, 1861-06-12

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/. The French evacuation Of Syria wns to take
is taken under. protest, as fraught with tho
worst coneequences to the Christians Of Tur->
key. II. .Bnlault, one Of the imperial speaking
,t1umpets In the Legislature, announces thasu
necessary they will return to syria, not as Eu',
ropeans bound BY treaty to eSacuato Il at . .
certain date, bRt a. Frenchmen who will as:
.eume all theresponsibllity Of thelrpEoceedtng.
It appears that Ve1y Pacha the Turkish. Min.
ister at Paris, suggested the Willingness Of the.
Porte to have French garrison remain at ;
Beirut until the formal settlement Of tho sy-
4 Correspondent writes that the '.N0nd, Of
DruRsels,. 8 journal founded by the Russian
government for the PRONUNCIATION Of Russian !
ideas snd the support Of Russian policy, has ;
to be printed and pubsiahed In Paris.
Petitions, numerous]y signed BY the people
of Rome, have lately been presented to The
French Emperor, beseeehing him to leave that
city mistress Of her political destinles- They
place In now intolerab1e, that trade ind manu-
factnrers, always prec21ious under the eeele-
tiaetical 4xgime, are absolutely ruined aince the
ceEtrat and Eastern provinces were annexed
to the Kingdom Of Italy, to whose destiny they
entreat TINT Rome may be linked.
:; II. dc Persigny, Minister Of the Interior Of
FRANCE, has addressed circular to the per-
fects, lsying down new rule on the pubfics-
ton Of pamphlets. Should these be from the
pe1e q Persons In exile, their publication Is
the common law. This mtssive was called
forth By the scatnyfpg pamphlet Of the Dnc
d'Aumaie IN reply to Prince Napoleon's attack
On Louis Philippe, father OF the Duke. Tho
FG1k Wa: suppressed and the pnbllsher heavily
i Cardinal AntoneW has addresseda circulA
to the diplomatic body, protesting agninst the
decree issued by the Italian government for:
supFressipg conyents. and other religious COR.
porations and announcing that persons who
fisk, as all such Will be null 4hd void
in Law and equity The object Of the circular
is TO caution Foreigners against investing in
properly titus scquest1ated. ;.
The late election Of Grand Master OF the Ma:
sonic order II France has created considerable
excitement, the candidates being Prince Murat
md Prince Napoleon. The former waz sup
ported by the ultrAmontain1sts, and the litter
By those Of . more liberal cast The ignomin.
Gus defeat Of Murat, who Was the Isst Grand
Master, is accepted as q Iberalfst triumph. and
ApoWelinl blow At tho ultra partisans Of the
Pope, not only In France, but in all Europe.
The Hungarian Diet las adopted IN address
to the Austrian Emperor, drawn up by HL.
Deak, the leader Of the moderate party, and I
man Of eminent ability: After reviewing the
Hapeburg family, aud condemning the policy
Of Francis Joseph since 1848, it calls for com
plete separation between Hungary and Austria
In all matters relating to the government Of
tho country Par1iam entary rule, irresponsible
ministry, trial BY jury, liberty Of the press, the
right Of taxation, as the chief gnaranties of
constitutional rights. "We declare therefore"
1t conclude 8, " that ne determinately demand
| "the immediate, full re establishment Of the
"laws suspended By arbitrary power, md the
"abolftion Of all Illegal enactments, and ille-
"gally ordered taxes.'' This address is con-
side1ed an ultimatum, 90 far as the nation is
| concerned. -:
The recognition Of the new Kingdom of
Italy by Trance Is expected to take plncc at IN
| carly day, possibly On the arrival of II. Nigra
- Embassador to Paris from the Court Of fu-
| rim. Certain terms alleged to have been offer
! ed by the Emperor On condition Of accepting
| which he WcuId evacuate Rome, have been rs
jected by the King Of Italy. But this will not
affect the general truth and NE suspect the
| whole at1nir has been cut and dried long ago.s
-Four Of the six provinces composing Cochin
China, have recognized the authority of tho
French Emperor the other two are expected
! to follow shortly, 10 that the whole country Is
| TOW French province
The Pope lately undertook ajourney from
Rome to Frosinono. II. Merode, who Is at the
head Ct the War Depart ment" scraped to-
gether Ill the odds aud ends Of the army he
could collect to make demonstration hy the
way. "Aht" said the Pope, " II. Merode
would make me another Julius the Second !;
but the Pope must now govern as the Prince
Of Pence" So writes the correspondent Of q
London paper. The change might hare been
worse than from the warlike Ju1ius to the
peaceful Pio Mono.