The southern press., 1851-11-03

therefore TO be received as an honofed guest
This is not done so much in his honor. as to Of
fend loyal Austrians. We scarcely think this
demonstration will attain its object.
The loyal Ausuain has reason to rejoice
that the mightiest and most hostile endeayors,
that The most deeply laid and deceitful plans Of
one of the most powerful cabinets OF Europe
have not suceeeded in preventing the regenera.
ton of his country, and that England has no
other means left to resort TO to express its rage
at its failure but TO render houors TO man
who has been banished from his country for
political offences The Eaglish people may,
however, rest assured, that no act OF retalla ion
is intended in this instance. Should an English
criminal, whose name has been affixed TO the
pillory by the order of competent English
tribunal ever visit the continent as an exile, no
city of the European continent will present al
dresses to him, or prepare ovations in his honor.
Selfesteem, respect even for the laws even OF a
foreign state. the usual measure Of respect
which is due from the members Of one civilized
nation to those of another, wou certainly pre-.
vent proceedings of so decidedly offensive and
revolutionary nature"
SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the l Ith have arrived
The Gaceta publishes royal decree, appoint
| inc General Francisco de la Valette to the com
eral Emma. The Heraldo states that the com
mission appo nted to report on the new bill on the
press, has adopted the proposition for the com
position Of the jury, which is to consist OF three
hundred taxpayers, of the first class, fifty ad.
vocates of the first class, and corresponding
number of members of the University.
PERSECUTION OF POLISH Jews Ay THE RUssIoN
| GOVERNMENT
1 4 a.. H. d., ;.b data
October lst has been received in Manchester
from which the following is an extract:
!" 1t is some time since the issuing of the i'm.
peral order, forbidding the Jews in Russian
Poland to wear the beard, and the Jewesses the
wig, according to their ancient custom. Who
ever does not obey this order willingly, is made
to do so by force. In every town, the mayor OF
the commune, from time to time, is obliged to
make scrutiny Of all the heads Of the lsra-
elites at home as we'll as in the streets. On his
rounds he is accompanied by barber, who rec.
titles the faces of the males, and takes off the
wigs found on the heads of the females. Part OF
the mayors staff is composed of police and
Cossacks, who plumber anything that falls unde:
their hands in the houses of the unfortunate
Jews There is ne regard for age or sickness
| the emperor must be obeyed. On the Goth OF
last month, the police and Cossaeks surrounded
the Synagogue in the town of Piortrkow, which
was well filled with Jews, it being on Saturday.
| g The chief of the COssacks, with the mayor
| of the town, entered, a m ide regular search
for the forbidden appendages, boards and wigs /;
and performed the duty of cutting off the frsI,
and taking off the second on the spot You may
! easily believe what CONSERVATION this invasion
of the Synag )gue spread among the Jewish po-
pulatOn. Such is the emperor's gratitude, for
the attachment the Jews showed to his govern
| ment in 1890" The same letter adds The
best proof the severity with which the Russian
government parsecutes all the liberal tendencies
showing themselves in Russia, is the fresh ar
rest that has taken place at Dorpat. Among
others, Professor Ossenbruggen, of the Uni.
versty, an ilolskiner by birth, was arrested,
simply because he correspouded with the Ouch
sympathy with Professor Kinkel Others, also
Germans and professors of the University,
were arrested, and brought to st. Petersburg.
There was, however, nothing found really com
promising them; they were kept in prison, and
at last sent out of Russia as dangerous liber.
| ais"
From the Ouerlqn d China Mail, Of august l3,
| CHINA.
JArAS.--The junks arriving at Shanghai re
famine.
PEKIHG.-It is stated that Mu. chang-ah, the
prime minister Of China in the days of Tauk.
wang, whose degradation along with Keying
we mentioned some months ago, died at Peking
on the 9th of July. He had attained an old age
being upwards of four-score.