The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-01-03
LATER FROM Europe.

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/ The Cambria arrived at Halifax, Fridaymorn
ing, bringing advic,s from Liverpool to the 9Th
aad from Paris to the 18th December.
ENGLAND Queen Adelaide died on the ID, il
her 5sth year. Another expedition is TO be fitted
out to. 90 in search of Sir John Franklin. The
death of Ebenezer Elliott the Corn Law Rhymer
/ is announced Parliament it was thought, would
/ meet about the middle Of January
FRANCE.
The elections have been postponed to the 25th
/ January, 1850. 1t now appears that no difference
whatever had arisen between the President and
Ministry
Nj Bourit's amendment for reducing the con-
ingent force has been rejected by the Assembly
The contingent demanded NY the Minister OF
War was, after lengthy discussion, agreed to.
Subsequently violent discussion between the
President and the Mountain arose. The ques-
ton of electoral conscrptions having arisen, q n
Cavaignac and Behran denounced il as an infrdc-
ton Of the Constitution. Their speeches are
viewed as having put stop to the bill
pamphlet by Ledru Rollin in defence Of his
conduct on the 18Th Of June, has been seized, and
proceedings Instituted against the printers and
publishers for exciting hatred Of the Govern
ment.
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to four months Imprisonment for saying during
the instruction of the 18th of Jdhe that he
would eat the head Of the President. The Ultra
Royast journals continue to manifest their ha-
tired Of England.
Orders have been sent to withdraw portion Of
the army from Rome
Measures are being taken to improve the cond-
tion Of the emancipated slaves in the colonies Of
France.
40, UlA5 ieb li@asgv So IN 5,da, a~fS. saH5y
were discussed to-day ia The Assembly one fwmcn
was for the grant of money TO complete the tomb
Of Napoleon. Withdrawn blythe Government. The
other was proposition 70 have 5000 900 francs
advanced 10 workmens associations by the State
Refused
a stamp duty Of 4 ccntimcs is about to be laid
upon newspapers The President of the Repub-
lie has originated the idea Of establishing. under
the control u the State banks OF mutual assist
ance for the working classes.
S.h The further accounts from Agers state
that not a soul 10 all Xe;chu has been left TO tell
the tale Of iis SAD md mouFufuI overthrow by the
French The whole city is des,laie.
The motion 10 abolish punishment by death for
All classes Of offences was this day rejected ny the
Assembly.
nth. Mr. Robt Stephenson the English engi-
neer has been named a Knight Of the Legion Of
Honor
NJ Theirs i suffering severely from blisters on
the tongue and the President Of the Republic is
also indisposed from inflammation Of the face
The Court Martial at Lyons has Just delivered
It's sentence on the parties implicated in the affair
Of the 18th 81 June, three were condemned 10 .
years. one 10 3 years, and two 20 years impison-
mcnt this day The london TINS OF the same
date was read o. the Bourse al o'clock six hours
after ts publication. The Attorney General has
ordered the seizure Of two Socialist newspapers.
18th The Assembly was occupied the whole Of
to-day in discussing the proposition made by the
Minister of Finance TO impose a tax upon potable
liquors 1t was thought the measure would be car
ried.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Our advises from Constantinople come down 10
the 25th OF November. As yet, the extrsdtion
question has not been settled, nor, according to