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... rORGE3 Z'wLL1GENE. Tbeifuneral*Uf Marshal Loba took t 'lae uju Paris' on Mondday with much pomp. The nationa :guards w etre ail unde'riarntis, nformed the-fu e earo*eessijon .of theiri late ' ,s~der;''the troo:jibf the hiue trmed' :iirnuku llotgjthe 'streets; 'the crofvd ,bf People frm; the Tuiileriei to;the Huspital of the invalides was im-' mense, 'ad ergr: uiedc'iu as taken' E'by the ...

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... AUSrJ??RIAN $TATE?. X,7,..'.'V~s' ' ; Q H1~t , . D .L~ e ' 3CQN M~iD, :'.~4 r- .,_,,.k ?Tn 4 .{s$ >;A!; FiX ri,'S duchy- of AUstiia,'thA rivet: ti fchains of the Italians; sthte~-more-surelyr too, as every species;of frieadlyrintercourse isve~ndrediimpossible bydiver-; sity of lan uged, whilei oin'i 'the other -hand, the Bo heminini themW'elves- `are 'als.''kept in subjectioni by Hungarian ...

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... IFOEIGN iqTELLI ENCE. FRANCE. The grest topic of interest this-week is the accouchement of the Duchess of Orleans of a'son.. This event took place on Friday, 24th August, at three o'clock in the day, in thel presenve of-some thirty. notable rvitnesses.. By. order of the Kipg,-the infant was Called Louis Philippe Albert, Count of Paris. The Archbishopiof Paris, according to the Journal des ...

... I B at (From lest week's Second Edition.) SATURDAY NIGHT. e. SPAIN.-Thb speech ofthe Queea Regent of Spainon open- n. ing the Cortes has been received this morning. No important ie announcernent or disclosure could be expected in this docu- e- meet. The mode in which the Spanish Government now er asks assistance in virtue thereof is communicated in the fol- Id lowing words:- a Knowing that ...

... V=NNXAj MAECH 21.-The details of the damage done at Pesth, Ofen, and. other places by the lite visitation; are beyond all conception. It is ahnost impossible to conjecture the amount of the injury. A ship, with :a net cargo of provisions, has again Wiledyto.day, and the public subscriptions -for the relief of the sufferers are most ample. At the hehd of these, is the Court;-besides the 20-000 ...

... . _ FErLLow-CITJZENs,-In addressing you on the sub- ject of your present movement in behalf of your just rights, viz., the power of electing members to represent you in the 'House of Deputies, we cannot fail to feel the importance of the subject, and the great caution and circumspection necessary to be used in submitting our advice to you, and our opinion of the policy and justness of your ...

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... I IMPERIAL PAIRLIAMENT1' HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. Thle Lord Chancellor took his seat at the usual hour. Lord DENMAN presented two petitions from Coventry, praying ?? A gesral system of' national education, and that no pretercnce should be given to any particular sect. Lord GLENEIA3 laid on the table certain papers. Tihe Earl of RI PON begged to know Whether it was in the contemplation of her ...