The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-10

al6Nn1sn III 1n1eSs tfssineAtl0d 6rVt tho osdSi
sicn. Ihs dry wa not rsralaf h1Aday, bat
the Inhabitants VI Lisbon made Il one, and hspt
up their viras until past midnight
The Queen aud King came in for very
small share Of attention. in fact, single pipa
was not given to them during the day, except BY
the Duke OF Saldsnhs himself, after he had
landed and formed his troops in the great square
and by few soldiers at the theatre, where their
m'jesties appeared at night, in their private box
for the first tune since the fall OF Count Th0mars
cabinet. No kind Of notice was taken Of their
arrival beyond tho strict demands OF customary
etiquette, l. g., the gentlemen OF the pit took off
their hats and sat down to allow the opera to
commence, which it usually does upon their una
jesties' appearance in the box minute had
barely elapsed, however, when the duke aud
part Of his stall entered the box usually occu-
pied by the ministry, and the whole house rose
with hearty and prolonged acclamations of
"Hurrah for the Duke of Sadanha -" for
the charter reformed ~" and for the regene-
rating army" As before stated these were the
general uioas of the day--that in favor of the
duke being by far the most prevalent; in fact,
little else was heard during the day.
The following is an extract of letter dated
Rome, goth inst. :-"On Friday last four Roman
soldiers were brought before court martial for
taking part in the attacks on the French soldiers
Two OF them were condemned to hard labor for
life, and the other two to the same punishment
for ten years. Yesterday the Roman soldiers
accused OF attempting to assassnate French
corporal at the LongarA were tried. The
picions against the sergeant who commanded
the detachment of having ordered this net OF cow
ardly barbarity We're very strong, but on the
trial he succeeded, if not in removing them, al
least in rendering the charges brought against
him 50 doubtful, that the court acquitted him.
Two others, who were also found guilty, were
condemned to death. An incident occurred dur
ing the trial which for time suspended it, a
Roman corporal who appeared as a witness for
the defence, was discovered to be one of the
principal parties concerned in it, and the presi-
dent ordered him to be Immediately placed un-
der arrest This will b. the second phase in
this affair, in which demagogcal principles evil
IDENTIFY play the leading part. 1t is, in fact, evil
cent to every one, that these attacks are con-
nected with the projects announced for the 4th
of May by the committee in London. In order
to mslead public opinion, the French dema.
gogues published clandestincly proclamation
address. to the French troops, in which they
sought to throw the odium of these cowardly
attacks on the clergy. The French soldiers,
however, with the good sense for which, they
are so distinguished, received these calumnies
they meriied. They have well understood that
these lines were traced by the same hand which
sharpened the bayonet and the poighard against
them. The disarmament is going on without
resistance, and with order and regularity. Many
individuals have not, however, given up their
arms, and the searches made by the Roman
police have led to discoveries, particularly in the
house of certain Polveros, who, enriched by
the benefits conferred on him by Cardinal Pac-
ca, has lat.erly shown himself the constant and
bitter enemy of the papal government. Several
personal searches have also taken place in the
streets, and led to many arrests"
\ Letters from Rome OF the 10th instant state
that the Papal government has published de-
cree announcing that summary punishment shall
be inflicted on every person endeavorng to pre-
vent another from smoking or using tobacco.
BELGIUM.
Advices from Brussels of the Goth instant,
state that all was still uncertain relative to the
formation OF new cabinet.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, May 23-The retirem ent Of Baron
Bruck from the ministry of commerce has pro-
duced very unfavorable impression on lhange.
Correspondence from Vienna on the 23d inst
states that the Emperor was to leave Vienna for
Omutz and Warsaw at IL O'Clock the SINE
evening.
FRAkKFoRT-oK-MAINE, May Oath Prince
Metternich is expected at his seat Johannesburg,
on the Rhine, at the beginning of the next
month.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, May 27.-Prices
are steady with fair business. The Nagara's
advices does not appear to have had any par
t;cuar effect upon the market. Since Friday a
fair extent of business has been transacted, and
although full rates were paid, the quotations of
that day stand for the most part unatered.
The transactions of Saturday, Monday, and to-
day, are about 24,OO0 bales, of which specula-
tors and exporters have taken $500 bales.