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We are under many obligations to Mr. Purser
Wardrop, Of the p, for late news.
The German journals state that the democrats of
Thuringia beginning to display activity. Inmost
of the communes, weekly collections are made
for supporting the red republican journals; at
.:Sonnenberg, democratic union has been formed;
.anda recent democratic anniversary Was celebrated
with a certain degree of pomp.
The accounts from Lisbon announce that General
saldanha arrived in that city, accompanied by
9, 800 troops, the 1ith he most enthusiast
ticaliy received. The General, down to the 18th,
had not been able to form an administration, owing
to the ultra members Of the Septembrista party.
The country is said to be in a sad state, and the
finances in a most deplorable condition.
The discussions in the British Parliament, on the
Ecclesiastical Titles Bill have resolved themselves
into a tacit understanding between the two great
parties in the State, that if possible this most
important question shall not be made a battle
ground of political strife but both the government
and the opposition shall endeavor, as far posi-
BILE, to make the bill effective
The Income Tax bill has passed its second real
ing in the House of Lords. The debate was to be
considered simply appendix to the previous
debates, the whole treatment Of the affair having
been arranged beforehand.
The Paris journals announce that Col. Shcrburne
deputed by tho United States government to con-
vey the remains of Commodore John Paul Jones
to America, has been unable to discover the grave,
and abandoned the search.
We learn from Brussels, that down to the 10Th
plt ne progress had been made towards the forma
tion of Ministry.
Vienna accounts announce the retirement of NJ.
Bruck, from the Ministry, which had produced
very unfavorable impression upon Change.
In consequence Of some fiscal regulations, adopt
ed by the University authorities at Madrid, seri-
Gus riot took place among the students, and it was
found necessary to call in the assistance OF the Civic
Guard before tranquility could be restored
The British mail steamship Niagara, from Bos-
ton, arrived at Liverpool, on Sunday morning. the
25th ult.
Consols in London, on the 9th ult, for money,
we're g7i to (, and for account 97..
Banauet 20 the OHicers or the Turkish ard
American Frigates, at Southampton, Eng
fFrom the Hampshire Indepsndant May 81
As we have stated In previous numbers o our journal
the Mayor Corporation OF Southampton invited the
fcers Of the Turkish FeiEa Baar and the
American frigste St. Lawrence to public banquet, IN
honor Of the yts of those splendid ships 70 our Water
and In token of the friendly spirit with which English
greeted the presence Of the inhabitants Of other and
psnt regions the suspicious occasion % the Great
Industrial Exposition. Yesterday (frday) having bccn
fixed BY the distinguished guests whose convenience
had been consulted TO the day which they
would accept the prorerea hospitality II municipal
governors the banquet took place at the Guldha at tx
o'clock In the evening.
The Turkish and other visiters. who down from
London arrived At Bshopstoke by the o'clock train
Esa1 Mr. shera payne, Mr. scnior.iiailiff white aud
the Town Clerk g.. y Deacon Eel who attended by
the Town sar ant were in waiting with three carriass
the beautiful by which the Lord Mayor ot Lon
escorted into the town in grand procession on
the occasion of his visit 10 municipality during the
autumn 1850 ON their arrival at the station the Wis.
tiers t conducted the enchanting grounds OF
the Winchester at the spendor and beauties OF
which they truly oyeroycd; and from thence they
proceeded round the stoneham Park Estate over the
Iasset Estate round the Southampton Common entering
the town BY the Avenue by this arrangement, OPP
portuny afforded % the distinguished visiters o
witnessing from the high lands which they passed
the charming pic turesque panoramic scenery Of this
part Of the country TO which effort Of the pen do
fu justice And the lovely picture which nature has
here unfodcd to view duly appreciated by the gem
tlemen who surveyed " Tor the first time who cx
pressed the hspbiness and pleasure they felt kind
ness shown them by worthy Mayor and his coadu
and especially In the provision which enabled them
10 view the beauties of the surrounding country with
much advantage The corsgs arrived at the platform
about ive clock, where they were welcomed with 81
lutte the town battery tired In honor Of their visit
and the Admiral and his suite aghted at Radley ota
As they under the Bargate the church bells pour
ed forth their pcals. and welcomed them their
entrance through the ancient portals a the town Two
Temporary flag stalls had been erected the top u the
gate from which foatcd, either side Of the British
Jnion Jack (Which occupied the centre staf the ma
tonsl flags of America and Turkey, presenting yer,
novel and unique appearance
The banquet took place at the Guildhall, which hat
been astefuiy fitted up for the occasion with banner
and flags o different nations flowers evergrecns &C &c
The elevated seats the northern side OF the hall wer
occupied by ladies and TARGETS band was stationed y
the box usually occupied by the petty jury Az halt pas
ak o'clock the Mayor entered the hall and took th
presidential chair supported the tight by Capsir
Sands Lieuts Avery Parrott &c, (of the st Lawrence
frgatel J X Croskey, ESQ, US. Consul at southamp
ton, b. Ohvera ESQ &c, Sc and his left by his Ex
ceency Consantine Mufsurus the Turkish Ambassador
Count Thomar lex Prime Minister Of Portugsl) NJ Ioh
rab (the Turkish Consul GENERALLY Lieut. General Djema
leddin Pasbs Admiral Moustafa Pasha Capts shemal
Bey and Mehemet Dey, (of the Turkish frgstcs lying
Woolwich and Portsmouth) sc aud amongst the com
many present noticed in tddition to the renteme
named L. yandenberg Esq, tho Vice Consul At Ports
mouth IA u. Jourdain, Esq Ottoman vice. Consul a
Southampton Sc; the members of the Corporation.
their robes of Office and several of the leading
.cisl men and tradesmen Of the town The dinner sur
piled BY Fisk, of the most recherche character
the wines and dessert Of the finest quality We regre
that the fact of the banquet taking place within
hours Of our going TO press compes 10 give curtae
bearings has been surpassed n interest
previous occasion. The cloths having been cleared
The Loving Cup was handed round from the chair IN
announcing. according ancient custom