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FURTHER BY THE CAMBRIA.
The most important intelligence bv the
Cambria, as political affairs have sunk in
to despotism in all parts OF Europe, are
the commercial adviccs. Instead of civ
ing the brilliant movements of the gallant
llungarians, we hayee to chroNiclc the
price of stocks, COTTON and flour, sc, the
slaughter of republican prisoners by the
Emperor of Austria, and the Punishment
or Imprisonment of the poor German re-
fugees by the President of the French
Republic.
Thcm monarchs Of Europe having crush
ed every liberal movement, we cnn only
look on and hope for reaction in ten or
twenty years from now.
The supremacy of despotsm on the
other side of the Atlantic, has diminish
I'd the demand for American securities,
what.
1t is the intention of the French gov
ment to establish schools in Algeria.
The accounts from The provinces con
tinue to speak of the great increase Of
trade in nearly all its various departments.
The operatives generally in full employ
ment, and the orders on hand, il is be-
licved, will occupy the workmeu some
months
The funds closed yesterday shade
higher.
The late Dictator of Hungary, Gcor-
gay has received free pardon from the
Emperor of Austria, and has taken up his
residence in Styria. Nothing is yet de-
5 tcrmined upon with regard 10 the other
Hungarian officers who surrendered TO
Marshal Paskiewich; the young Emperor,
Josephyis to be crowned during the pres
'ent year. and is to be married to a prin-
cess of the House of Saxony
Venice has been declared in n state of
seige by order of the civil and military
Governor, Goizkowski, he deeming Sc
we're measures indispensably necessary to
guaranty public tranquility, after passing
from state of long excitement and COM
motion. 4
letters from Pesth state that in con-
sequence the very harsh proceedings
OF Gen. Haynau towards the Jews at
Arad, the Christian portion of the popu-
lation of that place, having always lived
mpeace and amity with the Jews de-
clared their intention of joining them in
bearing the burdens imposed upon them;
the Jews, it is asserted, in consequence,
have almost all become proselytes to the
Christian faith.
Great excitement has lately prevailed
at Cracow, in consequence of rumor
that portion of Gallicia, and the city of
Cracow and its territories. had been de-
manded and ceded to Russia as an indem-
nifty for her Intervention in Hungary,
Letters from Rome of the 28th ult,,
announce the arrival in that city, from
Gaeta, of the French Minister, Count de
Rayneval M. de Corcclles was still
confined by illness at Castellamare. The
rightofa Roman citizen, conferred on
Gen. Oudinot by the municipality, was
tobe transmitted to his male descendants
forever. The Government Committee
had apppointed for its prelate Nicchoia
Mellella, and named ~. Giuseppe d. 'Av-
ella and Navarro, senior member of the
Santa Rota, President Of the Central
Board of Censorship. ~
I7lc Treason Of Georgey. The Empe-
ror ofRpssia IS still n Warsaw, with all
the notabilities of ST. PETERSBURG assem-
bled there; the city is so crowded With
strangers that single rooms are hiring at
aducat aday. The Grand Prince nj
chael who has had an attack of apoplexy.
was still alive when the last accounts left.
gbutthere were alenderhopes Of his recov-
cry; he had lost the power of speaking
The police ofthe frontiers Of Poland is
more rigid than ever; scarcely any atran-
ger is allowed to enter that country al OH
The Emperor has addressed a letter to
Prince Paskiewich, thanking him for his
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