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 irmer hold for the temporary check thus given to their growth, and we shall not sec the Germans remain in the 10th, whilst the rest of the world are going through the 18th century,.

 France. London, Jug 3.-Thc Court of Cassation, the highest Court of ap- peais known to the laws of France, has decided in the case of Geoffry, the painter, who appealed from the sen tence of the First Council of War, that the whole proceedings are null and void; that the second Council of War, in decreeing their competency 10 try ordinary cases, have violated Act 5 of the Charter, and the sentence is there- Ire quashed, and Geatfry is demanded

 } take his trial before tie ordinary tri-

 inals. On Friday evening the decis- .on of the Court of Cessation was pro- rnulgaied-ali Paris was in extacy- and on Saturday morning the .5ioniteu4 ushered forth the Royal Ordinance, de- elarng the state of seige at an end.- Thus has Louis Philippe, been com pelled to own his error, with the .huml- Hating conviction that he has sacrificed three fourths of his popularity, and en- dangcred the remainder.

 Ii is reported to the Palace that the arret of the Court of Cessation was carried by a majority of nine to three.

 The same Court in its sitting of the 30th of June, admitted the legality of the appeal of Messrs. Colombat, Has sanfratz, Tiellemans, and DellolIre, against the judgments of the two Coun- cils of War of the First Military Di- vision.

 The decision of the Court of Cassa-. ton is in substance this;-s. .Feenehmenl yoa made a revolution in I7Sa, against absolute power, and you trieHgpbcd; you made Revolution in 1880, against illegality, and you triumphed. These triumphs terminated in the adoption Of new charter; which, as it was made by the people, and for the people, must be read properly, and without notes or comments, as a child Of seven years of age, or a waytaung man, though q fool would read il; this charter assures to you, Frenehmen that yon shall have no pfevotal Gourts-no extraordinary and exceptional Trbunals-and that if you do wrong, you shall be tried by your natural and legal judges; Military Tribunal illegally established, las dar ed 10 judge Frenchmcn and condemn our fellow citizens who may be innocent. or may be guilty, but who aTe at any rate to be presumed 10 be innocent un- til proved to be culpable ;-these tribu- nals must be, therefore, destroyed those who composed them must be told in the face of France that they have Vi plated the charter-and the accused must be sent for trial before their natu. ral judges, their fellow citizenst