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custody, are supposed to be the chiefs in
the affair.
A police officer from London had ar
rived in Paris for the purpose of identi-
flying Pierre and Orsini as having been
with the affair Of Foschini,
who escaped from London some time
since.
The Emperor exhibited much solici;ude
for the wounded, and had distributed de-
corations among the numerous soldiers
who received injuries.
The adoption of stringent measures in
regard to the Italians resident in Paris
was contemplated.
Congratulations had been received by
the Emperor from nearly all the Euro
pean governments.
A bill was to be presented to the
Corps Legislatif for granting pensions to
the victims of The explosion and their
families.
The s. Instruction" against the prison
ers charged with the murderous attempt
had been finished, and the trial was ex-
pected to take place early in February.
\ secrect society had been discovered
in Paris, and gunpowder and arms had
been seized.
Developments by the police of Biz.
mingham, England, show that Pierre and
Orsini had laid their plans while residing
in that town.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don AdrertiSer says that formal de
mand has been preferred upon the Brit
ish Government for the expulsion o
Victor Hugo, Mazzini. Ledru Rollin anc
Louis Blanc, from the British Territory
1t is stated that Rudio, the younges
of the Italian prisoners, had revealed
everything connected with the plot Il
assassinate the Emperor. The trial vii
take place about the 10th of February.
The correspondent of the Londol
Herald says, that on the 2lst, TWENTY-FIVE
persons were arrested in the Gardens Q
the Tuilleries. each with loaded retol
yer in his pocket.
ITALY.
Accounts had reached Paris of tn
landing of two hundred Maszinians Ar
coma, and of their attempt to surprise tn
Austrian Garrison. Many were killeC
and others made prisoners.
AUSTRIA.
A very acrimonious correspondence
said to have taken place between th
French and Austrian Governments c
the navigation of the Danube.
Great sensation had been caused b
the confscation of a number of Il
Oesterreichische Zeitung, on account
an article on the Commercial Academ
said article being generally regarded
wholly iEoffensive, and having been wri
ten at the instigation of the Ministers
Finance. The confscation is attribute
to Count Buot's efforts to gag the Pres
The funeral ceremonies of Marsh
Radetzky were celebrated with gre
pomp at Vienna on the 18th of Janu
: ry, the Emperor heading the large boo
2 of troops which took part in the procee
: ings.
D The Chamber of Commerce Of Au
e tria have almost unanimously declar,
e in favor of the abolition OF the Usu
:, laws, and for free trade.
PRUSSIA.
The Bank of Prussia had further /
duced its rate of discount from 6 to
: per cent.
TURKrT.
1t had been resolved to establish
credit for an issue of eleven mill
!, pounds, six per cent. stock on the IL
., of March, to redeem the floating debt
p, the Sultan and the Government, W
e the exception of the paper circulation.
: The Porte is about to concentrate
f.. troops on the Danube on account of /
of agitation which the project for emanciI
"A ting the Serfs causes among the CHI
tians of Turkey.
in THE DASUBIAS PRINcIPALITIES.
r 1t is announced that compromise
r fered by the Emperor of the French,
O. the affairs Of the Principalities, has b
i'd fayorably received by the Powers
in posed. The French Government,
e. this last proposition, is said to have c
of siderably modified its original opinic
IL with the hopes of an honorable conc
sion to the difficulty.
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