The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-03-31

4R Ireland. tssca
Tss srRIro ENioaArIox. in al the Irish sea-
ports the spring emigration hes opened With great
activity. In Dublin, Cork. Waterford, Limerick,
ports vesssls Of large tonnage are receiving pas
sengers for the United States and Canada; and 1t 10
remarked that tho emigrants are chiefly of tho
middle classes, mostly farmers who had had .
good interest in their holdings before the famine,
and who had been in comfortable circumstances.
much larger portion than usual are proceeding
by the Canada route.-London NsrOs.
France.
The long talked OF changes among the projects of
the departments has at length boon accomplished
The Moniteur, of Saturday, contains long list Of
dsmissals, appointments, removals, and promo
tons, both Of projects and sub prefects in almost
all the principal departments of France. The pre-
iects who have been dismissed were all appointed
during the administration Of M. Odlon Barrot
4" friends of ORDER" and they now removed be-
cause they are not considered sufficiently Bona
partist.
In the appeal Of tho Marquis d'Arlincourt against
tho judgment Of the court OF assizes, which con-
demned him TO fine Of 400 francs, for libel on
the Prince de Canine. the court annuled the dcci-
si0n Of the court below, absolved M. d'Arlincourt
from the fine, but condemned him TO the expenses
Of process and of the appeal.
Some disturbances took place at Mcxe Agrault on
the last day of the carnival. Seditious cries
uttered, and the authorities were resisted in the
execution Of their duty. commissary Of the
police, aided by detachment from Mount Bella,
succeeded in arresting the ringleaders.
The election OF the officers OF the national guard
Of the Seine have besn postponed until the organic
law shall have been voted. The national guard Of
Strasburg 10 to be dissolved. The Cbaptal steam
frigate, With Admiral Roman -Desfosses, has left
Brest for the Levant The squadron at Brest 10
taking in provisions and preparing to take the sea
in the course OF this month
The trade Of Paris has been very bad during the
past week; the commercial bills offered for dis
count becoming every day fewer, and the con-
sequence 10, that the bullion in the Golfers of the
bank u equal TO the bank notes in circulation.
The accounts from the agricultural districts are
more favorable. Tho largo stock of wheat which
had accumulated in the Beauce IL nearly exhausted,
and tho farmers in that productive district be-
ginning to look for better prices Tho large ex-
ports TO England likewise during the last month
have given tone to the corn markets, and slight
rise was Observable ia several of the last markets
The south silk markets are also better.
The Monifeur confirms the statement respecting
the promotion of General Excelmans to the rank
OF Marshal of France. The socialists have lately
attempted seditious demonstrations in various do
partmental town.. secret society has been dis
covered at Lille in the act Of hanging the President
in effigy
The Monitnr announces some further changes
amongst the departmental projects and judicial
functionaries The Minister of the Interior has
expressed his intention not to propose bill for
prolonging the duties of the officers Of the National
Guard. f
Vienna correspondence of the 9Th instant con-
firms the late news Of the proposed resign,tio Of
Baron Weldon, the governor Of Vienna. His place
will be taken by General Wohlgemuth.
The Earl Of Westmoreland, the new British am
bassador, has arrived at Vienna.
II has been resolved to reduce the circulation of
bank notcs to tho amount which were in circuia-
ton in l646, namely, to 10000, 900.
Our advices from Vienna are Of the 9th instant.
The Austrian government has resolved to establish
an etappe-roadto Holstein. The ministerial organs
protest that Austria docs not mediate inters
in 0r wills
HoIstein.
further reduction has been decreed in the Hol-
stein army. The whole of the Austrian troops At
Lubec have been ordered to return to Bohemia.
The last troops were TO leave Lubcc the 10th in
slant. No movements have taken place among the
Austrian troops at Hamburger.
Bohemia.
instant, states that tho bohemian insurgents have
carried the city and citadel of Banialuka. The
Turkish garrison of that place were allowed to
leave on parole.
The Cologne Gaxette states that the two premiers
OF Prussia and Austria were to meet at Dresden on
tho 9th instant.
In tho lower House OF the Prussan Parliament,
Baron Vincke g motion for a committee to inquire
into the state Of the nation was rejected by large
majority. The numbers were--for the motion, Al;
against it, 228. M
In the German question the Ministerial organs
still advocate a return to the old Confederation.
Tho revival of tho old Frankfort Dict WAS con-
sidered as imminent Preparations were making
for such event.
Count Alvensleben, the Prussiat agent at Ores
den, was to return to that city the 10th instant.
Our Berlin correspondence of tho 10Th instant
states that cabinet council had been held on tho
previous day. 1t resolved to issue compre-
hensivc memorandum on tho German question
This document will contain the views OF Prussia
respecting the revival Of the old Germanic Confed
Grafton. When the post left confagration was
the Prussian Parliament. The fire broke out at 5
p. m. on the 10th.
Our Berlin correspondence is of the 18th instant
The destruction of the meeting hall of the upper
chamber of the Prussian Parliament is announced
az complete. Nothing was saved except the par
liamentary archives and the library. The confla-
grafton was not allowed to spread. Gen. Noeuckc,
the Prussisn minister in Hesse, has been recalled
from that post.
Turkey.
The Sultan has published an important firman in
favor of his Christian Protestant subjects, in which
he commands that they shall exercise their secular
and religious affairs in their way, without the
interference of any other community whatever.
Itnly.
Letters from Rome state that the Russian and
Austrian ministers have recommended the Pope to
quit his residence at the Vatican, which is the
Castle of st. Angelo, occupied exclusively by the
French, and to remove to the Quirinal Hundreds
named palace, and placing it in a state to receive
his Holiness, and to accommodate the various min
listers and their clerks.
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