The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-09-30
Foreign summary.

Foreign summary.
The English papers continue to be occupied
argely with the discussion of the conduct of
Messrs. Barclay and Perkins, draymen towards
Marshal Haypau. The Times has published seye-
/ ral leaders and communications on the subject
md advises the attorney general to prosecute the
brewers men. The Chronicle is equally severe in
its structures and the Post dcnounces the assa alt
| Is cowardly rufiianism. The Herald and Stand
| rd think it would have been a disgrace to Eng
and if the marshal had been allowed TO leave with
ut an expression of the popular feeling They
| ay tina, the marshal was treated by the good old
| 1nglish rule; that he was neither "maimed nor
Wounded but he pelted, hustled, had his NOUS
| ache pulled, and was placed in serious and igno-
ninious bodily fear" The Daily News says that
this condemnation of the Austrian butcher will go
orth TO Europe the verdict OF as fair and unbi-
assed jury of the English working classes acct
lent could throw together, or good fortune PROVIDE.
Amceting ofthe working men was held at Earring
Ion Hail. for the purpose OF taking into consideration
| he noble conduct Of the brewers in having given
expression to the "ieeling of detestaon felt toward
| he assassin and woman. flogger. Haynau, by all
| rue Engshmen" The meeting addressed
y several speakers, and on separating, gave three
groans for Haynsu, and three groans for the Times
nd Chronicle, and three cheers for Kossuth and
hungary, three cheers for the French Republicans
| the German, Italian, and Polish Patriots and n
| quail number, with great enthusiasm, for Barclay
| x Perkins's workmen.
| The French papers give the details of the Presi-
| enfs visit TO Cherbourg and the progress Of his
| our. which seems to have produced very slight
| IMPRESSIONS. The naval display at Cherbourg is
I described one of great magnhcence. Some Of
he English papers are speculating on the immense
works that have been constructed at such enor-
| nous expense, almost within sight of the harbors
nd within gun shot of the channel possessions of
| treat Britain.
The prefecture Of police in Paris has terminated
, severe investigation into all the societies which
ave been formed during the past year for working
he mines in California. Many of the directors Of
hese companies said TO be mere t,icksters and
| ,wnders. An official exposition Of some Of their
schemes is to be published in the Moniter
| In SPAIN tho elections have been almost unani.
nous in favor of the government, and the leaders
| IF the Progresista party have been everywhere
set aside. There will be no respectable opposition
| "a the Cortes.
The fighting in schleswig Holstein is not over.
| Elihu Burriu and his peace friends were kindly
received by the Schcswigers, but they did not
ced in persuading discontinuance Of hostlitics.
They had proceeded TO Copenhagen. 1t is said tina
| Russia and England the point of intcrvcn-
| ing.
| Prussia and Austria are at extremes about the
German Diet which has e.assembed at Frank
| iort-snd which Prussia upholds and Austria re-
| )udiates.
| The little State Of Hesse Casse is In commotion
Nearly oil the higher funconsries in the govern
| ment establishments have declared recent edcts
COR tho collection Of taxes unconstitutional, and
| therefore no, TO be carried into execution.
| II Is said taat Lord Palmerston has recommended
- the court of the Vatican refrain from any vio
| ent measure against Sardinia, and has pointed
| ,ut the danger OF the system adopted by the Ro
man cabinet with respect to that government
Accounts from Tripo state that the cholera RACES
most ieaIfully there. At Cairo the attacks have
mounted 10 ,3is, and the deaths 997 in fifteen
| Iays, being mortality Of "a per cent. The Vice
10y lie perpetually changing his residence, having
steamer with her fires up TO convey him away
,houd the disease approach his palaces than
has done hitherto. All business is suspended in
hat city.
Penny onnibu5es running in London from
he South eastern Railway to the Bank. Bulings-
| rate is TO be washed, drained, and purified.
Southport is liz with water, or hydro-carbon gas,
which il said 10 give agreeable and powerful
| lame, without smoke.
Bordeaux papers nsrrate the fatal termination Of
\ lieut. Gsle's balloon ascent on horseback, from
he hippodrome Of vinoennes. The rider had
cached tho ground with his pony, when the people
Who came ~ assist bin, releasing the pony, let
| 70 the ropes. The unfortunate adyenturer, hang
| ny on by his hands 10 one Of the ropes, was in.
.anty caught up into the air with the balloon,
shich continued ascending for more than mile.
| Che next day the body was discovered in the di.
A. III.
ifcd 40 that Of the Lieutenant.
The Library GSr,fe thinks that Sir r. West
nacoie stands the faire.t chance Of being elected
| President Of the Royal Academy
| The Archaeological Institute announce that they
1 contemplate forming central museum Of ancient
iris and manufactures. TO be held 10 London elm
iltanoously with the great exhibition Of 1851.
| A most cordial union 10 said 10 subsist amongst
| ~ thc members Of the family Of Louis Philippe.
The same good feeling apparently eSists between
| The exilcd brsRch,s of the House Of Bourbon.
Tbs electric telegraph between Vienna aud era
-0v has iust bosn completed and the fret despatch
| over ia military onc--was received by the Min
s'.r q War fron Crscow In I've minutes.
Referring b. the submarine telegraph between
Dover snd Csps Griner, the Bouognc Gafsne
ays. {" One Of our fishermen u ia possession Of n
certain l,ngth Of thc iecgraphic vir, and coating
and Demands siaty franc. for the dAmsro done 10
b. metz in Obtsiniur H. !, seems pretty clear that
che wire must h. broken In si isasi tvo places"
GasgHsni states that a medal has been struck at
ths mint 81 Paris commemorate The death Of the
l.tc King Il ths French. On ono eide 10 tho
hssd u ne decreased. With the inscription Louis
Pihlisp, ., ne q Psns. ls octobrc. i77s," and on
tbe othef funeral arm, ~ith the following words
/" Iouts rhilirrs .. mort Clsrcuon', IN Angle
terri. ic - A0dt isHo."
Lnrd Lytiisson hss addres-esi = letter ~ an eve
uing rsPcf deuyinr ths truth II he sllsged sece-
sion frptn %. church