Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
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ENGLAND-P ARL1AMENTAR PROCEED
INGs.-The House of Commons, in its
morning sitting on Thursday, cleared of
considerable routine business
Mr.. keogh, an Irish member, took Oc
casion to complain of the Queens procla
nation forbidding Roman Catholic priests
, to wear ecclesiastical vestments in public
Mr. Cochrane asked whether the atten-
ton of Government had been drawn to an
/ address recently issued to the working
classes by Mazzini, which he (Mr. Coch-
raue) characterized as containing sedi-
tIous language as respected England, and
insulting as regarded foreign powers. D
The question not being in order, the Hon.
Member gave notice of a motion Of the
subject
I On Friday petitions were presented
/ from the Australian Colonies against the
| transportation of convicts to Van Diemans
Land also from the Legislature of New
South Wales, for the redress of certain
grievances.
The Cunard Company have arrangements
nearly complete for the establishment of
their new line of steamships to Australia
via Panama and New Zealand, and in con
nection with the mail service between Liv-
erpool and the United States. Their ex-
pectation is to secure the carriage of the
mails between England and those places.
and also to procure from the French Gov
eminent contract for Tahiti.
IRELAND = The proclamation against
Romish professions has aroused a great
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opportune moment for Protestant elcc-
pioneering.
A Court Martial at Lyons has convict
ed NJ. Lancher Cremeux's land agent Of
a conspiracy to murder all the officers of
the 18th Regt. No particulars Of this sin
gular affair are given, except that four ser
geant of the Regiment, two civilians were
implicated and are found guilty.
--latest accounts, received on Saturday
morning state that the Council of State
has come to a decision respecting the Or
leans property. 1t has adopted the con
illusions of the Government Commission.
depriying the judicial tribunals of the
right to decide in the case.a and reserves to
the civil jurisdiction the examination of all
questions that may arise relative to private
property which the Princes Of Orlerns
hold in value of hereditary right The
President has signed this decision
A revolt has broken out in Algeria On
the ID tribe Of Arabs. numbering 1000
rose and attacked a camp Of French work
men, killing some and causing the others
to flee The insurgents afterward marched
on Ghelma, and on the 4th and 9Th had an
engagement with the troops from Bora and
|('1ne4,ofio r,-IT.h Z.
have been worsted At all events the in
Isurgeuts crossed the river OuIed Saba and
had advanced to Boussora Additional
troops were expected from Constautia
IrALY.-A bill is introduced in the Chamber
of Deputies at Piedmont, for the establish
ment of marriage by civil contract. By way
of settling the difficulty between the papal
See and Piedmont, an administrator is 10 be
named for both the spiritual and temporal af-
fairs of the diocess of Turin--M. Franzoni 10
retain the title of Archbishop NJ Amat had
been presented to the diocess by the Govern
ment, but the Pope refuses to ratify the nom
ination.
Signor CALI, Minister of Finance at Rome,
is laborlng under theimputation of twelve Sc
riOus charges of peculating the public funds.
Cardinal Antonell promises to investigate
the matter.
Murray is still in confinement at Ancona.
Sir Henry Bulwer had left Florence for Rome
probably TO endeavor to procure his release.
SPAIN.--The Alcaldes of all the towns in the
Province of Cadiz are to hold a meeting, I'M
der the presidency of the Civil Governor, TO
devise system of Railroads for the Province.
GERMANY.-The Post Ampt Gazette of
June ID says: Austria has officially announnc-
ed to Prussia It's suspension of all negotiations
relative to customs treaty with that power.
I A ratification n that otfa
transmitted to - the Darmstadt Coalition. -
On the other hand 1--WE gather from the indie
penence) there is a feeling in Berlin that
NJ. Schounhauson, who has gone to Vienna
temporarily to replace the Prussian Minister.
may be charged with overtures for a direct
commercial union with Austria, without ref
erence to the German States.