The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-15

for the Home Depa rtment, Sir w. Jolile; Under
Secretaries Of india Board Lord Desart, Mr. II
Baltic; Judge Advocate, Mr. BankD; Lords Of The
Treasury the Marquis Of Chindcs, Mir Batason;
Chief Commissioner OF The Poor Law Board Sir
John j'rollope.
The appointnent OF Lord H,rdingo as Master of
the Ordinance, instead Of Lord Londonderry, az waa
at first contemplated, seems 10 indicate u " ish on
the part OF Lord Derby to pursue cautious course
Lord Hardinge having announced on bis accepting
office that he concurred in much Of the policy Of
Sir Robert Peel, and could not vote for is reversal
The fact of Mr. e.. r. Young, the most violent Of
the p, tionsta having refused present to take
Ciico the ground Of i'll hGaith, may prrilop. also
be a symptom in The came direction. Lord Hard
nge at one time Governor General of India
and the battles OF the Su,lej, His age ia sfxty-
seven.
CosTINESTAL.--A Bonnpartist journal, the
France Napoleonienns, has the following: "The
state OF sicge OF Paris Ia, it Ia said, to be removed
after the meeting of the Senate and tho Lccs-
latve body. The date O! that conyocation is not
yet fixed; the 20.h of March and the 9th of Nav
have been spoken o.! However this may be- the
intention Of the government appears 10 be not to
convoke the deliberatve bodies until it has pub
liShed all the decrees which il considers necessary
TO the organization OF a vigorous authority and
government
The Patrts claims that strong and .ong-cher-
ished personal friendship exists between Louis Ma
poleon and Lord IIalmesbury, tho new Minister of
Foreign Affairs in England,
Letters from Switzerland speak of n second
French note, repeating the demand contained in
the rst and asserting the right of France to indi-
cate refugees for expulsion, which she requires
snail take place as a matter of course
Recent intelligence from Kalisch and other
parts of Poland already indicate that either the
Russian government has no confidence in the sta
hiity Of the existing state of things in France or
o. the sincerity Of the pacific assurances Of tho
President because all the military preparations are
being again carried on with renewed energy; ex-
traordnary activity is everywhere displayed in
supplying the army, and furnishing the magazines;
and military men are of The decided opinion that n
summer campaign is impending bodies of troops
have already begun marching westward. 49,
The Roman Observer anpouncea that the Pope
had published, in his usual form, two DEGREES of
beatihcaton. The first refers to the venerable
Giovanni de Brito, clergyman of the Company
OF Jesus, who died martyr to his faith on the 4th
OF February, 1903, in the East Indies. BY the Sc
cond, The Pope confirms two miracles Effected at
the intercession Of the venerable Giovanni Grandc,
alias Peccatore, hiar Of the order Of ST. John Of
God.
Letters from Rome say that many arrests have
been made of parties charged with celebrating the
Anniversary OF the Roman republic; and that the
Pop; has given orders for more children to be
Joseph, in the belief that JOSEPH Dfas
zins ID intended to be honored by the frequent use
OF that surname.
Letters from Constantinople say tha. The dispute
respecting the holy places, which at time
threatened consequences Injurious to Christian
sdents in the Turkish empire, has been settled
without infringing upon the liberty formally
granted some time ago Christians OF all creeds.
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