The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-03-20

The following lssms - nsws =, -
from the New 0visans Weekly Dslas, -
wers rsecivsd BY ~ Esrops. TAs -:
from Londea aad fsrls are up 10 IL -
OF February;
On the 9th ins,ant, Lord John H..
gave notice IN tie House Of Comme.s =
his new Reform Bill stating ths 49,
provisions Of The Reform. The hislo,v =
tho various reform movements, from H.. !.
Pitt and Fox to that Of 1882. were seviv.S
and whatever errors tho nobis Lord e.
or saw in the different measures wss ~.
" stated, ~ indicating what farther ~ =
be done ia ss,ssdirg and eqsalissse r.
franchise. The principal ieatsrss II 4.
new proposition are:
I. Reduction Of he housshoidsvs s,.s
acations from ElO 10 E5. thsrsby iser.,.
INK tho number Of qaQ6sd votsrs = =.
cent.
.. That boroushs shall have At Leaf -
electors, and that two or more Of A.
now including . smaller namber, shsn =
joined together. This provision 10 sspss>.I
10 throw . larger share Of repsesen.su.s
into the hands Of the agricultural intss,as
B. An alteration In the form Of oseka
4. Members are not to 10 required 4.
have = property qualihc alton.
s. The transfer Of = crown. officer 6~
one poet to another, 10 not 10 vaests Y.
seat in Parliment.
These ars the leading provisions u 4.
new bill which the Premier gave note,
would be introduced on the following Tim
day. and moved to the second rselia~ i.
two weeks AAsr. The first signals Of %.
position were run Up instantly BY al L.
conservative aud protee uonist Leaders, y
that . spirited debate may Be rsstssei
upon.
FRANCE.
On the 9th inst. the President PAID 4
visit TO " .a,llss. lie went into eio,,
chariot. attended by Edgar Nsy. and ~itA
an escort Of cuirasssers. The object Of HI
visit was, I am told, to address he officer
Of the garrison. who were reported 70 h
extremely Unaffected. Rumoss have bsn
circulated that it was Intended 10 place ~
officers On half pay in Consequence Of TIL
Orleanist leaning. Generally the eonAses
ton decree has proved highly offensive 10
the army. from the coarse manner IN which
they are invited to partAks Of the spoil.
Madam Pauline Roland. \ disciple ON.
Pierre Leroux. and author Of pamphish n
woreing associations. 10 arrested. tis ~
reported that sixty jour"eymen printers N
arrested At the aams time.
A fresh list Of Senators 10 said to b. a
tho sve Of appearing. About half Of "
Senators will receive pension.
The following are still LATER items Of
Foreign News. which were received at N.s
York BY the America. and tslccraphed 70
the New Orleans Delta:
Nrw YcRK, March 1, lss2
E>aLhNp.-Thc Earl G Derby ia 10
succeed Lord John Russell 40 Prime Mia.
lister.
Lord Pxlmesston, in . recent speech, d.
clarcd that a peace astnament 10 not ssth'
cient to meet the present emergency. tAs
country being in a situation liable to var 1t
any moment. lie says England wanh
trained force, ready for instant action.
llinissssial csisas-1sets Waesassa
FHASer.-Francs eoo,i~ucs quiet, but
another ministerial crisis 10 threatened.
Louis Napoleon is sE,o~s to form bcdy
guard. Gcne-al Armand, tbs laas Minister
a,wAr has been dissrAcsd end seal to
Algeria. W
Louis Napoleon 10 charged wish emple.
ing secret agents. 10 seducs H. soldier,
aud the clergy isto favoring an alliance b.
tween France and Belgium. The latter
nation is increasing her army.