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vas evidently st among its old associations; for he
vn heard 70 murmur, /. In . dream, "lhe treaty
Bat at the last q perfectly peaceful deml,s crowned
The ions and serene healihfulne,s Of hfs life; he
ns ..g .y ,enIy asnsns on s ns.T M than am 'Sps
J.terly the sou, had sadly troubled him, but he
~. not .uferins from that -hen the fatal -eos
sdder that the Premier died. He remained yieOr-
ous and attended to his pubic duties. until within
receive the Iiish deyutston on the cattle disevc.
| Although he had the faculty Of throwing of the
coat. yet he vas es,ily troubled BY per,ousl m.eI,
II member Of his family veie ill he -s much
throne. The queen ". much al, ci.d upon hcarlns
Of his death, ahd wrote letter to Lady Pame sou,
-iiS bsf andef md mi, ,r.I' Icd Psinsiston @ bad ,s
In sixteen P.rliamentA and had tecu elected 20 ~ in
the .eysn'eenth Hs eSed IN oitc,n Ro,ltiDv' ioII
Queen Victoria. He held Important ofcos under ten
different firs LORD, n the Iie,sury wa; lhe Duke
Mr. Cam ns, LORD Goderch, the Duke Of weliins.
ton, E.Il giey, vi,cQunt Melbourne Lord John Rue;
sell and Lord Aberdeen, and had himself occupied
the same position In two d1efen, ministries.
London. oct 22- The GLoBI says that u is not in
position 70 state the precise character Of the minis
u isl nr,nsements but that no obstacle, prevail in
regard 10 them. and that satisfactory formation Of
III, MisistIy 10 expected.
Tho TINEs thinks that should Earl Russell fail In
forming Ministry, coalition between sections Of
Liberal, will beoome necessary, and that Lord Gran
vile will probably be the p.rson under whom the
greatest number OF will serve.
II 1, stated that N. Niroie, the Pspd Minister Of
War, hiss no, resigned, but h.. obtained leave Of
absence Iii, reported that the PspL army h much
disorgsniEed.
Pari. modc. paper, state that the cholera remain.
stationary. The Emperor Napoleon visited the Hotel
Dleu to satisfy himself ths, proper care and stten.
a.. t.f.
Garbaidi had declined . nomination ,o the Italian
Parliament offered BY Turin.
An adjourned meeting Of tho holders OF the Con-
federse Lean vas held in London the 18th, for the
purpose ofrecsying report rom the COMMITTEES sp-
pointed on the &th Of September last. Admiral Sir
Provo wallis occupied tho chair
Mr. J. NJ Chsmberlsn submitted the report,
which 80, DESIGNED to inform the boniholdor. OF tho
step, which hsd been taken 10 place their interests
on frm and legal basis, In the ooufso Of tons
eore.Pondence .ith yariop. paiueL mo committee
| ascertain from MeRrr. tchroedeT Co, thAt the
amount of bonds In circulation at prescut s.a,-
blSs a. The committee had thought u their dut, 10
ascertain prrri.ei, the legal status OF the tondhuld
| ers, aud there ore had submitted osse to M.
fieuns. Queen. Counsel aud report Of the United
statc' rersu' Pr,olean. NJ. Elem ny "" rlun.ted
| or and agents Of the loan, and sheihcr any. aud
-hst mean, could 10 sdopied to ioice them 10
hand belonging TO the late Government. and
10 compel Their application in p.s liquidation Of !hs
u
long and eshorae opinion in which he enters fully
into the doctrine Of state Rights and afru't that u
a. stst,s ieiore The con rsctou OF the
Io,n ana nc thini. moi, the no /. no round on which
| 40 oristn.l yaIdty can be Gale ,ucce.sully IN
! nn..tion N bi. ,i,v 4. rorert then the United
l,sts. h,v, tsi.n the propetv Of Tho Con rnto
| STATE. suhiect 40 Tho chang of the loan and Ihat
,hch H.. ~ come thc ,onerty of ths nited states
| continues liable TO the ehanfe. He has no DOUBT
| al h, IN. Conied.fste t;oyef nrnent 20 meet any
hab,es on .eoount OF the loan N At the contractor
| i. IIsh'e n Ihe contributor and that IL would be
n,nd.n, % Gie bII In equity against tho couuar.
| e. IN IN , opinIon the C,oumlit.e remark that
| ,t,o' ,n,n,on Of "a Tenins on ths c.se Ieaye. no
donb ihat sooner or later either tho lned states,
or The state, f. bich formed the Coniederaton, viii
ysrocnize and p,v The iosn. Aner some desultory
conversation the Iepor, "a. received but not sdopt
60 ann .he neeNhs s'Aius a1!ou'n'' UNI" Wv '''A
OF JhhuAy n'AI
Severe storms on the northeast eoast OF Lntlaha
h,, caused the destruction Of sreA, deal Of prop
"''
erty and the sacrihee oi many IlVes
The last Of the Fenan cAsei In the city of Dublin
h..n d,,r..d =, bv tho oommi,,.l n, m. pri,on
haa ueen uisI"eou ol py 'no oonini''a' VI 'n'
eu trial the charge Of completely in the fenAn
.a,..t..s- III. .,tA.,.. ,iye, "a. In many 70,
,..,. ,,ril., N that ,h. Cro,n tenaered In former
80. h,, an i,,ror,.,, ls,,sr frou, si,phona In
| '' W" =, -, -.
which be planned the Establishment o Ihs lblHh
prop,y u,, sr,t slo,ed IN see tb, light,
| ~, =, ,t..- -, ,,,,t,. ... ,,,,I,.t., . ion.,hy
Inc Aiohp'snopo VI buphn HA p'"''N'p '"''"'
communication to the Roman Catholic CLERGY under
| d., ,,.,,,ioo &, Li,h Ia ,tro,,lx dou,,inc.. all
"'7 " ~ ~
secret toceiits' but p,riieuAty the fohlAhs AA'h"
whom hls euiste seems TO he espsciAlv directed. He
chsrrcterises ienianisn asa compound OF folly aud
rt,Jnef. nearinr he rnaSk of p.f riot am TO NAL
dupos OF the as the vols oi lew fanatic,
OF nasves opousn .,n 'o ise kic6
| .o,r. 90 t.,, ,bo III ma nr,p,Ily uron tLo