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We received on Friday slip with the Cambria 2 news. ~hch good many of our citizens thought |" be hoax. On Saturday. however. the meiIs brought the accounts showing that our clip was, with some tvpogra heal bunders. true copy of pnpers receiy ed. We give ihe news in this mornings paper

 The political news is of considerable intel All Europe appears tdbe excited by the acii0i # Austria in sezing upon Inc ,le republic of Crac"w. whose indep sndence has bren considered lhe bet ter policy of the liberal powers maintain agains. the Ruasau and Austrian interests. There is in ad- dion lhe old feeling of pity aud sympathy for Poland, nf which the Crscow prneipaIIty N part and of whose national existence Il relic and monument.

 France and England both protest against this act of annexation, but the protests separate, not as would have heen before the Spanish marriage lee ge,hcr and in harmony. or comse Austria iaels lit- tie in the paper opposition ol the disconnrc- ted liberals but feels rather grat6ed that ihe union between France and Eng land is effecnally destroy ed. The policy Oi Louis Philippe has taus had the effect oi destroying lhe balance of systems in Ea- rope, and given prependerance to the absoluisl winch may however endanger himself and his dynas- " hereafter. This is the important aspect of the affair. rather than the territorial change. which is insignificant m itself IL is the breaking up of alliances that considered favorable to freedom. and the strengthening Of systems that conside'e cd hostile 10 the natural progress which gives to this affair it's excitement among the cabinets of Earope