Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13

II The President of the Republic has gained
credit f1r the impartial administration of
justice to his relati,e, NJ. Pieere Bonapsrtel
whom he bad dismissed from military
service, for leaving his post in Algeria con-
rary 10 orders
EsGLAND.-The Queen and Court vent
from Windsor to Osborn House on Fridvv
afternoon.
Advices from Brussels state that the
strike amongst the weavers OF Ghent is like
ly TO be brought 10 speedy termination
their resources are almost exhausted the
people and the shop keepers refuse to give
them further credit, and they are thus COM
PEELED to make proposals for accommoda-
ton.
CAPE COOP HoPE. We have later ad-
wees this morning, say TO 90 Sept The
CoIonists are still determined TO resist the
landing OF the convic,s, and were talking
ol stopping the supplies to the government.
PlEDAoNT.-Advices of the 18th state
that Notwithstanding the sudden prorosa,ion
oi the Chamber of Deputies, tie city
remained profoundly tranquil
The Paris Journal Democratioue et
Paclfque was seized on Thursday, by order
Of the Attorney General, for an attack on
the President, and having excited the
people TO hatred and contempt agains, the
government.
DENMARK AND ScHLEswIe. Our adyices
by the Hamburg mail state that there is
very little intelligence from the North. The
fePorIs from Schleswig still abound in p. tty
conicts between the administration and The
inhabitants. The three hundred subsc ribers
of protest addressed from the town of
Hussum to the administration. are favored
with an increase of executive troops quar-
tered amongst them, to the exclusion of the
other inhabitants
Copenhagen letters mention that there is
no confidence in a peaceful adjustm, mt OF
existing difficulties. Faedrelandst, one Of
The best inform journals, states that NJ.
Pechln would not return to Berlin before
six months, and then in company with M.
Redez. The Danes are again very buisy
working at the Notifications on the island of
Alsen.
PEussIA.-The general elections are to
come of on the 3lst of fJauuary ensuing
The resolution of the Nerwahingsra,h"
has not obtained the sanction of Hanover
Sax ny, or Srelilz. The state pro secutor
had rejected the accusations made against
the constables for misconduct in dissoiyino
the meetings o! The different clubs.
HUNGARY.-Nine court martial sentences
OF recent date have just been pnblished.-
-Four individuals have been sentenced to
death, the remainder to various terms of
imprisonment. Three of tho persons 50
sentenced were members Of a trbunal'under
the revolutionary Government at Gross war
dlen, viz John Ambrus, Michael Jakab,
anu JUN Iouy.
GREEcE.-Letters from Athens s. ate tha,
the Russian Government had cent strong
ly worded and even threatening note 10 that
of Greece, complaining of the reception
given TO political refugees
From Italy there is nothing of moment.
At Rome the Pope was expected To return
before the close the presen, month. No
alteration of policy by the French Govern
menl is announced, or visible, so that the
Presidents letter must be considered as a
mere nullily. In the Piedmont Chamber of
Deputies the treaty with Austria has teen
adopted after long discussion. At Napl,s
political arrests continue, and the Govern-
ment displays great energy against al who
are suspected of liberalism