The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-29

On SATURDAY,. l1th nit, the protest OF
the heir, oi Louis PHILIPPE against ule con.
esrstiou OF their estates OF NeuiiiN anu
Nopraux. wa. heard before the court OF
the FIRST Justice in Paris. The court was
crowded to excess. The demand Tor res
,iiution OF the property was made '' ,nc
name. of the Dukes of \emours, 'olnN'I'e'
Aumale and Nontpenslcr lso"s OF LOUIS
Phl.ippc.l Duchess Of orleans, aud eer
son. tie Young Count de Paus, together
with other relatives OF the house. Messts'
Poillet aud Berger were COUNSEL Tor Tue
Dtlean. family GA the other slde, the
prcfec, OF the Seine, on the part OF Pre'i'
dent Bonaparte, protested against the JnFls
diction of the court Here the case stands
and 4. adjourned uil Friday next II eN'
cites the greatest interest
The political prisoners are being snip
ped oil in detaehments FROM the various
points, Notwithstanding that some Few have
been hardened The Projects OF Police
arc ordered not to forward any more point
zeal exile. to Belgium. bu, to send them to
England, or u9der certain restf', Ho"s 10
Spain. ,o.
The budget for l>53 show. a deficiency
o. 10000 900 francs. caused, according TO
the accounts, by carving on extraordinary
puhlie works. Arrangements are, however,
completed, Which will effect q reduction OF
expenditure OF y 100000 france, 30 That
no loan viii be required. $500.
The great review, which is nov detnliye.
Is fixed for the 10Th Of MAY, aud the grand
banquet to be- given on that day hN the
officer. of the army to lhe Pre-idtn,, are
looked forward to with anxiety. The gems
eral lnipr. .sion is that will be the inaugu
ration OF the Empire very regimei now
in Paris has been specially selected "i'l ret
ercuce to It's known devotion 10 the cause
OF the future Emperor
The government journals contradict on
authofit, paragraph OF the Steele, stating
that pupleasant differences had occurred
hetWeeu the French aud British Govern.
neuls on the contrary, the relations be
.ween both governments have never ceased
to be Of the most friendly character.
The pltfc SAYS that the number oi per
sons sentenced to transportation throughout
France amounts TO 5000.
great drought prevails in the South oil
France, which - causing great Suffering
ON klt NeRrn The -addest inteli-
g"ncc to many "l our readers brought over
hy the Niagara, 49, that Ffpi " l,'eh' tn'
Christopher North OF HAckWood, Is de
clinlug under the effect Of aye aud lutilrm
n.y. 80 many weary hearts nave nee"
liltrd dp, :" many chee' I'sS hoofs nave ''''
made pleasant so many tears have been
brought aud dued' 10y the se"'" PAIes'
which si'e immortality TO ms n"n''' th"'
The news comes 20 Us IKE ,"' loss OF nj
ola lan'''Ar ''''pn VINO mas pr'n 'n' guar
manhood. Perhaps no writer OF our Ian
onage has conferred more real benefit tn
,,a,Lt,J dr,,n,a,i.t ffor t5.e be.t mod
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poet an 'aF'N '''' u" '"',u'' wv status '''''
all ms contemporaries. IN hl' pictures "' h' 3d.
In the creations of his iHeN, IA the broad
roach of hi- strong Imagination, ga hls lolt.
and sifgrlp rlognpnce, ia his touching and
familiar d.l,,.aiion of Scottish SCENERY
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Edna Sco'Hs darling scat
There j. not a SON OF Scotland, scattered
mi. tL,,r ,t,u.tr, and auqr,y LAv, s,.ut them
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