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be deprived Of that right By DEGREES the Correctons
COuris Ia virtue Of The 42f article Of the penal code
shall not be Inscribed OF the electoral lists y. Vein
proposed 20 declare that individuals sentenced % three
month"; imprisonment for theft swin5nz or abuse Of
conf 5ence should be excluded from the rsht 20
81 elections THIS amendment, opposed BY NM Esetfe
and Bilsult rejected and the paragraph proposed
By the COMMITTEE adopted.
Another amendment Of NJ Vezin tending b exclude
individuals guilty Of various offences and cr.m-s and
public functonsres convicted Of msversstioD whether
the tribunal pronounced not that exclusion rise
30 long and confused discussion and ultimately
adopted M. Gent proposed amendment 10 except
the individuals sentenced for political crimes T. penal
ties carrying with them oishonor iDfsmv. previous
TO the 2ith Of February.-A Vslette observed tina,
decree Of the Provisional Government hsd already re-
stored TO their rights political offenders
After few words from NJ. Scho cher the amend
ment was referred 70 the Committee. The discussion
next opened toe paragraph relative 10 the exclusion
Of bsrkrups not re.habilitsted ~ Emile LeroUx said
that ~ that paragraph about 900 citizens who had
voted az the election OF the Assembly and The President
OF the Republic would be EXCLUDED from the electoral
right distinction should be made between the bank
rupts who had honorsby compounded with their cred
tors or were declared excussble By decision Of the
Court, and those convicted 81 fraud and dishonesty
He accordingly proposed add 70 the paragraph Of the
Committee these words. who have lot been declared
excussble or re-hsbiiitstsd'
This amendment combs,ei by the committee, was
rejected BY 1863 votes 20 342 TIE Assembly having
resumed the discussion the electoral aw, excluded
usuTers from the exercise Of electoral right
On the 18th the discussion Of the electoral law
resumed, and, after warm debate, the National As
sefnby decided that the cantOns might be subdvided
for the convenience Of the electors into four sections
The next article Of the electoral provided that the
division Of the csntons should be submitted % the ap
probation Of the Council Of STATE " kerdul moved
that be left exclusively 20 the decisions Of the COun
cilsGeDera Of the Departments and revived every
three years confused discussion ensaad. and the
amendment was adopted by considerable majority.
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A Presidential soiree.

The following Is from WIilusr and Smiths Tiass
The at the rlyses Rationale, the evening of
the sih inst OF the most brilliant that has
vet been given by the President Of the Republic, both
81 srds the number and rank Of those invited The
salons Of the paais are As 10 well known, but Of mo
ders,e extent for the official residence oil The Chief OF
the state. They capable Of containing abou, 600
persons-that is more than 600 consregzte At
ease and without neonveniencing each other
Last light however there could not have been lees
than 500 and the result that In than part
Of the rooms compact masses were formed without any
possibility OF moving shout Those accustomed % the
9omp and etiquette OF royal receptions could ind no
difference whatever In tbs state OF this republican dis
play The ladies who Represented the beauty and rank
Of the sristocratic Fsubourg Of the German and Of
the wealth ofthe financial quarter Of the Chsussee dAn
tin, were splenddly dressed The glitter Of enoroi-
derry the blaze Of diamonds the goss Of satin and the
rich sOfness Of velvet recalled some OF the best days
Of royal fcstyi,ies-
One of the hrs, things that struck al who had the
honor OF being present last nj eht al the sysee Nation
old General Statesman OF the Empire could for mo-
mont forget the history OF the last forty years he might
well imagine that he WAS assisting at one OF fhose gor-
reous receptions In the tine OF Napoleon. As you
entered the Salon dAteHfe You hfst encountercd SIX
,,l rrooms Of the Antechamber dressed In the rich
livery OF the Emperor motoness silent and stately as
statues. .
tan IN a book where = list had been previously made
ut which served 10 check the cards presented. Your
anne wa. then pronounced ia loud solemn tone OF
voice, and you forthwith ashered INTO second
saloon where the President Was standing 10 tns center
4, re .,,;,nss th., has become classic in France
notwithstanding it, unsrsceaness, namely bis eAnds
behind bis back.
Assr bovins 10 the President you then moved about
al your pleasure from one group TO another OF the dis
,Eguished men snd beautiful women you sa" IN All o.,
rsctions The ladies', whose names were snno1nceu
we're invariably accompanied BY aids de-csmp sao'
with the exquisite grace and gslantry (wnen French
men choose to be graceful snd gallant none are more
IA
,smsnS which ds,inguishe. the accomplished solder
Introduced them 10 the chief of the State, VINO re
ceived them with bow, and always had lew words
70 address 10 them
The whole of the apartments were furnished In the
,,ye Of the Empire and toe gards nsEbls had been
diligently searched for the old objects Of rrfr and Of
Ar. which reminded the old days and Of scenes nov
long gone BY The productions Of the great Masters
adorned the walls: lastres OF antique and gorgeous
fashion depended from the ceiling P<ad.ies OF exqs
lie workmanship and OF gigantic sxe ettered on every
de and carpets Of the faest fabric In the son dePths
Of which The Zoo, buried pef sPrssd 0ps sasI Tcssoss
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AUSTRIA.
The Huurarfan War.

report has been circulated at Vienna that the Rus
sian Army had entered Trsnsy wanna in order TO sup
port the Austrian troops which were 100 "esx 70 re-
sist the Hungarian insurgents under BEN, who have
made an Eruption into the province ouf his report
h.s been unconfrmed, and seems 20 DO untrue.
MArsb. Weldon puoshed the following bulletin OF
the Hungarian War a. Vienna on the 18th;
Aesr he Of the from P--th poroa Of tler,
marched % Gfo-arsaa AID D>srs-z1 a1oib~f
,or Gsorg- -en; 20 ss>1I ad sa 70 >s1sch ast
k-ucsrx Gss Go hsvx gpec he VI ssnt
Msroa Tsscsy trr>c o-ssc ae sns>
place the "a and t VI Fsofn<fy. n~sr fnso anc hor,
80 re n.arxsa e~s~1 the Z-P.s te-y
.<ed Z -szp- - Ara Irsn.ys,1 whrss
r>d Tie ro.1nn q shh nsf nsrcns1 FRI n
-.wa11a kAns~lbsrs s1ssncg tksness tas SO
a Ms.szssa Issy ssp SfYossl ~ ,c ssTss ssssr Capt
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Mt.cellHpeous.

The report concerning the entrance of tho Russisns
Trsnsy vsnis in order 10 aid the Austrian forces
cannot be traced yet TO any satisfactory source IL
would appear that the rumor was irst propsgated by
letters from Hermsnnstadt but letters which reached
Vienna on the l2h aud 18th from Cronstadt make no
mention II the appearance of the Russians IN tho Aus
TRAN territory.
The W,H1 Zei,gas publishes proclamation. calling
on Gen Benz and several other individuals concerned
In the late instruction 10 surrender themselves within
90 days, otherwise they will be condemned for contu.
macy
According TO letters from Pesth. Count Lszsr aud
Baron Nidersperg have been sentenced to ten years
imprisonment for having taken part In the Magyar In
surreciiOn.
The Minister of Finance has officially announced tho
issue % tho amount OF 250O00OO forms OF treasury
notes Of the respective value OF 1000 500 100 and so
aorins bearing per cent. interest These notes will
be taken la pay nent by the National Oces and the
National Bank.
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The Baynrian tiinistry Beaten.

The Second Chamber OF the States Of Bavaria on the
9th inst passed hostile vote the Ministry to the
effect that the DEGREES of the Frankfort Assembly should
be obeyed whereas the Cabinet required them 20 be
sanctioned by the Government. The Ministers, In con
sequence. offered their resignation TO the King which
he accepted This ia the SIKH Cabinet which has fallen
In Bavaria within year.
Dates from Munich Feb H. state ihst tina, day the
Assembly the motion OF Count Arco Valley, unan-
imOusly passed the following resolution" The Cham
Der Of the National Assembly adhere to the law OF duty
and honor by declaring for the welfare and existence
of Germany well OF Bsysra-hrs against the sep
sraon of Austria from the Germsric Confederation
and secondly gansi the erection OF Prussisn Empire
A resolution OF the Ministers made known this
morning that they had all determined 20 remain In
Office having preferred remaining In altogether rather
than letting some Of the members 20 out.
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No AduIterers In the Assembly.

In the latter part Of the sitting Of the 2lst NJ Pierre
LerouK moved thata party convicted OF adultery should
be disqualified from sitting In the Assembly unexpect
e5y the Assembly actually voted the proposed quaf
cation The object OF this maneuver was follows
The Assembly bad previously voted the disqualification
of persons convicted OF robbery theft and other dis
graceful offences In spite or the opposition Of Pierre
Leroux aud his friends who commended that II the peo
pie chose 10 be represented BY thief swiRoer the
Assembly had no right 10 prevent them.
NJ Pierre Leroux therefore turned upon the Assem-
bly, and demanded the disqualification OF the aduterer
as well the swnder, doubling that the propO-
son. which was intensed in fact TO be ironca would
BE- rejected The Assembly, however, took the Mon
,agnsrd his word, and actually adopted his amend
nent Among the persons 10 be excluded by this
decision will be several II IL said Of the most eminent
men OF the Chamber, the most prominent Of whom Is
the celebrated Victor Hugo.
The consideration Of the Electoral Law nearly
completed on the 2lst Feb.
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SHOCKING state Of the Prisoners and the
GanrI nj iknnILx QnnrIer Session..

MoNDAY. Feb l9-1he Court at this moment 10 de
serted by all the professional men. with the exception
OF Mr. Gal ~ey the Crown Prosecutor, who together
with the officers OF the Court, two Of whom discharged
their stomachs) were obliged to remain there from
their duties In consequence of the terrible stencil pro
ccedng from the prisoners in the dock several of whom
affected with dyseutery fever, snd other diseases
Incidental % their impoverished condition. There are
seven of the prisoners sent TO the hospital here Dr.
Mccarthy had attend them constantly from the con.
fined space In which they Three of them died be
fore they here two the journey hither (Which
occupied four days open cars. exposed 10 the in
clemency of the weather and In the jail previ
ously. Chloride of lime had TO be sent for and sprn-
kled about the Court cork Examiner.
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Rumors I'm Baden

According o. the Dcascls aug. Zeirm9 of Leipsic
there 10 every appearance OF approaching Repuol-
can nsurrecton in the Duchy OF Baden and 10 the
Thurinsian princpaties he Reichs ZsiiEaS goes go
far az 10 assert that 18th inst is Sed for the move
msnt In the latter. The Republican paper OF Mann
helm, however denies that an insufrecon IS contem'
plated II appears by the Cologne G0i,u, at the lIh,
that the Badeu Government entertain tho idea Of get
ting Hesssn troops stationed in the Baden Oberland
in prevent any invasion Of IN" territory by the
Germ Republican refugees In S~itzerlaud The sec
ond Chamber Of Baden has refused Ia make way for
constituent The trial Of the Republican, Struye
vii shortly commence.
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Cop,t,tutjou of the Kmpire.

The Austrian Parliamentary Committee on Consti-
rational matters has finished It's sbors and sent in Its
report, with dram of the plan OF the Constitution
Of the Empire. That plan is very liberal and slmost
democratic, snd has tendency to federal principles
The Empire Ia - consst OF ten Crown Lands.
with Governor Administration and Diet to
each Of them. The Diets proposed 20 sit for two
months In the year and general Diet Is 10 assemble
a, Vienna. That general Diet 10 TO consist Of two
Houses OF Chambers the parliamentary durston of
the Lower Chamber s hxed for period OF two years
and that Of the Upper for six The dram gives the En-
peror the usual prerogsve Of executive power Each
Province Is TO have separate financial administration
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Stafe Of Parties.

The correspondent Of the Dsay Ners writes, under
date Of FEB. Is:
meeting was held yesterday Of ali the members Of
the Assembly who are opposed 10 the partition of Ger
many The meeting curious enough mixture
Ausrrans par srcesses uitrz-montane Bavarisns and
members Of the lsft-repubcanS astrepublicans,
and worshpers Of sbsoluie narchy-verc mingled
pellnel II evident from the ou,set that these
parties could but III amIsamafe. The 9rest-rePub.t
cans Of the Jeff frankly svowed that they we're resdy
70 sen themselves the sbsoutst party but that ther
price was q recognition Of popular liberty Ihis va
rsther bitter bin for the party Sked 10 swallow r.
Nevertheless ths Austrisns ard the roysiiss opposed
70 Pruss:sa empire gave symptoms at arss OF dispo.
slson 70 give Up thsiS tyorIis notion Of sosn'u q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Observation-Disclosures.

AT the recent Congress Of Working Men, held In this
city II stated that Working Mems Associations
making much progress In ssxony and In SAKE.
Alteuburg, and that some association workshops mad
been established therein. Nearly all the members OF
the Congress preached Communist doctrines snd urged
the necessity Of breaking up Capital lin other words
putting down Cspitslists) In order TO render Labor
Tree In reply to question Addressed TO the Congress
by the Free Trade Association Of Hamburg, the mem
bers Of the former declared that they were In favor OF
al duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12

The Second Chamber Of the States General Of sax
ony in its sitting OF the sth inst unanimously adopted
motion for the immediate recall OF the Saxon Minister
at Vienna who had failed in attempting 10 the life
Of the Deputy Blum, of Leipsic Another motion which
was aso carried unanimously with the exception of
only one enjoned the Saxon Minister 70 press the
Central Power for the execution of the decree Of the
18th o. Superintendent is 10 say, OF that which orders
the punishment Of those who conlryed the death Of the
Deputy
The First Chamber unanimously resolved on the l3ih
inst to abide by the decision Of the Second Chamber
with reference 10 the recall of the Embassador from
Wanna
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ITALY.
upenIns of the Romnn Asae IN 81 |.

The session Of the Roman Constituante Assembly was
soemny opened ON the 5,h February. The Deputies
marched in procession from the Capitol 10 the Palace
OF the Chsncery the old hall Of which had been alted
Up for their reception Al o'clock the Ministers took
their ssat and the senior Deputy having been called
- the chair Armeln Minister OF the Interior, read
a speech in which he endssvored to demonstrate the
ncOmpstbity existing between the temporal aud spir
usl power of the Pope. On leaving the tribune he ex
claimed Italy and the People forever r. and the audi
tory repeated the Same cries Tho Deputies were
mostly young men, and about li0 were present.
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Voice Of Wirtembers.

Le,tersrece,ved in Frankfort from Wirtembers state
that the Second Chamber resolved. the lilh FEB.
thst the close union OF all the brother races including
the Austrian Germans, IN constitutional confederate
state could aloUe guaranty the unity Of Fsiherl3nt IN
general and the liberty and welfare 81 the various rs
tons that the National Assembly IN Frankfort was
alone empowered 10 10 decision respecting the
Constitution for Germany and that the Wistemberg
Chamber express the nope that the National Assembly.
overcoming ali the difficulties In It's way from what.
ever quarter they may rise may accomplish the great
work Of German unity In the spirit OF the mission
trusted 10 In by the German people
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New Military League.

Ii appears that the Tharngisn Princes Including All
the saxon and Reuss branches have dubbed together
70 form a collective army Of 900 1000 men Of all
arms This army who's will be regulated BY one code,
will be similarly armed and equipped, and will form
WHOLE according determined scale, 10 lieu OF being
composed Of separate and distinct continseets IS
heretofore. Economy and efficiency are anticipated
on, this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-12
Further Union of Grcnl Britain and IreIand

Our Imperial insular triuni,y Il about 10 be more
closely connected In the mutual bonds of telegrspbe
fellowship, by the casting of submarine electric rope
across the Irish Channel from Holyhesd TO Dublin,
whereby that drifting reckless weaker vessel OF State
poor Ireland isto be taken little closer inflow as n
isndr-we scarcely call her Jolly bostslong side
the Britannia. The Treasury and the Admiralty. II
seems have granted TO Mr. c. j. Blunt, G. f., the priv
lege Of laying down this line Of Telegraph, and com
psny Ia In course of formation for It's accomplishment
Builder.
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The Jews I'm Hamburg.

The Senate Of Hamburg 10 about 70 convene an as
semby of the citizens for the sole purpose OF intro
ducing bill for the patton OF the Jews, in com.
plsnce with the 10 OF the fundamental law Of the
Herman people. The Council of Sixty has, according
10 the statement OF the senate agreed In toto 20 this
proposition but that Of the Ancients made proyiso
that the use OF Mosaic Law Ia matters relating to
mstrimony and Inheritance. shall at once cease, while
the sensts proposes that il shall stl remain In force.
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Em,aration and Eviction.

Every tide that travels 10 the carries on its
bosom some ireghted ship Of human beings, whore
psd cheeks and ragged garments beoken the evicted
tenant farmers which class for the most part they
belong. Cargo after cargo floats away, and still the
supply continues undimlnshed. Waterford Chron.
John Power OF Garrawn, Parish ktirossenty, Water
ford was evicted last week for payment OF rent
sixteen houses eveled and their inmates under ten
ants turned out. Mr.. Power pOorsw guard an,
and few years ago Of the most independent farm
IN the country. Limerick Chronicle.
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Prussia,s Last Word

FRANKFORT Feb. l9--Ano,her Prussisn note has
been received here Prussia insists with hmness and
moderation her right well as ihss Of the other
German States. to unite closely. She insists
Federstive state into which none is compelled but all
are free to enter If they think NJ.
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schie.wig-Holstein Question.

The Journal des Dsbafs announces, on the authority
of It's own correspondent Frankfort that the Central
Parliament Is showing concistory disposition, and
that the basis of pscihcaon proposed by the British
Government relative 10 ths Schlesvg H0lsiein affair
will In all likelihood BE- accepted, and the complete IN
dependence OF the Duchy Of Schessig admitted
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FULL DETAILS OF
INTELLIGENCE FR0M THE OLD WORLD.
ny THE STEAMER AMERICA.
CAREFULLY PREPARED, CONDENSED AND ARRANGED
Foa THE SEw.YORK TRIBUNE.

The Steamer America arrived at Boston on Fri
Say afternoon at o'clock, after run Of 33 hours
from Halifax. We lay before our readers very
,ur details Of the important news brought by her,
made up from our files Of foreign papers.
The Packet M0Htezuma, LowBER, arrived at
Liverpool Il days from NewYork; the Sheridan
IN 20 days; and the Henry Clay in i6
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Grouudle.s Fears.

The Obrpoeanf ZsitznS Of the Eth Feb asserts tina,
the activity OF the democrats great as IN the
month Of September las; and siis that the command
Of the city has taken energetic military measures
TO proven; put down a second outbreak.
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Death Of Prince WaIaemar.

Intelligence received a. Berlin. the 18Th. Of
the desth Of Prince Wademsr Of Prussia al Munster,
where ne bad been residing for long period suffering
from painful disease that lei, no hope Of recovery
The young prince present at a. iae operations Of
the campaign against the Skhs under Lord Hsrdipse
The prince dad the age Of 81 from the consequence
az tan from his horse while hunting be WAS son OF
Prince William Of Prussia, the uncle of the present
KIM
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FRANCE.
Honor to February.

In the Assembly, the l5th the Minister Of the In
terror presented bill relstve 10 the celebration of the
Anniversary Of the Revelation of February. BY this
bi IL was declared that the ceremonies the 9Th Of
Feb would De mere service for the dead leaving the
perod OF rejoicing to the anniversary of the 4h Of
Nav the day on which the National Assembly hsd rst
mel The bil WAS at once referred to the Committee
of the Interior with Injunction 10 send In report IN
,ha course of the sitting The Committee declared
thssn general IL approved the views Of the Govern
mem, but s Insisted having both the 2fth OF FEB
and the an Of May considered fete days and National
holidays NJ Leon Faucher persisted In the oi wnien
IA had preseutsd bu, the Assembly approved that Of
the Committee which adopted BY 40 votes to ~
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Proclamation Of Windisc hEratz.

PEsrH. FEB. III, lie stated that Prince Windsch-
graiz has jus, been issued fourth proclamation 10 the
peope OF Hungary, IN which he reminds them Of the
isthfuress with which be has adhered r. hs promises
OF clemency made In his former proclsmations. He
complains hst In some districts the Inhabitants have
made common cause with the rebel kossuth." and
threatens all who shall continue 20 do with the most
severe punishment he sends out troops in various
directions whose commanders furnished with the
slecii snd all who either further the views Of Hos-
suth disseminate bis circulars or receive them shsl
be tried by martial law those persons who either
conceal weapons stir up the people. He passes .
most severe upon the Jews Of Oten. Auosen.
and Prsth for their promul CATION Of false reports
speeding pretended victories Of the rebels aud their
concesmcnt OF the "archtrstor kossuth and the rebel
Diet. They are, he says employed By the rebels 40
spies and informers and such when tsken will be
most severely judged by martial and In the die
trct wherein the trsnsgression has been committed
the Jewish community shall pay the fine of ~ 0OO
forins This proclamation Is dated headquarters, Oicn
Feb
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The Law on Elections.

On the 10th the Assembly resumed the discussion on
,s ELECTORAL Law The nrst article had been amended
sv the Committee a. follows Ten days after the pro
NAVIGATION Of the present law In Paris the electoral 10:
shsIi be drawn up BY the Mayors within delay OF
s-slvs ssys" M Gaslonde explained the morves OF
The COMMITTEES for extending the delay By too days in
order thst the election might take place simultaneously
shroughou. France and Corsica Adopted
An snebdment OF NJ. vslette had been embodied y
she Committees into the Sd article providns 'nH n1
yiduals deprived of their civil and political rgoo IN
consequences Of criminal coademaaaosss or who saouia