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saying he did not pledge himself to any hng but Of this
warng Of their objects they had his good wishes though
he not Chancellor Of the Excbequer he feared
those alone would not construct the pier and breakwater
fLaughter.]
Seven Lords, nine Bishops twenty-seven members of
Parliament the Mayors of Dublin Cork, Limerick, Week
ford Sligo Drogheda and Clonmel with scores of
Aldermen Doctors Of Laws Justices Of the Peace etc. in
reand have pettioned the Queen for the pardon Of
William Smith 0Bren and his compatriots in the resist
ance of the year 184S. sE
The approaching Parliamentary election attracts very
general attention in Ireland There will be large addi-
ton to the Catholic Defence and independent ranks
FRANCE
THE Political OFFEsDERs-The chief event Of the
present week in France, is remarkable report by Col
pardon sent into the provinces to revise the sentences of
the political offenders.
He asserts that in all the departments he has visited
the circulars nculcatng mercy have been received with
hostility and have produced the worst impression The
Eardoned demaggues have reracted their confessions
The departmental commissions have sinned by of
mercy Wherever he went Col dEspinasse, to calm the
inhabitants ordered the suspended of convcts
their way to Africa to continue their march their
penal destination He represents the number of the af
to secret societies being enormous that even the
deporaons of the rngeaders alone would have included
several thousands in two three departments. This
commissioner of mercy out of 1000 condemnatons has
only been able to bring his conscience to admit 200
offenders to pardon Col dEspinasse is the officer who
took possession of the legislative palace on the morning Of
the I'd Of December.
The central commissioner of police ofs of the chief
cities in the South is the point of being arrested on
tine charge Of having raced in pardons and sold for hard
cash communications of punishments releases from
prisons
AUSTRIA.
KassUTHs FA,nLY-It having been found impossible to
establish against Mesdames Meszenyi and Ruttkay
they have been liberated and residing in the
Hotel National, in the Leopoldsadt. The Austrian Gov
has at length to the conclusion that nothing
to be gained by OBTAINING Kossuth relations here and
accordingly the whole familysome seventeen persons
believew be permitted to quit this country on the LIST
of May AS people here can never do any thing with
good grace difficulties have been raised about the
wants who willing to go with the emigrants. The
authorities insist the Kossuth family emgrating alone
which, in opinion. liz unreasonable there
four females and eleven children of the party. From
perfectly credible learn that Madame Meszleny
said to have as much moral as all the rest
of the family put together, completely bated all the
attempts of the authorities to extract information of
consequence from her
trusted dictated protocol puporting to be recaptula
ton of the admissions made by the defendants and Nine
Meszlenyi instructed to sign it, Never cried the
spirited woman. will consent to sign that which though
positively false not perfectly true Let dictate
the protocol which well able to do, and then will
willingly sign it, Justice requires that should state
that Kossuths sisters kindly treated during their
imprisonment, and that their mothers letters to them
duly delivered after having been read by the author
ties whose safe keeping they entrusted The old
lady admonished her children to take courage and to
main firm as the sun must rise at last be the night
ever long and dark This have to believe, is
the sense if not the literal translation of phrase
in of the letters delivered into the hands of the
prisoners. AS Madame Kossuth and her family will not
be permitted to here they will meet with Mesdames
Meszenyi and Ruttkay somewhere the road Boden
| bach. Vienna Correspondent OF the IlmeS.
| SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
| GoIp STORIES Observation-Disclosures has been
| ceyed from Adelaide South Australia. to January 10.
being several days later The discovery of gold in the
colony had turned out to be fabrication The Govern
men Commissioners had second time proceeded with
Mr. G. NJ. Stephen, the party by whom the reward had
been claimed to the spot indicated and upon testing the
soil were unable procure the smallest portion of metal
Upon previous trial every spadefu had been found to
yield gold and the Commissioners in their report
uuepy that pieces must have been introduced
the deception. With regard
to the general state Of the country appears that the
Reorganization caused by the departure of the nhabi-
tants to Sydney and Port Philip had been much exagge-
rated
emigration than five thousand, and it is
serted that much of the prevailing commercial panic
be attributed to the natural collapse Of the worthless
mining and building specuatons which had been carried
on for the past year two The Of the Burr
Burra and the discovery of the Kapunda mine caused
f2000U be squandered in delusve companies Already
however. there were symptoms of reaction
1.-THE above it will be observed refers to only pro-
vince Australia that Of Adelaide That there is much
gold in the country elsewhere is well known]
DENMARK.
The Danish Ministry is engaged in dispute with the
ernanc Diet on the subject of Hoseinedera contn
gent The Diet demands that the King OF Denmark a
Duke of Holsten shall hold separate military contingent
it's disposal and the monarch replies, in very decisive
language that he has good right as the Emperor
Austria to keep his army 'one and invisfbe' and tc
designate whatever troops he may please to the German
service All he will promise is, that federal contingent
shall remain as rule in Hostein be generally com
poso of natives of the duchy The Diet considers that
has made bad bargain in restoring the sovereign author
ty without assuring its own influence at the same time
GERMANY.
Hanover has declared for Prussia in the contest
; pending in Germany customs-unon questions. In th
sitting but of the Vienna Congress the
aye of Hanover declared that he should not be able
sign the final protocol which commits the subscribing
Governments the Austrian scheme alleging the obliga
lions of the treaty with Prussia his objections
substance of the Austrian propositions The Hanoyeral
Government he stated would be ready to enter with Prus
and other States parties to the September treaty int
G view to subsequent completer eustoms-unions.
: DEATH THE GRAND DUKE or B4pEs-Intelgenc'
received of the death of the Grand Duke of Ba
den, which took place on Saturday night The Crane
Duke Charles Leopold Frederick, was born in 1790-h
therefore g. years of age at his death He has beer
only known the ruler of small and unimportant Ger
: man principally, noted chiefly for its revolutions
Neither s man nor as sovereign was the late Arch
tics at one moment hunbly bowling to the popular vii
uie4 it in the ascendant, promising liberal insttu
tons and IaEs-breaking these promises and trampin
the people updeeo when restored to the full exercise
/, absolute power.
The yich. the sanguinary Carlst cabccua Bots was she
on the 10th inst in the presence of an immense numbe
n OF people he offered to reveal the details OF Carls
u conspiracy.
l. By royal Decree all sentences of fine or imprsonmer
for offences against the press laws annulled and
pending prosecutions ordered to be abandoned This az
= of the sovereign has given general satisfaction.
u TERRIBLE DISASTER At TuRIN.-The following brief
count terrible and destructive explosion at the Sal
dnan capital quarter of which city stated to hay
been injured was hurredly written upon the margin
the Opioe of Turin of April 26 Immediately before II
departure of the mails The afternoon Of that day.
which arrived in London by this mornings post The lit
translation of the hasty but apparently truthful
munieation which, may be observed is received throus
Is perfectly reliable sources is as follows:
# Turin April g. Mid-day-Exploded, the powder MAJ
eZne Of the Place Puone by the side OF the Dora Or
quarter of the capital has been injured Every is
ID consternatiop The details not yet known; nor Al
N the causes II feared that the other two magazin
q will follow All is coniGsien.n
d1 Since the above was received, the Journal de Turin
Of the aboye date has arrived Under the bead of Late
of intelligence is the following paragraph confirming tt
% foregoing;
se Turin, Has A. M--fW3 successive shocks have BET
felt like those of an earthquake The powder magaz
y of Borgo Dora has exploded the population arshurr
~ ing the of disaster the rapp is being beaten
~ ali the faubourg is fire; barrack has fallen dowr
~ two hundred deaths are spoken OF
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a. UNION Course, L. I-7fOting-May II, match 500
w three mile heats in harness.
III John Perrin named G. &. Eagle of the West
~ j So,nerpdyke named e. m Lady Vernon. 2
on Time, S:39-S34-S44.
al The above race was beautifully contested alta
b throughout in fact Of the best three mile races tn
ever took place the Island The nclement state of
h. weather the very heavy state the track
~ for the time.
JJN,oS .CouRsG, l.. I.--Ii9iiag-May 49, purse $3l
er $50 to sccon hest mile heats best three in five in he
ness r.. i,
m S Mclaughlin entered CHI 1. zachary Layor-d
NJ JAS. Whelpley entered g. m Lady 1uloh'
a. W. Whelan entered b, g. Jack Rossiter. :.'o
he G. Spiser entered 6. G. Vermont. ............uI
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