New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
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BY ssssss from Paris Of Tie ssh i.st we learn that
o. aet French troops are TO be added 10 the Oriental
zpy. II the war produce no other good, 1t has at
kast the merit Of Kidding France Of her Decenbrist
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4 may have occurred to your notice thatthe Emps-
rof Of Russia since bis discontinue in Turkey, has
seeernenced using the title Of King Of Poland which
be bad resigned AZ superhuous after his victory In
Hungary the absorption Of that country being con-
sidercd to have been effected. In letter published
b. the gsss pr.@s, dated wsraw, lst Aug, we
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,r osching arrival Of the Car at Warsaw win
'tis said. BY O. ss.ia eo~cessions te the Pole.
Sant Of view OF tb ssr nationality. II is said tha.
mbly Of notsbles fntoned in the organic statute
Kingdom Of Polan 4 of 1892 is 70 be ccnvoked The
sYshmeDis public instruction are, II il said to be re-
opened and the employ Of the Polish language IN Or
fcia acts the pubicat Of the annual expenses an1 re-
eepts and the right too direct taxes ordered
The Pelish army oil the report goes to be reeSo
kshed but under ssand Of officers The fourth
recruitment is fniss sS. Never had sne population eeen
subjected to contri ACTIONS 10 such an extent
We read aso in the Dassstde.fer Zea"Ss uhaer
date of 9TH Auf csst:
According reports from Warsaw, Gen. R0diger, the
stediboder Of he KngGOm of Paand, has summoned re
marshas Of the Porb nobility te petition the crown iof
Many sol h;ous ef the Pelish question have beer
offered by dfserse parties but never did ahy ore
imagine such ssJuton as ehat proposed and ordered
BY the Ru ssi.an general.
lo,med from Coesnhagen ths. the idiot krg of
Denmark, accompanied by the Minister of the Ante-
rior N. de ani.sch, has embarked 70 meet the king
Of Sweden at Karlskrcna. Tlisch is one of the most
fapscsl partisans of Russia andit is generally sup
posed th st tie meeting of the TWO kings is destined
10 rensg the bend Of Russian partissnshP called the
Northt rp armed neutrality. EDenmark apd Sweden
mean neutrality toward Russia it does not .olo" tna'
thew mean the same toward England and France, as
the following circumstance sets forth. Some days
Non oGetera! Mesa Commar1 1er in-chef Of the Danish
Artillery passod in review the Artillery OF the Ma
tonsla;uard and addressed 10 them an unusually ar
dent aocuten limiting that the day approached per-
hans when tie National Artillery united to that OF
the army, would be appealed to by the king for the
esmmon defense of the Scandinavian iatherland.
Parliament will be prOrogued tomorrow "Ihe
.session 10 remarkable for its abandoned measures
..as the campaign, for its postponement OF warlke
Operations"
Some says ago the Charirar published caricature
e1hibi.is, the Spanish people engagedin battle and
the two ,sbres-Espartero and ODOnnel embracing
each other over their heads. The Charudr' mlstook
for the end of the revolution what is only its co n
increment The struggle has already commenced
between ODonnel and EsparterO, and not only be-
tween them but also between the military chiefs and
tho people, 1t has been Of little avail to the Govern-
nent to have appointed the torreador Bncheca as Su
perntepdent of the slaughter-houses to have nomi-
mated q committee for the reward of the barricade-
batsnts and finally to have appointed two French
men, Pujol and Delmas historiographers of the
resolution. O'DonDell wants the Cortes to be elec-
ted according TO the law of l845 EspsrterO accord
ngtothe Constitution andthe people univer-
sal suffrage The people refuse to lay down their arms
before the publication of Government programme,
the programme of Manzanares longer satisfying
their views. The people demand the annument OF the
Concordat of 1852 conscaton of the estates of the
counter revolutionists, expose of the finances,
canceliDg of all contracts for railways and other
swudlng, contracts for public works and lastly the
Judgment of Christina by special Court. Two at
tempts at fight the part of the latter have been
foiled by the armed resistance Of the people. Ell
Tritsmo makes the following account of resttutions
to be made by Christina to the National Exche-
quer: Twenty four millions Illegally received as Re-
gent from 1884 to 1910; twelve millions received on
her return from France after absence of three
years; and thirty five millions received of the Treas
ury. of Cuba. This account even is generous one.
When Christina left Spain in lS4O, she carried of
large sums and nearly all the jewels of the Spanish
Grown. KARL MARX.