FOreign Items.
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Prosecution OF Dublin Nation, ireland.
The English government have served a
notice ON MIR. Duffy, proprietor of the Ma
ton, thatthe prosecution for sedition found
ed upon an article that appeared in that
journal several months ago, on the use of
railways as military roads in Ireland, is to
be brought to trial on Saturday, the 18th
inst, before the chief justice of the queens
bench.


1t was rumored in England that in con-
sequence Of the apprehension OF an Ameri-
can war, the harbor Of Bombay was to be
Immediately fortified


The Dublin correspondent of the Lon
don morning Chronicle of the Sd inst.
says: The use of the Indian meal has now
become qui0general throughout the coun-
try, and the people prefer it to the potatoe,
the enormous puce of which, for some time
past, has placed ii beyond the reach of the
laborlng classes.


There has been great Repeal meeting
in Dublin, at which Daniel O'Connell
presided.


Religious partisan feeling continues to run
very high in Switzerland, and assasinatons
are frequent


There are now upwards of one thousand