The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-05

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lie and ordered % Be printed
riks oo an aitcr tic second resolution.
& Nr. Clarke, and inse lie following as 6
Iha while tho Cniteq states "
consolidation d The e3igencIes q aelesy
recognise governments 81 lsscte
o4lsar gfages. vet chat they are never
theless by no means indifferent WheA snea
a government is established against tne cons
ent 81 my Noodle, by usurpaflon g 9
armed Intervention Of foreign States g me
tons
Resolred, That, considering that tne peg
pie Of Hungary, ia tue exercise q the Lighps
secured to them BIZ the laws Of nations Y e
solemn and legitimate manner asserted tleir
national independence, and established g
government BY their own voluntary act, and
successfully maintained It against 81 oppo-
sition By parties lawfully interested n the
question, and that the Emperor Of Russia,
without Just or lawful right invaded Huns
gary, and By. fraud and arms subverted the
national independence ndpoIitical constitu-
ton thus established, and thereby reduced
that country to the condition Of q province
ruled BY foreign absolute power, the Uni
ted States in defence of their own interests
Of mankind, do solemnly protes against the
conduct Of Russia on that occasion as q
waIton and tyrannical infraction Of the laws
Of nations, and the United States do further
declare that they will not hereafter be indif-
ferent to similar acts of national injustice
oppression, and usurpation, Whenever they
may occur.
Photographed to vicksburg Wing.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
SENATE The Detroit resolutions present
ed by Mr. Cas-, in favor of the interpositioI
of the United States in behalf of the Irish
Patriots, was debated at length and will prob
ably be laid on the table.
Mr.. Foote's compromise resolutions were
then taken up and debated by Mr. Davis
when the hour arrived for executive session
HoUsE-The amendments to the Mexican
indemnity bill were rejected
The committee of the whole reported tt
the House amendments appropriating si1
thousand dollars for the relief Of the Lopez
prisoners now in Spain. The bin was thel
reported to the House.
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The House then adjourned.
The Intelligcnccr has a dispatch from For
Fillmore, New Mexico, announcing the dis
covery of vein of silver traced FIVE hundred
feet.
Hon. Henry Clay has 50 far. recovered a
to be able toride out in company with hi
physician.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 20
Kossuth leayeson Saturday via Cleveland
and viii stop at Salem on Sunday.
The weather is clear and warm, and til,
snow is melting fast-it is nearly all gone.
The river has risen a few inches, and nav
igation will probably open in a few days.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
The navigation of the Delaware is resum
led, and vessels depart with toYbo
RICHMOND, Va, Jan 20.
johnson and Daniels, editors of this city
exchanged shots in duel on the MarylanC
! line yesterday. Neither party was hurt
The seconds interfered, when the affair wa
amicably adjusted. They dined together a
i. p. Blairs country residence:
Affairs in France.
Some of the details Of the Asia's new
show almost conclusiycly the imperialis
tendency of the Dictator now at the head o
affairs
The Project of the Nicdrc has followed tn
Iexalnple of some other of his colleagues, an,
published a degree ordering all political EN-
blems without exception, and particular,
the words Liberte, Egalite and Fraternite,
which are inscribed on public and priyat
buildings il. the department., to be inmedi
ately efaced. Tho trees of liberty are to b
cut down and given fuel to the poor.
In the streets near the Palace of the Tuil
ferries may be seer. many of the old soldiers
the empire, in the costume of the period, re
pairing to the rendezvous assigned to them
where they. are to be received by the Pres
dent. Immediately after the religious ccre
Imony at Notre Dame, the reception of tn
high functionaries, authorities, dignitarics q
the State, the staff, and officers of the arm
will take place, as already announced, in tn
Palace of the Tuileries, where hundreds Q
workmen we're up all night making prepare
ton for the. ceremony of this day.
! The Noniteur contains the following dc
cree:
In the name of the French people, tn
President of the Republic
Considering that the French Republic wit
its new form sanctioned by the suffrage I
s the people, may without umbrage adopt til
fsonYenier of the empire, and the symbol
/. which recall theremcmbrance of its glory;
Considering that the national flag shout
no longer be deprived Of the renowned en-
: blem which led our soldiers to victory in
! hundred battles, DEGREES:
Art. The French Eagle is re-establisl
Z ed on the standard of the army.
Art. 2 It is also re-establiseed on th
e cross of the Legion of Honor
S Art. The Minister of War and th