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Haliha At noon upon The 18th. Che brings iv a
|sspssl da.es to May 18Th, being i've Days later
rhSA he Humboldt
EsssAso-The pr"ese&nss Of parliment
are Of consio~sA4te interest. A motion was
made ia the House 81 Commons, On Tuesday
nquirlng into the systc,n Of eduction pursued
1t Nlsynonth College. An amendment vas
added to consider the bill to repeal the May
| ,,""th College endowment, and all other grants
tor religious instruction.
The Tesslu ION to abolish The du'y on paper,
uewspaprr stamp, and advertisement tax, was
~j4ctd
The gov .rnment in&ends to send military
ftace- 70. Australia,
The wnoIlen manufacturer are alarmed at
he prospect Of deficiency Of wool IN Aus
trala.
Parliament, without any decisive action having
been attained
The Crystal Palace, which aspurchased for
81, 600, ia to be immediately re-erected for an
exotic gardrd.
Capt,in Howard, Of the ship Renovation, has
made a deposition concerning the ships seen by
him IN Il e &c, supp s d 10 have been Franklins S.
He thinks they were whales.
l, is rumorrd that Lord Qlsngall succeeds
Eral DaIhouse "a Govern General Of In
dia.
FsAscE-The frte at Paris on the 10th Of
May was pur. iy military, consisting Of $4,000
troops, with half million OF citizens and strang
ers ms spectators.
The Prince President Napoleon arrived on
| the ground at noon, at the head Of brilliant
staff, and reviewed the soldi r.. He presented
standard. to the colonels, surlnounted by the
| imperial eagle
Napoleon subsequently, addressed the army,
saying .that the Roman eagle adopted by the
Emperor Napoleon was the last striking emblem
Of the regeneration and grandeur Of France
| 1t DISAPPEARED with her msfortunes, and ough,
| to return when France had recovered from her
| defeats aud was again mistress Of herself, seem
| ing ne longer to repud:ate her own glory
Resume, then, soldiers, these eagles, not as
menace against foreigners, but as a symbol Of
| indie pendeIcp, a. the souvenir Of heroic epoch
and as a mark to each regiment of mobility, and
| pledge to de, if need be, in defence Of the
emble,ns SO often led by our fathers to vcto
! ry."
The clergy, headed BY the Archbishop o.
Paris, numbering 500, gathered around gor
| geous alter erected On the field ard bestowee
blessings on the standards. The troops tn. I
dehl.d, and the Ceremony was concluded
| Two thousand crosses and medals were also
distributed.
I The President was we'll received the infan
try cried "Vive Napoleon,' the cavalry criet
"Vivr EMPEROR" and the operatives Of Eau
burg St. Antoine, on the contrary, notified tn,
employers that they would work instead Of BE-
ing present at the fcte.
The festivities were continued in doors 70
three days, and on Tuesday fifteen thousan,
attended grand bill in the Tuilleries. o.
Wednesday banquet was given to eight hun
dred generals and superior officers.
The Minister of the Interior has written t.
NJ. Av.ndo, ing him from the oath .
allegiance to the President
General Changarniear has refused to take tn
oath Of allegiance; and, writing from Malines
he says that Napoleon repeatedly attempted t
make him swerve from his duty, and bind hin,
self TO his ambitions dosigns. He also charge
him with having many times offered him III
rank Of marshal, and also another military till
never received since the fall Of the empire. II
also proposed the endnw j: with enormous pe
cuniary advantages. he also accuses Napoleo
Of perjury, and congratulatea himself that h
was proof against the Presidents brides.
A letter from Count Chambourg, calling o
. the legitirnatist to refuse to take the oath
allegiance, is attracting great attention.
Austria AND RussrA.-The advices fror
Central and Southern Europe principally reft
! to the movements of the Emperor Of Russl;
{ aud his vis, to Vienna. The arrival at Vienn
Of Prince Wndisgratz, and the Ban, and tn
expected arrival OF the Duk" Of Bordeaux, il
dictate that his visit relates to business rattle
} than pleasure.
Among the names Of twenty exiled Hungs
rians publicly affixed to the gnllows at Virnu
appear the names Vt Count Alexander Triek
aud Count Puzkey.
TUscANY-The Grand Duke of Tuscany Ia
abolish, d the constitution, and restored matter
as they were in l945.
LYDIA AND CuISA.-The India mail has a
rived, with Trieste and Calcutta dates 10 til
7th Of April, and China u the 25th Of Marcel
New outbreaks had occurred in India, and a
expedition had sailed to attack vangoon