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THE eRe? SERS: 
Spal aeons sf 
that on that day the Queen, accompanied by 
we ~~ left a a apin for Bareelona.—Gen 
Nar z has inau is new constitu ti ion by. “he 
ico for | 
in in violation of two i ast im- 
of the constitution. The Clamor 
upon n Narva aez, in which a 4 paro y 
nder 
the rra of t es 
Fa phein, ot the People ” 
ntlemen arrested, was Secre- 
unta adrid daring go insurrection 
a aJib bel u upan vee’ 
Pa plish panepen o 
ublished an article 
the title of “ A Chapter from 
of Ardoz, address ed to the 
+} 
radi 
zom Madrid of the 24th ult, state contempla 
her malra replied, ‘ 
ral | my full 
+} ri 
anada, | ¥ 
nt to open all letters add 
bihor there must be a apee Gams a 
pie g en 
t that I F and that it is 
determination to retain my present position as 
a my services.’ 
tion 
=] 
long as Her cx ned psa r 
donsa Inp D SOUTH AMERI ica —By the Pan 
Į mai e hav o the 
9th fi ae ie is ihe ra date from, that kand. 
m Jamaica 
sible to know which parti cules Tet 
pondençe wW: ae treasonable, and therefore a tis E 
ened.” This was a proof that gener: 
EI pr: acticable cc cous pazticnlasly Ar the 
lette SRA re transmitted b; 
had bee ceiy el from the sugar districts. In some 
o | parts the ale were sanguine of producing ia Shia 
the quantity of ies that was at te last year, while 
in every parish a consi = able nerease Was e xpected 
| Railways cath apace 
ae 
] From aes 
rant 
of M 
Espa artero, and was long a 
i 
He was arrested b yt 
ers. The ot! 
vO, es arrested by one of Narvaez’ 
I 
t was s said phata = great was, Narvaez zs 
oppor to to a Philip p Aa A 
YRIA.— 
\7th alt. genan jio jemak chi 
of Russia to the Sultan, and contai 
betrothal o 
sub 
hah : or coun the Council of ie 
ides-de- | Presidency. — law had 
ediate orders ian er had n 
nts Sas Canptanlinop a interesie 
i 
sas ded as an engine of G 
all this question of warran 
= The o nly que 
able b o 
n the 
= was pra ractie ca 
st leis mo eng em 
been declared in conse- 
quence of the threatene ed invas io n by Her erard »_ Who 
ot a ed, 
cacti Bogota to the 18th on apor 
. de Mosquera has ass med 
He is stated to be epis 
re.—Advic 
e rein 
s of Pan 
its true principle, and not on small technical poln 
The question was, whether the whole correspondents of 
to be at : mercy £ State 
Ip avannab, dated t 
ent stamp, with the 
ch is not mentioned 
mpos is n the | 
F “complete — The 
most dts kind. 
out, an 
e sd pi ai aiioa were ultimately defeate 
aid of some Tur rkish soldie: ers, Lis jo joined the Druse: 
oi Chri The Turkish 
ae the 
Eaa that" Capt. Elliot, our ices Q'A fraires at Akun 
mapa been to Mexico and had pacteeey that Government 
take the first wa bed ote pata ped the in- 
me Jatte: 
no 
On nE 
>ostmaste er. for the 
ke AND CHINa.— 
| this week with accounts “tro o the 
d Caleutt gainst the u 
ad made of an inadvertent a ion, to 
the rate a ta ar tha Lord Chief Justice. 
a 
er-intrigues, being | 
Lord Cam = = ee to 
“ that the 
s | jab, with yy intri 
chief top of the ian apers. 
nae 
is anxiously looked for, and it is 
Government is suspected of havi — secretly 
unha cc S i ah and the Consuls of the 
is gen e- 
long be 
and Sir 
rally Talioved that p 2 Gtixernmebt will ere 
erfi nS 
The accounts 
ere. cinde all was qniet, 
`] 
C. Sari ee ed on Kurrachee. Th British Practically 
on the 
Tant H of the 
"i 
pries ts ha 
said, Sue ee ll ese and yin, assi 
e Pu sth h Pacha. Colon sj Bepe, t Sie Co 
nsul 
to 
| ‘hostile attack would be mad 
iefs of S: 
Sutlej, “put a treaty, it was expected, mediat 
ould be amen to the King of Lahore pies any _— 
e Punjab. All the 
ha 
Was it a a gener: 
tte the ht HS Gage bs sips! 
wo aid 
red in $ avour of e Chastians, and the ere- 
p to the 
room for doubting bad the “Afghans were fully 
pared to inv: vad Akhbar Khan quitte 
5th Feb., Rees stay thse 
“oy 
about 700 arein seh i oe v remainy of the 
tribes still remaining te ruined vil 
NITED Sa eke mail-steam: A 
arrived with news c Boston to e 16th ult. The 
þrir alli sis more interesting than 
has 
of only 11 Py and was again in ‘the valle ey of Nun 
rati Waldemar of | Prussia reak ; 
at "Ben s, and i 
PRF SR x afia hay 
5 P Pri 6a or Agee 
Ne Oe eS | 
March, but is of i 
of “negotiation in the matter of the Oregon Foor a 
The official organ of the Government, condu cte d by a 
personal frien: of ihe President, declares that 
on a visit at Mac 
page who ar “hiia down and w 
t 
him when bac: were seared away. {i the a appear- 
and that there will be no interruption to the pans 
intercourse ieh has hitherto existed between the two 
vernmenis ou the mooted point. This pacific tona 
ment. 
Ta 
is adopted by the press of both parties, and the pap Feldy he imm egani se 7 pom ns. were presented 
by the present arrival are almost, t, if not eplipelj, un against the Maynooth Bill.—Lord DACRE co = a Bill for 
t Bri which | the sear Faas ofthe Game Laws, which was rea first time. 
"marked those of an earlier date, and the threatened | print Works Bill bering mor he cma gE the e 
meetings in eee ak ha British ra zapacity ii -Mare fallen | lative humanity dealtin the cheapest of all cheap articles, an 
throug! also a iat n it wa: rthless in proportion as it was cheap. To think that 
egot P 
resumed by the pti sg oa tary o ? Sta ARR sa women—fulkgrown women of the age of 30, should not be 
at which it was closed by the ctl of ‘Me, Caa i eT Se neni wag, my ar eere dante 
the our is repeated that aape Mini iy (oo those who were not to be allowed to work after 9 o'clock in 
Bely Mr. oe 1 Mn uren) is t pa wor k; pret arly ie a less innocent mode of employing 
tehed to England for two im eE : e e ?— The Eart o: ADNOR followed in condemnation. of 
ph Bog Sou ps spy ws |r gui ee of Soa a 
both th ay Hpi eg: J e LL supported the principle of the Bill, which passed | in questio aa 
{ 5 s settlement o : e n on, to petya committee with so ja ael amendments.—The Earl | cognised over and wag cie se ety: 2 facts stated in the 
negotiate a commercial treaty of of RADNOR mo cond reading of the Post-office Regula- | Parliament, as was clear tro se ined 
~ : fri cay, a character to tion Bill, which, he said, was fram si with theintention of z u- With re: — to the Bill itself, wid and 
w the ties of friendship closer than e be- | lating th i i i abe hord: ME 
ir 33 g the practice of opening letters unde: warrant of the 7 Lord 
tween the sco and State: and Gre > ‘Se Seretuy State. Nobody knew what the state of the 1 ik 
regards Mexico an ne p niles States, re- | really was, and tw mittees had elicited no informatio 
in in not iby Pres os bu ‘the | oy ject. ie pa gle to the parien, he ae that it 
mz virtue oj al prerogative ; neither could it be said 
if aa i ai oc "his state matters wall tony io be undisputed, for ie was done secretly, so that no one had 
robably ten out the Mexican Government has ha nar the bam of be oe ng. The House would do well to 
no Opportunity of sounding some of the inca |2 t of the system, and the: bad: ex- 
Euro; uropean powers on the peculiar position in wh ip. She ene anes 
am 
eh oe was, “heter th the ae 
= lasses of soe 
A 
ets gave the power cl 
vad find themselves involved. In the me a , it ig} He thought that kmn A Aia with the language 
declared with a of semi-official autho wi os that of Par arii ntary Acts would agree with him fhat they aa in Eros of it, the 
Aica will consent to acknowledge the independence s nh, ann iain Eee een, poid § rine: Mig adik 
of T if the jatar sis il i th “If that thi rdships’ Committee on the matter, and said 
exas rag ne conneg erse. S ha this bn pit showed na ne number a A ants had 
wo the Unite d Sta Santa of late years from 1} per a: e had bee 
dis ion ed to thas wer Ara soi ia ‘but n reconsiderati 
and his tr se i snch i can be bog eee was still pending. | he determin rs this Bill fo r , Buton re e “If th sa pes 
i q ed in xico, on the 19th | thodadopte rete vere objectionable, itcould be alteredin Committee. me 
April, accompanied by sow mage to propert d ot ord Sr. peace was compelled by asense of publie duty to oppose oe 
i buildings ; it ae to have been ily ze tsar r Lo = pr sappe “ge able feelings [aeon 
: Eei z aok o sanction an immora etice, it would 
the uS bas wbich occurred on the 7th of have been much strong had it been followed b by. a Bill to mee Sake 
i *. a abolis e pora a togethe as it was, after. pow heresi 
same mon T Montreal, a slight shock of an | abolish th 1 ; , after-considera- o i ether B inte 
rthquake had been spr besioneed. a nattended, however, | tions had convinced him that the power must $ an 
calamity. 0 r advie Can Hak are of | § pi nee ee a olicy. The m had two objects in view— 
wW; 
me, The kiga d iden mite ih aney 
be more than 
ts in vi 
the law ; and secondly, toimpose es = 
= aplication b = instead of defining, it left the matter 
T, imposed restrictions, uate 
Surely, if there was oa 
ther the law should be clear and 
in specifying whether. there might be a general 
ly ei 
in which 
SeSnite, is was 
