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      C ONTINENTAI , HO TES . . , : ¦ ¦¦¦ - ' ¦ FBAHCE . " ¦' ¦ ' -:: * ¦"'" ' Akothbb protest against the ^ project- £ **" - ¦* " ** Beek » to indemnify the members of th « Orleans « mdV for . the seizure of tteir property hw ^ appeared . Ife ^ S signed by the Princess Clementine , Duchess rtw ** GabaTffildaaghterof Eonis Philippe , ;< « £ ib ******* to ^ Bocher 3 &e agent s the family- •;¦> The * om «^ , cation runs thns ^ - ^ i learn A ^ m the newspaper * , SUy that tha' Emperor ! has just proposed to the iKtatitftrte ^ y ^ vSTsunv of •^^• jff' ^^ 'SSlS no- 'fime in . declaring" *** * the' Prm ce ^ y bosbaiid , land mvselfhave made no compromise with Oie Government

      , Of"koiife . JWpoleon ^ ' have claimeditto fawur , no indeimu-£ cationi Since thet&ecrees of the 22 nd of January , Tviiich despoiled my brothe *^ the children df my sisters , spd myself , of Ac heritage of my fathers , I have taken ? eVeryTopportnnity ofprotestiiig against that violation , of my ' rights ; I have claimed the property which was ; guaranteed to me by ray marriage contract , the property ^ hidbihl * d * een'ieft tome by the ; King , ttry well-beloved father . ' ;/ lowfced-for justice : I demand ifestUL ^ Believ « e , &c . y CiaMENiiNB ^ D'OBMANB j Duchess of Saate- ^ obTirg . -nit has-been remarkedwith--s « m 6 surprise ttiat the Princess refers to the ipi » sent ? 'r « ler of France as Mhe Emperor ^" and it is noticeable" that she-does nbt > refuse theananeyL-butrseems to "regard' it a 3 " -au instalment of

      ¦ what is due to her . * , Eh . & . ) M < miteu *~ de f-ArmSe published tits' official retains cfiithe'easualtieB sustained by the French atfrnyih-ihe Eastj from the first landing of the troopsi'hvTurkey on thculflt-May , 1654 ; to the 30 tib : Marchy 185 ©/ the date cf- the conclusion of peace * ' - These returns include the men . who'died from illness , and those-who' fell in the tfetd ^ Their number amounted to 62 , 492 — -nanlely , officers- of all ranks , 1284 ; : : non- ^ mmissibned officers and corporala , ' 4403 ; and soldiers , 56 , 806 . The Imperial-Gaard lost 2194 killed , one ^ half of -whom belonged

      ta the 1 st and 2 nd Voltigeurs . The Artillery , consisting of batteries supplied by the 17 regiments ; had 5066 dead ^ -the'l !} battalions" of Foot Chasseurs , 4426 j the three regiments of Zouaves - , 2734 ; the two regiments of the Foreign Legion , 185 S ; the Algerian ¦ Riflemen , 307 ; the Engineers , 820 ; and the 12 regiments of ' CavaLry , I 37 tii * - ' The ; remaining casualties befel- " the ' 50 regiments , of Infaa ' try ' of the Line . ' Fourteen generals ! perished , 20 officers of the staff , five military intendants , 70 medfcaI officers , ' and 121 chaplains ; ''• • ^ ' ' i : ; A-vastMantity'of military forage'Hi ** bettii cbhsttHta ' in 4 inr « J % tiicn brttke ont , fewarda ^ the latter endT bf ' last week ; fei thW € ommissfariat ^ hay-3 totei ^^ St'lMarseUlgsi'J- ' The interview between the Emperors of France kUW tKe

      AustiiaQa aganf 'talked" ol ^ 'imC STpniteuir 'denies its train . < i ^ ir-voH :- •¦ •• -s . r -u : :- ¦ : ;• • v ' - 'k . r A-. > " ^ I&'i&brto ' ui , Ministe'r ' of Public Itistruetiofi , 'ha ' s died suflaenly at SJmsV while talking vv-ith Br . Magn ' e , fcrii colleag « eV ' v He ^ had been t aking- a bath a few triiriittes befiUrW- Thougin only in the forty-sixth yfcar ' of "his « gej he naa ^ rec ^ ndy bee h subject ^ to feiibtirig > fits : Vl' ' '" TheEmpero ^ haa declined j ^ Ith ' man- ^ expreasioris-p'f thanks ^ £ he * toffer itfaae' by : the Municipal' Council 1 '< Jf . Nairt esfl of <* the oW ' palacb oP the Dtffce ^ 'of Brittany in ' th * i'town , < & •¦ % < Vertdenise < V > r the ^ Imperial' Prttfcfel" 'His ' reisWlDt * deelirildg is that the ' 0 «« ay tfecessary folr tfta ' purpose * # otad *< 9 t » d Bekv ^^ o ^' tli ^' tdwa ^^ pec&nymWr ' th ** e * yntttv « i * flttw ^ iof ' t !»« 'Iidl * tt'IOi ' - ' - )" 1 A ' " ¦ ¦ •' ¦ 'O Klt > ' - 'M ' thb 1

      A Sttti ^ gle { 'ii'nb ^ " W ^ KijgreWi iiotweett- ' FWse- " Tracers ^ nd the : a dV » cales' > oP > "tttolectlW'i ;* riatAVe iiiL dustry ^ 'Vte ^' similar to ^ 'that 'Whifeh divMe ^ d poMtlfcfal opinion ? in'EtfglaittS'i * few * yeftirs ago ; The ? tfrlgin' o ^ thik coiil * B 6 t o £ thebrje « 1 a to be feWndWthfe Mllifo ? the ¦* & !>¦" 8 ion » f theTi ^ e ^ h Go ^ tomsTaritfwbi ^ wds'litt ^ dUtied beftt ^ tttftf'CloAa ' of tfa ^ LeglelattVe , MssKSn , buC Hvnieh ' e ^ t ^ rle ^ tied ' so ntuch ^ topposWiotfthttt ft wafl brdereQ t 6 ' BtStA o 4 WfcKto the ' 'ne * t 8 e «« ofii * " *• '" » " " J > " - ' ; ^ ' "' ¦ ¦¦ '¦ ' ' >»' " SoTfae ^ dl * pT ? Be : ' felWl 1 Wto 'felt- 'tlitft ; tti « 'Archblahop of ' Paris has not been made a Cardinal brf Ihe Pope * 6 rt'tno

      ocoaBiWH ' of tb 6 bapt 1 » ftV of the ydnWg t Pritlce ^^^ Ifc iB > sirH . to HavttibeeKI thtf ihtUtJort'Wf 'ih /^ 'Pope ~ % 6 co 4 ^ i" -W i *' honVttt ^ ' ^ ut ' ne wai AliAtidadM i > y " O « fi'fiiflfet "Art t « Helfi , ' W 1 U&&XI& ; i 4 ^ chMfl *^ ritftf ^ oflRS ^ d ^ by rettlbniWratid ^ agiilhWhI ^ bli ^ y" % iiSlar a' ^» d ' me iwil ® e 4 . ' '' "" ^ '" •¦'" T ^ tf ^ arVeafc hda e 0 mmBn ** a' ih FiiW ^ hce' Mi . tithfef ' parW ^ f th « S ^' rTiy kwK'wlidrfeVfer itlhob' * lt <{ Vech ¦ ihfu ' retf ' by t&fe' ^ attf'flood * , ' 'rt I * ' ih ^ lWiarid W ' g \ N > d ! tfori&tioii . " Thi '< Wiietf « i * 'a ^ atri'Very'Beatthyi ' a « - ' * iin '> < Jii ^ Ji > ur < Ai'iliikrin ^ ii nlc ^; ^ dflffipi ^ ^ log'r ' aWU / . it ^ ^ iBW ' wi' « n ' ^ : ftspbnitroi- w - ' « M 2 to « I ^^ c * ' # M € Mtinbf . ne ^ i'flntf' ^ ' ^ Miie'mJ ; He |^ M } 0 U- « jwit ^ n § a 5 ii- | ff « •^ 'ilxw ^ JW w'Ml ^ WPiait 'iie Dedt tho o ^ enaor . with' his « an * £ M » fl fcflPftftlT Thltw ? ¦ iJUi »"' X » rfW < 'J ' 'iTi W 'ill 'X * ^' corrfrnM et fj \ t < 4 s ittafSy'ia ^^ rCaWjC ' e ^ oh ^ h ^ pg ' ; ^ ffi ?^ ff ^ Mif n "ffv fe %% C ^ ii

      arrested . A' diplbmatic correspondence : between . th . e French and Austrian Governments ensued , and a despatch revived in Paris states that Ctttint JBuol promises ihat punishment shall be inflicted iipon all parties io . murder . "' The French [ GoyernnSent has granted a pension to thei family of the ' niurdered mart ' . " ' ! The shares in the V ienna-Sakbiirg railway were issued on the 2 ^ rd " ulti ., and aluibst the whole of the first instal < h ^ en ^ oHO p ^ r ' cen ^ was ' rapi ^ Vaidmt ^ ^ Credit Bknk , w " hich ¦ ac ' ^ W thj ? ' . agent , of . the company . That bank has on % r $ & pecuniaiy assistance ^ ^ should it ; pe

      required , iih Very advi ^ tagepus . tem s ^ but it has iipt been asked ' for . " ' ' ., . " ' ,.. . „ .- < - ¦ . ' ., . * -, ¦ ¦ ¦ > — , ¦' . ¦ ,.- ¦ . ¦ The italiariarmy is being r ^ inforcefl , . though secretly . Troop ^ ' hitve been ^ eht jh forced marches from . Milan tbifie Fb ; ' bWt it is riot known what , has , led , to such a movement . The troops have a pontoon train with them . It is said that the Sardinians will intervene in Parma as soon as the Aiistrians quit , the duchy r , , , While the King of Greece is in Cretmany , ' the question of the succession tb ' the Greek throne will again be brought before the protecting powers , as Prince Adalbert of Bavaria positively refuses to joini the G " reek Ghurch . ' '¦ - .- '' ' ' - ' ¦ " ¦ ' ¦ ' '• ¦ ¦'• ¦ - •'

      ¦<¦¦¦• - ' i ; ¦ : - - - russla . " ¦ ; * . A subscription has been opened at ^ t . Petersburg for the Sufferers bythrfinunaaiiobs in Trance . ' ¦ " ¦ The Russian Government has forbidden , any ijnaUtTior' ized ' persbhlto' t ^ ke sb' uhdings in thfe waters " appertaining to the Government of S | i . Petersburg ., '' "This order has arisen from tlie fact of a foreigner having recently ^ een , observed making' investigations of this nature ; on the banks of tlie W ^ vaJ " ' A fresh plari is mentioned as being how . under the corisideratioriof the Russian Government for t"he purpose

      of the gradual abolition of Berfdom . This plaii is described as consisting of a loan , to be raised by , the Government , with the proceeds of which ; itf would purchase serfs of ^ the private owirers , and then convert them into Grown tributaries , or , in case of their devoting themselves to agricultural pursuits , into'hereditary tenants . The revenues arising from these liberated serfs , how left to follow tfie bent of their individual talent and capacities , with iwxother obligation than an dbrote ^ or rent't ' o be paid tq ' the . Crotob , ' > frould , it is , con ' sidered ^ a ^ ily provide ior the interest atid redettptiori of the loaii ; - ^ - ; Times Betlin Correspondent .

      The 'tnvdtide lias published another Judgment of a jcourt-martial , confirmed by tlie Emperor , which has ibeeii passed : on " the'late paymaster of the Samuri regimmi , 5 f in fanery , '' Stib ^ iSuWnan ^ Ptetrjfiwski . "He has been IfoWnd " J gfuilty of forging a hi ^ kiiptei and sciuanderiri ' g ' a ^ ay " 19 ^ 00 ^ il ' ve ' r ronibles oufc , of the' military ' che ^ t , ' beside ^ ' cbmmi ^ ting varioiis' other offence ? against tKelaw . ' ' Wf 4 s condemned fo tie l ^ ss of his" rank and omce , ' of his nobLftfy ' and ' ' it ' s privileges , and to undergo jtenyears Ia 1 ) ou * M ^ fortr « ss ;^^ j ., . ' .,.- ; ' , Vl '¦ ' " In * tne ^ cQurife ^ f iiie ' | 6 ^ iCaTtrials ^ Nid ^ les , % * ie of theTG ^ yenw eot witbpssep , a ipan na ^ ned Grevdl n ^ toriouaiy ajjMcted ' -to ' every vide , confessed tjiat lie m % ^\ lir ibe # > y ' "t h ^ ' . Prdp . ur ^ 'Jr ^^ ral | £ oVye evidence ' against tfre accused , arid ttiat , previous to these

      pfFeru . he had been thrown into a dark and-. damp c ^ rll ; ( tie Was' alfead ^ : in custotly fiir various btfenc ' es 7 , arid % en % > rtiiSdt Y 6 & fi ^ w < ^ '& 6 $ i ¦ - ^ Vme ^ e ^ d ^ A ' 1 bea'f ^ yin'Pi ^ t ^ ny' a ^ a 1 i ? st '' the p oifti ' # i ; P ) fcoVer 8 ; ' ¦ Vu | f ' kot ht % mg $ H& £ < fT& W ^ ra tolfaHre % < Me ore r ^ U , l ~ Till it it £ ?• rr U ! l'U ~ Ji-w <* fiiiJ IH > i 3 l > '' { f-I ! < •• - I- 3 . r ^ nTTi ' v ' anafie ' confesse ' ania ' . p . e . rtury in 6 peto court . 4 . .. < I . Alronso Zeifli ,. the political prisoner at ITaplfes , who was kept for V long time In . chains , though in % py \ njg , « tate , has at length been , removed to an , hospital , But it pa to'Ve fearetl ' that ^ nis ^ tiray "' jnercy" (| a 9 > een slibwil ' t ' po Great commotion has pcen observable in the northern parts tof . the . Italian penirisula , And for a time tc wa « , 1 feir ' ed that an piitBreatc . was , imminent . i but tho alajcm ,

      . 'harf ' passed'Tof ' lIiV present . '• WteKfrhtf V * # « b' W ' sjd ' nt s ^^ rfAysin ^ w lt ^ e ^^ , Italy ; but . fi ndin ^ the f jmo not fjpe . for a . movproe n ^ he has * returned to libndon . ,, , ' . ' Tne ^ reVesiit'l / iih ' nteyt W < h $ teMUi Ationa Wiw ' eep ' ) Ru ! isia 1 ' andVMEaVitt ^ u ^' c ^ O Ve ^ s ^^^ ^ '¦ Uke'd'b ' f ; " •¦ " •''» ' c ' <* , J <>* : ><> - - ' ¦ - ¦¦ :: ^ ' - ^ ¦¦ 1 Vnsm # SfaM ] p $ M WH ^ 'StJWfl ^ Parma , joi » Friclay ,, the 4 th of July , of the Marquis of , ' ¦^ jMi M $ fy * $ mfr 0 ?« # ; $ ' ^ ;'^ ni ; itt- ; ' . } i > ucnefljj . ' , \ '"' . ' /' [ ' , '•/' , ' , 7 ' i '¦ ¦¦ i i ' , ' - » " c ? ¦ ' !' ' " - ' ' ' " /" . ' ¦ ' ' '• ' "Manin ^ as piib'iisVie ^ 'aJet'ier , ' in wbich-Jie dcnoiiacpa fi&idsM ^ Hmm iiph' % ^ m < mi $ ; . , MP # M «|^ He , has great cpnndence in tho proposal to refuse . the taxes , and adds that it would Vq well . to publlsn far and ti ^ mmmrimHfa m ^ premeditation lioforo this no ^ cf ^ w ^ ilf . be ijmj ^ o ^ 8 ijUa t , <^ P 4 # J ] H % . nfi S ^ J ^ # iftoMy R 9 L tft W ..

      illegally J to the damage of thoser tax-payer * who refuse to pay the tax will be deemed to be , and will be treated as having , an -unlawful and mold fide , posaession . ' If all this were done well , and by common agreement , I am persuadea the Goverhnient would be tebin"p > lled to yield without drawing a trigger . Before ' six nionths , you - » ai haye-Poerib President of the Council ' of "Ministers ; n the revolution ^ and Victor Emmanuel proclaimed King ¦ oritaly- " - *¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - ; ¦ ¦ ;¦ ¦ - . " »' An important decision in the case 6 f a pWsecutiba for an bflRnce ' against religioti , " says the Time * Turfe cijrrespbttderit i " has Just been ; given by the Criming Court of Florence . A prisoner , who was accused of having changed his religion from Roman Catholicism to Protestantism , w ^ as defended by the Advocate Salvagnoli , who proVed to the satisfaction of the Court that the civil edde of Tuscany does not provide for such a case , and therefore that , though the fact of a man seceding from i the established religion might be offensive to the discipline of the Church , it could not be tried by a civil court . . ' „ The Neapolitans have seat a . n address to Count Car vour , warmly applauding hi * political principles and conduct . . . ¦ - * . ¦ ' .. ' ¦ -. The King of Naples has had an interview With tJie Pope at Porto d'Anzio . ¦ . . ' ¦ ¦ ¦' ' ¦¦¦ ' ' ^ ' ' . ' ' BS'AXS . ' - ... 1 Some cases of cholera have occurred at Seville and Huelva . Castile ' is quiet , a , nd the insurrections seem to be at an end , some disturbances in one or two places having been suppressed . ' p eubsia . The King of Prussia , who appears to be singularly unfortunate in hid personal adventures , has just met with another accident , though it does not appear whether this was " after dinner" or not . He was staying at a

      villa at Glienicke while on his journey £ r , om Potsdam to Marienbad ; and in this villa there is—or we ought now rather to say there was—a door formed 6 'f one single pane of glass , of great , clearness , and without flaw or bubble . It was a present from the late Emperor Nicho las ; and the Russian Imperial . Glass Manufactory was said to be very proud of it . The King , in bis short-. sightednes 3 , thinking the door was open , walked straight through it ; shivering the glass to atoms , though it was about 3-16 ths of an inch thick . He had just put . on his undress officer ' s cap ^ the leathern peak of \ which protected his face . Strange to say , no injuries ensued .

      Dantzig has been ' { he . scene * of some ^ disturbances , in course of which the military were , galled . out , and ^ hrea persons were injured , but hone , kljled . The riots were occasibhed by the dissatisfaction ojf , the ; working orders at some c hanges which iiadljeen proposed by the magistracy in ttie cphstitutibn , of . the various aick funds and benevolent fund ^ , tKe object of" iyb 4 cb . ( was to placctheni more , under tlie ^ on ' t ' riol of Uie nauijiicipality . ' ...,.,,,. „' . " . ¦ . '¦ ¦ - . ' . ' , " . - ; . . . * / tvki ^ bt , ' , v ¦; ,: ' ; ¦' . "' ,.. ' A decree pf the Pqr ^ orders the Acomediaie levying . of a tak of lM 0 O 06 o frap 9 s ... . . ..- „ ,.

      , There was to be , on the 5 th of July , a great , solemnity at Cpnstantinople , in" honour of the A , lliqd Generals .. Marshal jPelissier ^ nd General jCpdringtqn r were , to b « presented with magnificent ^ abircs and : fhe , cross of «^ W ( J , f ia m « t'R ? v ,,, . , ,, .. „•!• r .- ¦ »¦>• ¦•¦• :.. ¦ 'The PoTte haa fitted tjie amqunt jtQ be pa'i . dby ita non-Mi ^ s ^ lrnan subjects , fvr tb ^ lr exemption . fxpna _ tnilitary service , , ^ a (;' il , SJj ( jpp ^ pO O .. " fra ^ icai ^ year- ^ This . amount , lid ^ ver , i' ^ oql ^ Jtempbrpry , * . until fl . . general censoa of tlie population shall supply aaia ^ fot fijtipg it deui ^ ifiyely . The Austrian consul , at Tened ' os has . been . suspended

      \ from his / funftiops , for , haying ,, ; b ^ r fajs ^ repprjt ^ excite r g / eat alarm qs to ^ he aituatio ^ L . - o £ ; tl ^ e , island , amdj ac * cused the Hussul ^ ns p ^ aaaAsauxating . hia son . *' On the , ^ 4 th < f jf , < jTuiqje , when the powers of | tbo ( Hospor . Jars of wollachia and Moldavia expired , no rcaplution ; had bepn , ^ ome j tojrel ^ tjye ^ . ^ tj » f ir auceessprys . ^ jf ^^ Ioldavla , Prince Gnik ' a has placed }^ m ^» lfat ( Jt"U « ,, b . e f d of , j the mov ^ entj i ^ , favour , of uijifV }

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    • Leader (1850-1860), July 12, 1856, page 656, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2149/page/8/