The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-29

which they bring;
ENGLAND
Ia the House OF Commons on the i2lb, in answer 10
inY uiries made by Mr. Ricardo regarding the news
paper stamp bill the Chancellor OF the Exeheqac stated
that bill had been prepared and that ready Tor
iarodueuon but that OF its provisions bore upon
another quesonnamely. the modification OF repeal oil
the advertisement dutyand upon several important rex
ulaons relating that question he considered II desifa-
BILE postpone The Introduction Of The bill until the lull
opportunity had been afforded OF gathering The neces-
saTy Information relative 10 advertisements, and uht hs
government should have lime TO consider The whole
question.
The answer appeared 10 him on former occasion to
have the appreciation Of the House, and y was mol
his intention 10 Introduce the bill until he should De pre-
pared 10 announce Tue course which the government IN
tended 10 pursue with regard 10 the advertisement du
Several persons IN Southampton have received lntid-
ton that they will be required attend before The House
OF Commons Backyard Committee, 10 give evidence re-
speeding Mr.. Slanords visit 10 the above-named town ~
July last appears that before any new OF altered man
packet is allowed TO lake out malls, some subordinate
official belonging the Admiralty pspects b, during
trial trip This supervision only adopted, however,
with the large size mail packets
The opening OF the Great Exhibition al Dlbiin by Inc
Lord Lieutenant took place with great solemny on Inc
I2h. More than $4,000 persons were IN the building.
The day very fine, and everything passed on WIN Tue
Many OF the objects to be exhibited have not yet been
finally arranged. Some are still arriving and many more
are expected The spectator may fancy hnself on enter
Ing in vaa cathedral, composed oil iaoyrInih Of hgh
pillars and lofty circular arches, the grand naive being
100 feet width and a2J feet IN helgnt.
The iIelced galleries, raised between the douDe COL
onadcs which separate lhe naves. have an exceedingly
beautiful effect light blue tint which pervad,s the
whole, with the glass roofs and gorgeous escu.cheons
hanging on either side have the whole an appearance
OF exceeding great grandeur and beauty -
Conspicuous among the pictures are the admirable like-
nesses OF her Majesty and fnnce hloeL. oy ;
ter, which have been graciousy lent by her Majesty 10
the exhibition committee. s. ,
There " another collection also which is entirely
unique, pamely: a collection oil japanese productions
ph ,rh haye taan lent from q
the Dutch government and being arranged with gfea
skill by NJ. A. "A. Van de kasieele director Of the Royal
Museum OF CuIlosities
The Corps lsgisla,if met on the 2h instant at three
O'Clock After the adoption OF The process rer6a M Bill
lau announced that he had received from the MinseI
of State poec, OF law modifying articles 50 and 81 oil
the penal code relative the penalty OF death, referring
10 the re-esablshmen OF the penalty abolished by de-
OF the provisional government IN cases OF hsh urea
son.
penal code AS regards the first Of them. il is merely
necessary say that the ordinary laws against murder
give ample projection TO tRe emperor ana ms FANNY
as to all other citizens. The object in having rentro-
duced il TO get in the second Qhe s7h) al the same
time;
art sc Any attempt agans, the life or the person
OF The Emperor ia punished with the pain oil parrlcde
An attempt against the lie or The person OF the members
OF the imperial family is punished with death. Every
offence committed publicly against the person OF The EN-
peror shall be punished by imprisonment Of IRON *
months 10 FIVE years, and fine oil 5o0t to l0,00Of The
culp may besides be inlerdiced from all or part OF
his civic, civil, and family rights for period equal TO
that of the Imprisonment TO which be shall have been
condemned. That time shall Iun from the day when
the culprit shall have Undergone his punishment.
"AIi. 81. An attempt OF which the object shall be
either change the government or the order OF The sue
cesson TO the throne or 10 excite the czens or nhah-
itants arm themselves agains. the imperial authority
shall be punished with death"
The yu0nlttur contains Two DEGREES approving oil he
decisions of the municipal commissions OF Lyons and
Lorent having for object 10 keep back from the octroi
receipts two snms-one OF lSo,oo0 and the other Of
l6. 000-destned 10 provide tor part OF the tax on
personal property assigned 10 those two towns The
object OF deductions OF this kind aid the poorer Class
in substituting, measure, indirect taxatien
which only affects articles consumed aud which is con-
sequen,y proportion with the resources OF the
persons paying for direct taxation. which applies TO per-
sons presents this Tor the poorer class
es generally somewhat improviden that they called
for IN absolute manner at certain liked periods The
Non teurs tone calculated 10 annihale the hopes
iertained OF an abolition of The action.
The Minister OF War has decreed that camp shall
be established the OF the sumner al Satoy,
near Versailles The three divisions of the army OF
Paris will occupy the camp by turns, and practise hed
manPuvres on a large scale.
This camp is to continue for four months and half
from May Is 10 October land each OF the three
divisions OF the army of Paris will remain encamped
during six weeks The camp il to be composed 10
comprise all the elements oil an army. There Will be
constantly the ground three brgades OF infantry two
bgadcs OF cavalry, three batteries OF artillery, oil
which one will be horse artillery, and two conf anes
of engineers These troops will be exercised at least
three times week The tents Will be arranged
alongside the wood, long line possible. 10
leave The field clear for mareuvres The batteries OF
tllery will be ia IN the neighborng villages
Marshal Magnao will command the CAMP
1t has been previously stated thai the bill recently pre-
sened to the legislative corps, by which the widow OF
Marshal Ney 10 receive the gilt OF 300 600 fancs had
produced bad effect among deputies II appears that
The ministers OF opinion that the duchess should
only the arrears OF her pension, which were not
paid dunng the restoration but LOUIS Napoleon insisted
that The prc DE- ioi should be drawn up to
chs al nj
against the sentence which condemned Marshal Ney 10
death The bill will be passed bu, not without opposi
ton.
The Marquis de Calvere, who bad already resigned
his IN the legislative corps in consequence Of
fusing take the oalh has Just written 10 The project OF
The department OF the Gard rendering his resignation
member OF the council. general OF that department
The visi, oil Prince Napoleon to Algeria is postponed
I'LL the month OF September. ~.
Accounts from Algeria state that the governor raj
bad arrived al Bouge, for the purpose OF taking The
mand OF the expedition against the Lesser kabylia
SWITZERLAND
creed forced loan of $4,000 TO the deficiency
caused by The expenditure IN suppressng the nsurrec-
ton OF the 22d ut The following an extract from the
of the Federal Council the question OF the politi-
cal refugees:
In the canton of the Grisous there are no refugees
and in the canton OF Tcino the few exceptions which
have been made lave led 10 complaint. During The
last years. and also at present, well-founded
proach be put forth II the demand for a more ell
ecua control The refugees made, may be sup
posed that il only relates TO the canton OF Ticno
"It is important to remark that in spite OF the reproach
OF insufficient CONTROL the csntona police well
informed other nollce The of The