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the pescl OF Schiller, and accompanied by descrip.
tions in his own hand, have been found in tho pos
session Of a-Swabian raIn;ly.

tho pescl OF Schiller, and accompanied by dsscri,
tions in his own hand, have been found in tho pos.
session Of aSwabian ram;.y.
The hrns Ztitpng pointedly asserts that the
King Of Naples has been required to act az ump,s.
in the differences about the demarcaton OF the CON
6nes Of Holsten and Schleswg
Legitmist Congress is to be held at Wiesbaden
this month, and the Count de Chambord has already
made preparations for leaving Frohsdorf to be pre-
cent at IL.
The Chamber Of deputies of Belgium adopted o.
Saturday, by fifty votes to thirty. the treaty
Of commerce and navigation recently concluded be-
tween Belgium and Holland
1t is stated that colossal statue Of the Emperor
Napoleon, thirty feet high, is to be placed on tho
top otthe triumphai arcn at the end Of tho Champs
| Eysces.
The Austrian Loyd'a Compa =, Mt Trieste, baye
sent to Lngiand 20 buy five neg steamers for thoir
service. Baron Biuck, the enlightened OF minister
OF Commerce, is chiet director OF this co mpany.
IA Vienna il s tumored that Count Don Juan, se-
/ cord son Of Don Carlos, has run away to London
WITH yourg English lady Don Juan's wife is tho
second daughter ol the egniDs Duke Of M,dona.
/ The Danish government proposes to eOrtify Co.
pe1nasfn like INTO Paris, so that in case Of emsr-
| gepcy tie town can be gtatiied with paternsl
| bonGaldmert
A telcRrsplio dispatch rom Vienna, dated ths
2slh .timo announces that Baron krauss, Au'-
tran NJ Gister % III ance, has resigned He is
ceedeG BY Nj dc Eaumgartuor, formerly Minister OK
Commer1o
Tho i4udo,, N,,rs correspondent says.-l ha,
/ jusl met the President II Tho Champs Eiysees IA
! was Driving III small chariot, with hi5 aida.ds.
camp EleuPPy Tgo ourisssioss rode ahead vita
cotkeo pistols, ard numerous escort of the sams
coraly perfectly surrounded the carriage, whioh
pf' ceeoed at a rapid pace through tho Barrcre de
| fttollc.
The inhabitants Of Rome have been both p,saaed
ard amused at ho u rest OF General Oudip0t (the
| bombsrder Of Rome } lie was looking forward 10
! 2 tnprsbal's baton as reward Tor his services in
| lply. General lie valiant has just beea raised 10
ttat dignity ard it seems, in the place of tho ar
iostod victor Of Rome, ha held an iaferior COM
maud during the siege of the Eternal City
The jury for trying press offences in France. az
ecidn8 10 The nov project Of Law, is 10 consist
third OF the magiatrac2 one thr; Of the conmoroe.
ond the rest of military aen. Tho caution money
! - be demanded is 200 C00fr.
We have heard from good authority thnt the re-
csips OF the submarine Telegraph are already at
tie rate of twelve per cent per annuu-Lo'rion
M dc Lavalette has received instructions from
the Eei ch govern nent not - Interrupt MS dpo-
matte CON luuncations with the Porte Tns Aus.
tIian Prose makes tie following sigaifcant 70.
mark go 'Frauce bas now lsss inclination aud rea-
son than ever to act in opposition to the wishes Of
Russia
There sre now in Great Britain LIZ schools re-
etiWTg annual grants; td0 pupil teachers; 80
certified nasters; $50, so i0,. ted expended an
uuaiiy in the Iuya ent OF the salaries OF taem AID
iDtH dppfentlceS. anu ABOUT JJ-s UuU III Gl0 OF
building improving, and furnishing books anL
apparatus TO schools.
II Is stated that certain III Mercz7 7n5ki. an ern-
rioyc oil the Russian Embassy al the Court Of Vi
cnua, who returned from his polico -ozpl,r Itory
journey to Montsne gro, is preparing detailed ra-
port upon the state OF things in that Turkish pro-
snce, ior The use Of his Own government. IL can
be guessed hat such report 1icuated for some
moe important purpose than that of Satsiyiag tns
hIeIe curiosity Of the autocrat, or ior geographical
ir poses Ihis pro70ce is perhaps des tnoi Il form
aIait # lripcc Leuchtenbergs future do@ry.
A committee has been appointed at Vienna to
inquire into The pay and silo gances Of the Austrian
army, with view to increasing tham. No stone Is
e unturncd to secure the personal popularity ofthe
Emperor with the troops. He once put six generals
uncer arrest or the same day, for being out Of uni
form. A. review Of the garrison, both tho Empo-
and his adutaut appeared in the dress Of private
so.Jicrs, and the newspapers Instructed ths
following day 10 comment upon the fact with admi-
ratior.
Its said that NJ Balabin, who has arrived in Paris
ircm St. Petersburg, is the bearer OF tho grand
coleCn Of the order OF 81. Andrew, from the En-
reror Of Russia, for Tho President of the republic.
tn re other hand, 10 IS said that several Russians
ot high rark, ana among others Count Phaen,
who was Russian am mbassaaor IN Paris, in the time
q Leus Philippe, have been speaking OF Louis
NaI oeoD and his acts in some OF the principal
salons at Paris, in manner that has attracted tho
office II the poice; and 1t has been intim ated to
them that, il they should not be more careful in
then language they might probably receive notice
w luis laLSV'
The LATE Mr.. TURNER. L. A-We learn on
good authority, says the MImheqg Guardian,
that the late Mr.. Turner has left by his will sum
Of L2COG00, for the purpose OF founding an insti-
iution for The relief Of decayed artis,s, and has
given all his pictures (wth the exception Of three
Of his own works. which are left to the nation) for
the purpose Of embellisbing The builiing which is
to be erected for that purpose.
An EPISODE IN THE LAST FRENCH REVOLUTION.
"A letter from Lorguas gives some details relative
10 the circumstances which took place after the
combat at Aups 1t says The soldiers had
been told that the house in which the prisoners
were kept for three days was full Of insurgents.
Tie troops, being thus mislcd, fired on the house,
while On the other side the reds we're breaking in
tie doors TO murder these unfortunate men. M.
hIdlecl de Laval, seeing that his friends were on
the point Of pershing. Jumped cut OF a window Of
the secord story 10 tell the troops not to fre and
cried Gu; save the prisoners" The soldiers,
thinking that he was an insurent who said, | sur
tender myself a prisoner re piled, We give no
quarter ana forty Of them red AT him at two
yards distance The prisoners then cried out, HE
is not an insu gent. and all the soldiers raised
their hands 10 Heaven. VI dc Laval, believing
that he was about 70 die, dS sired to clasp the
Captains hani 20 intimate that he bore no enmity
TO him. lie tuned towards him, crying, die
sGtihet. since have saved my companions Itpe
4 sou The Captain rushed forward, cxclaiming,
Oh. what cause oi regre. lie declares that
be nertr behe!s "a grea an Instance OF courage,
sFd rcycT you'd forget the sseue before him. M.
de laVai teceisec wound 10 the foot, another in
tie shouder. one ear tie temple aud grains Of
lot lom the II uTgeLts ~ several parts of the
body; be has ais9 bayonct stab IL the arm; his
Iai,tot has been pierced with nne ba s. his crayat
cap, w8stcoat, and boots all torn 10 pieces with
talls, aId yet he has not received single severe
wound; in fact .he whole case is quite a miracle.
M de Laval has determined that all his clothe,
shall be hung up a. ct Ferreol the place cf tn.
celebrated pilgrimage. near Lorgues"
Supreme Court-spccIai Term.
Before Judge koseyelt