare 10 60.
STEAMSHIP TESSEssEt-This splendid new
steamer Of tic New York and Savannah line, will be
open ia receive vsiiers this dag at pier No r.
ana 10 morrow will take her departure for savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

Nuufs truly, HORACE GREELEY.
J GEEEs, ESQ Cor. Seey :. Of ireland
ANer those necessary forms were gone through with
gres, spir, ard feeling the company rose, ard in
short time the happy ihrons OF smiling faces and bright
eyes gisiencd as they jyou.ly moved through the
graceful evolutons Of the festive dsrcc which delight,
fa amusement continued 20 = a,c hour this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-20

men; n another column that our old isvorite New
bursh boat The T.oes P0rel Is sold of the line The
place Will be fled By The Ros0 William also good
boat which make, the ar,, Trip for the Ieason to-day
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
CHATHAM CLIFFORD. L. o.
AMBROSE II, SEWER. L. O.!
uT.triS re LA ROSA"

And be IL further rssol,sd. Tha. such paper
iin tho Department sf State, tho Prs:'dsn, os
requested 10 inform this House whe'hsr said
Commissioners. or Plcaipotentiaries, werc ON,
powerod.to make said explanations and give sald
guarantees, and BY wins, authority they were SO
empowered and whether tho said protocol ha'
boon submitted TO tho consideration oil the sen
ale Of the United States, and been sanctioned o>
a constitutional msjoriiy Of that body.
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And be il further enacted, That the Presiden,
inform this House whether he was aware Of The
existence Of such protoco at the time Of hi.
proelsmatisn Of the final exchange of ratifica
tions Of said treaty on the 4ih day Of July, 1913
Mr.. Houston. Of Alabama, rose and said
Il was rather lengthy resolution. lie
thought the House had better have the on.
poriuniiy of looking at il; therefore, he
objected to its passage this morning.
Mr.. Stephens said il was simply reso.
luton of inquiry. l, was a very impor.
tan, matter. lie trusted the gentleman
would not object. He did not propose to
discuss i. II simply called for informa.
ton. lie hoped the gentleman would not
object to IFS passage.
Mr.. Houston. | prefer it should not
pass today. 1t is too long entirely. l
want TO have The opportunity TO examine il.
Mr.. Stephens. do not understand The
gentleman from Alabama 10 object to it's
reception
Mr.. Houston. Yes. sir, do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16

Ifycu wish good miniature taken, cal
n Mr.. Smiley, Who is nov "holding up
II mirror 10 nature" atthe Cour, House;
|od remember, that thess Daguerro,yp pc
lios.ures are nirrsrsd reflections made
|.rosnen', and ere consequently obliged to
|. arikinsly correct. Mr.. Smiley takes
hen with tina, lifs like appearance seeu in
he Individual features themselves. He has
h the late improvements, aud is prepared
finish q "piciure," 10 the latest New
! ok OF Ph,lsdelphIa style.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
CURE FOR nYDRoPHoBIA.

Al Udina, in Friule, poor man lying
under the frighful torture Of hydrophobia
vas cured with come draughts Of pure vim.
epar, given him, by mistake instead Of an
Other potion. A physician at Padua got
ig.slligence of,his even'at Ud'na, and TIL
ed the same remedy upon patient a. the
hospital, administering to him a pound Of
vinegar in the morning, another at noon,
and the third at sunset, and the man was
speedily and perfectly cured.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16

point with pride to our flag, a. again un.
furled IN this article; and the hot contests
Of coming yesrs, &c kind Providence
should spare us,) will show who filters in
his faith, or whogives back before the on.
sets OF an embittered adversary.
We have put our hand to the plough"
and We shall not look back" Ii is no
part OF our nature to do so, and so we could
not, IT We would. Onward is the word !!
Onward, until roads are constructed, riv.
ers cleared out, and markets built up for
the hard. working people Of the State !!
Onward, until North Carolina shall assume
her just rank among her sister States! On.
ward, until immigration shall take the place
Of mIgiaiion-uniil our lands are i'm.
proved, our people melted to labor by com.
mensurate rewards, and until health and
life, instead ot.deatb, shall leap and Jingle
10 the arteries of thrift, industry and com.
merce !-Rol. Standard.
NIX. CLEMENT, OF DAVE. AND HIS
AMENDMENT.
We have omitted, BY some oversight, to
call attention before, TO the fact, that wben
the Dobbin Resolutions on Slavery and the
Territories, were Under discussion in the
House OF Commons, Mr.. Slany offered an
amendment, which he stated was extract.
cd from tie Farewell Address Of Gen.
Washington 10 his CounlIymeu, in these
words:
And to -nasl -inainnanilx my s,,o"y. a.
ALLEVIATE my portion Of our country freri,-.l-a
resi, or 10 eniecble the sacred ties which now
link together the various parts"
After ii was read, Mr.. Clement, (Loco, }
who mis- represented the Wing County uf
Davie, offered TO amend" by adding
something like the following:
"Prorided. That nothing herein contained
shall be understood as censuring ary of the
Southern Representatives who recently held q
Southern Convention in Washington City"
Mr.. Hamilton c. Jones ridiculed this
amendment, by moving to add TO Mr..
Clements PIoviso, the words" nor any
Of those who travel by land or water"
This threw Mr.. Clements amendmen, into
ridicule, and he "dropped it,"
Blu, really, Mr.. Clement wished TO
"amead" the Farewell Address Of the
Father Of his Country Wasn't i, sub
lime And why should he think there
was any censuro Of the Souherners who
went into Convention Does he think the
the Union is not worth preserving ? and if
80, does he correctly represent his con.
,lituents.-Ral. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
RALEreu. Ian. ". Isl9


At meeting this evening, of consid.
liable number Of the members Of the
sdical Profession, composed Of those who
Il members Of the Legislature, visiters
hd residents. DR.. W. B. Lane, OF Ran.
blph, was called 10 the Chair, and DR.. J.
! Erwin, Of Mcdowell, appointed Score.
)w.
The object Of the meeting was then ex.
aimed by DR.. williamson, Of Casweli, to
!, 10 take into consideration the impor.
|nce and propriciy Of establishing a State
edical Society, and TO adop, those means
st calculated to promote tina, object.
Whercupon, after due consideration, it
bs unanimously
Rsso'red, That this meeting do most earnestly
|yite tie members Of tho Medical Profession
|rcuehout the State, 10 meet in Convention, in
y CITY Of Raleigh, on the 3 Monday in April
|i,, for the purpose Of organizing state Med.
h Society. aud otherwise promoting tie good
the Profession. And
Rrsoired Js,thsr, That the Newspapers Of this
liz and the State st large. be respectfully ie.
It,,ed 10 publ b these proceedings
w. d. LANE, NJ. D., Chairman.
u $. Erwin, Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
AYorilERGoop MOVE BY CONGRESS

ANOTHER GOOD MOVE BY CONGRESS-
The House Of Congress, says the Baltl.
more Sun, having abolished logging in the
Navy, have followed up the good movemeu.
by abolishing the gros ration. which is two
to receive four cents. Mr.. John A. Rock
we'll, Of Connecticut, has the credit of this
act, and Mr.. Sawyer, of Ohio, the credit OF
the former. Ir The Senate confirm these
proceedings, we shall soon SEQ desirable
improvement, in the character Of the Navy
Chas. Elle,, Esq, distinguished Eng
reer, sucge.,s a plank road to the Pacific
a. practicable. Such road, on which
hes could make seven miles an hour,
would enable US to 60 from ST. Louis 10
San Francisco 10 10, or at iur'hes', IN II
dave, and from New York 10 the Pacific IN
lc.s than Is days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
Rangers Notice.


PER SCHOOL.
ALExA NDRIANA 40 4 d EN- Y.
Meehtenturg county. n. G., 10 mi!es North o.
Charlotte.
S. d. WHARTON, PRINCIPAL,
Rev. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. RLcTok.
gHyEE seventh Session of this Institu lou CON-
menced on the first Monday in January
under the superintendent of the above gentle
men. The course of studies adopted is such us
TO prepare pupils for admission TO the Junior Glass
in any of our Colleges. Its location is as pleas
ant and healthy and as far removed from all causes
of dissipation, as any this section oil The State.
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and
lights per month, 20
TuiSiON.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Geography, per sess. Of months o
Algebrs, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy.
Rhetoric, Logic, &c., =
Latin and Greek Languages, IL
Jan. l2, lS49. lou
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
MR.. CLAWS ELECTION.

The vote in the Kentucky Legislature
on the election Of Mr.. Clay to the Senate,
stood as follows-Clay 80, Col. X. NJ
Johnston 40.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
FACTS IN RELATION TO CHEAP
POSTAGE.

POSTAGE.
A correspondent Of the National Inlcll.
genoer furnishes the following statement,
for the information Of those who are OF
opinion that tn rates Of postage proposed
by Mr.. Niles bill, now before the Senate,
are too low. The writer sets forth The
rates of the BILL aud then calculates the
amour, to be charged per pound on mail
matter:
/. Newspapers (when dry are 10 pay
when they do not exceed Two ounces, one
cent, and like sum for every fractional
par, thereof" This is eight cents pound
hence a bag Of newspapers weighing 200
lbs, (the weigh, Of a barrel Of f1ur,) will
pay the post Office sirteen dollars.
2. A bag Of magazines or pamphlets
weighing 200 lbs, paying one cent per
ounce, or sxlen cents a pound, will be
charged by the pos, office thirty tuo dol.
lars.
3. GAN hand bills, circulars, and print.
cd letters, not sealed, half the price Of let.
ter postage" that is, three cents an ounce,
or forty eight cents per h.; aud bag con.
tanning 2O0 lbs. will be charged ninety sir
! doft0rs.
4. Letters, if prepaid, will be charged
six cents an ounce, or uineiy.six cents q
pound hence bag containing 200 lbs.
will be charged one hundred end ninefy-'ro
doliars; but, If not pre- paid, il wi be
rated at three hundred and trsn'y dollars !
5. Ship letters which are now carried
out Of the United States free Of any charge
in private ships, will by this bill De re.
CURED to pay five cents, which, which, for
a bag weighing 200 lbs, will bs charged
with postage at the rate Of three hundred
and trenfy dollars.
6. "Ship letters sen, by mail packets to
any foreign country, or 10 the possessions
of the United States on the Pacific, must
pay twenty one cents for every half eunco''
which, for a bag containing 200 lbs, will
amount TO the enormous sum Of thirteen
hundred and forty four dollars
ANOTHER GOOD MOVE BY CONGRESS
The House Of Congress, says the Balti'
more Sun, having abolished logging in the
Navy, have followed up the good movement
by abuilshipp the urpL ration " hich is two
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
RICHMOND, Feb. oh, 1910.

DEATH OF JOHN W. THOMPSON.
In the House Of Delegates on yesterday
there occurred most awful aud distress.
log event.
MIR. John W. Thompson, OF Boietour,,
who, within the last week, has been con.
fined to his bed by sickness, and who only
got out two days ago, was proceeding to
/ ill the blanks in Bill to establish branc !
Bank at Fincastlc, when Mr.. Couke
Roanoke. perceiving his debility,
him 10 give way for a motion O.
Bill on the table for the presS
Mr.. Thompson declined; and on o.
called on TO "speak louder" attempted ID
raise bis voice, aud then sank suddenI, in.
TO his Chair, with his head falling on his
desk, and called for water. An immediate
rush was made to his assistance I'D on
his being carried to one Of the alleged
seats in draught of nir, Dr. 6fby at
tempted TO bleed him, bu, failed TO get
blood, and in less than five mintes he was
a CORPSE.
Terror stricken and amazed, The House
Immediately adjourned and the Senate on
being appfized Of The appalling event, did
likewise. Mr. Thompson was between
50 and GO years Of age. aud had been for
several years member os the House.
He vas one Of the kindcst hearted men
| ever knew, and fayoritc with his fellow
members. Although not a man ofcxlranr.
binary talents, Mr.. Thompson had great
'Gllueuee in the House, and was an excel
lent local Delegate. Sudden as was his
summons, his friends are consoled by the
fact that lie was not unpreparcd for II, as
he has been for several years a worthy
member Of the Methodist Church. His
remains, under the escort Of a Committee,
were embarked for Lynchburg this morn.
Jog, on their way 10 his hcmc in Botc,ourt.
They were attended 10 The packet by o
large crowd Of members und cilizens.-
Petersburg Iateliigeaeu.
i " We are proud thu, many improve
mcnis are now contemplated in ouT State,
and trust that their usefulness will meet the
turnpike from Salisbury to the Georgia line
seems 10 be the Western share. and may be
intended ms put or Of our claims for more.
Well, lie II 80. half loaf is better than no
bread, and the people OF this section have
means OF their own a. command, which
they Will be likely 10 use in such improve
meats as are needed. We know of enc
eon,e mpIa,ed m the way Of Plank Road
by indiridual enterprise. We purpose
gtsag a few Essays on this sui jeci, itom
Ihe,p en OF public spirited und highly IN
lehsen, gentlemen, Of this county, 10 nc.
company the plans oil LAYING the road, Nth
oil o'her particulars necessary. lie. the
F. improvements undertaken nov, succeed ;
/ We may no, be in such bad fix as many
anticipate bu, good or bad, le, US lay cur
shoulders 10 tho wheel, and ret the old
North oul Of her liahlliles, by making the
The roads redeem them; lei US assis, IN her
undertakings, for her faith is now pledged
II her bright hopes should be blasted, lei
not 10, US Of the Yves, believe i, will be any
satisfaction TO d, clare 1--WE had no hand Ia
it. The work mus, 90 on ow,- Lincoln
/ Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
Mary Johnsing arc q case,
And so are Sally Tompslng,
General Jackson are horss,
Aud so are Colonel Johnsing."

or The following Judges Of the Supe
rior Courts will ride the ensuing Spring CIR
cults, in the following order;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-16
A CASE.

" Potomac" the " ashington correspon.
dent of the Baltimore Patriot, thus notices
pet,'ion presented to the House:
Mr.. G,ddngs, the great gun Of The Abo'
liionis's, is IN high feather JUS, now. on &C.
couu, Of a petition to Congress from q Mrs.
Mary Johnson. Somewhere 10 the State Of
New York. She represents iha. her hus.
band was 10 our nrmy in Mesico-,hat he
deserted TO the encmy--that no was cap
,uIed mud b-."sh, b-et -ihai Gen. TAYLOR
would not allow him 10 remain, but sent
him otf-,hat no is lost 10 her, IN conse-
o,ence, is not to the world and that as the
Congress is paying for negroes lost IN
similar wuy, as IN the Pacheco case. and
as she considers one white man worth two
negroes, she plays to be paid two thousand
dollars, double the sum paid Tor Pacheco :
Lewis,) tor the lost husband
MARY Johnsing arc case,
Aud so are Sally Tompsing,
General Jackson are horss,
Aud 80 are Colonel Johnsing."
W AMI, a negro. the property OF the
Messrs. Bclscr, Of Chester, ). T., who
was arrested 10 the nc. Of robbing the store
of Andrew Iloyle, Of CASTOR County, and
committed to Lincoln Jail for safe keep
inn, was taken TO Salisbury on Tuesday
last, before his honor, on writ Of hdbed'
corpus. His liberation was not effected
Judge Ellis requiring bond Of $1,000 io
his appearance a, our next Superior Court
I-Lincoln Courier.
or The following Judges Of the Sups
rior Courts will ride the ensuing Spring CIR
..;,. in the following order:
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28

discoveries, and eleva,ing the condition oi
this mighty nation.
An intelligent and faithful ministry are
rising up to bless our churches, and as on
angels wings are sending the Gospel to
heather shores TO proclaim the glad news
of salvation 20 all people.
Living amid scenes like these, as the day
Of thanksgiving and praise comes round
let US no, fail TO set il apart in becoming
manner. aud worship God as the sis'r oi
all our mercies.
lie, Us praise God in the family circle
by the fresde, aud US we come to the res
tive board at our hcmes, loaded "ih .he
rich bcunlies Of His hand. Let Nv Z" 10
the house Of God there Ie: songs OF praise
arise from every heart, and there from the
mouth OF His aulbas, adors let US heaf
what God the LORD will say.
Let us there and as we return, commend
ourselves, Cur families and the brotherhood
Of our common race, invoke on all iil'
promised blessing, and look forward with
joy to 'ba, great day Of thanksgiving
when all the redeemed shail meet IN hea"
en-, and there forever as enc family pra'ss
God our father in strains s~ eeter and loud
er than were ever swep. from the harp o
the hcliest and happiest angel.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28

As to The difficulties which this affair
may give rise to, the Interpretation OF the
treaty between those two powers belongs
(says the no,e) 10 them alone, and England
oug h, 10 remain completely unconnected
with il.
A correspondent, writing from Constan.
,incple, thus refers 10 the activity prevail
ing there: "The Turks continue their
warIike preparations. and their whole fleet
will be ready very quickly, Tor they are
actively at work upon every ship that is tit
for service" Turkey Is now in state 10
defv Russia.
France has been quie; under the extra.
ordinary circumstance which occurred IN
the capital.
The manGuvring Of rival parties, since
the fall OF Louis Philippe, has never ceased;
! and in such crisis us the present. musl
have been carried on with even increased
activity; but this has been less apparent
ihnn before.
Orders have been forwarded by the
French government, for Steam Irieaie lo
proceed TO Po',ici, 10 be placed at the Pope''
disposal, as he appears decided to return
10 Rome.
| I, vas expected at Rome that the Pop
would he at Benevenlo on the 30th Of DC
tober.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28
DIED..

AT hi''residence in BuiFiis Tp on the 4,h inst.
JANEs MCLrLLAs Esq. in his SD year.
At New Berlin, 10Th inst. JAMES CoHNEIIrs
in his 9Th year.
At the residence Of hcr daughter MSS E Davis
in Lewisburg, evening of 22d inst, in her 6iih
wear, Mrs. Axs BLACKWELL, relict of Mr. Peter
Blackwell, decd.
Mr.. and Mrs.B. migrated from England about
as years siuce, living at first with the English
settlement on Pine Creek, and afi-ru ards n,
Danv.le end in Derry. Columbia county. In
both these places, and in this her late residence.
Mrs. L. leaves many friends to whom her virtues
aud her un,ring kindness had peculiarly endeared
her, Mrs.B. hsd been 80 years 8 menber Of the
Bsp,is, church, and died in the full enjoyment Of
the faith Of the gospel Size was buried in Dan.
vile on Saturday last BY the side Of her departed
husband and other members Of her family.
In East Buffalo, Nov. 23, HENRI BErzxn,
aged 80 years. s mon,hs, and % days.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-28
Foreign News.
BosroN, Nov. 25. I9A. N

DOoioN, ANOV. <Os ~. Ns
The steamship Caledonia, Capt. Leich,
arrived at this port at haii.past eleven
o'clock last night.
There was un Improvement OF 1 10 i'd
in The cotton market at Liverpool. for
American descriptions, on the day Previ.
Gus to The steamers sailing.
The money market was easier.
Sir Henry BuIrer had sailed from
Portsmouth in the tiecn;e Aloop Of war.
for New York.
Fund ElIend has bcen informed bv Count
Nesseirode that the Gar demands that the
Hungarian refugees shall he located in The
interior Of Gambia. or on such other point
of the Turkish territory as may afTprd the
creates, facilities Ter keeping ,h IN under
surveillance. II any Of the refnge-s wish
to 20 10 France or England. they nav be
permitted so 10 do. The Gar viii take
no notice Of their departure, nor~ iths'and.
ing The danger that may attend them,
wfp;her in France or England.
There can he no doub, but lha, the reiu.
gees viii busy themselves in preparing ior
u ne~ revolution.
The decisive attitude assumed by Eng.
end IN The Turkish question has annoyed
the Err"rnr very much. lie Sss caused
I. 'oun, N,.sselrode to address an energetic
note To the English government on The sub
ieci. 10 tins note, The Emperor protests
rainsi ihs hostile demonstration IN the
midst Of peace. and against The right which
England urrogates to herself TO interfere in
. matter which regards tnly Russia and
he Sublime PoIls. !