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mins de fer but when the lines in progress and pro-
Jected shall be completed, we shall possess vast
web OF iron roads.


Our advlces tor Madrid are to the 10th of July


The Queen is still at Barcelona. Statements OF
the most contradictory kind have been made to
the intention OF her Majesty to 10 this capital,
or to voyage in the Basque Provinces the Ministers
insisting on the former, the Queens mother and her
physicians recommending the latter II is ques-
ton, however, of little Importance though probably
it will be eventually decided against Ministers Il \
is understood that the reason why Ministers dislike I
the idea of the Queen visiting these PROVINCES ls
that the people being for the most part adherents OF
Don Carlos, may perhaps make demonstrations in
favor of her Maesty's marriage with the Prince of
the Asuras. As TO the marriage Itself, by the bye,
1t remains where it did. All the Ministers have
thought fit, in the shape OF instructions TO their sub
ordinates to declare against III but still is by no
means abandoned.


very uneasy feeling is abroad, portending an
outbreak OF serious character. The garrison OF
this capital kept continually under arms, ready to
| act at a moments notice. In Catalonia there have
been several risings of the people, which were
promptly suppressed; but others took place imme-
diately, and others still more formidable were ex-
pected Ii is right, however, to state that these
rsings have not been exactly OF political character,
but are TO be ascrlbed to the government insisting
on making the Catalonians serve IN the army IN
the same proportion regards numbers, and tor the
length oftime, the people OF other provinces,
thus deprlvlng them of the privilege they have al
ways possessed OF purchasing exemption from mill
tary service. Perhaps au fond, as the French say,
\ the Government Is right In thus asslmllatlng one
! province TO another; but II may be questioned
whether their choice Oft time is prudent.


The Carlists have done nothing; but from the
measures the Government has taken, 1t seems to be
thought not improbable that they may attempt To
| force a marriage between Don Carlos's son and the
Queen, by an appeal to arms, though their leading
mexlbers loudly disclalm any intention.
\ - A. h...,a han
| drd: there is no political news stirring, beyond
what | have communicated. Some new arrange
ments calculated to put down gambling the Bourse
| have been made.


Switzerland.
We have advices from Zurich to the llth OF July.
| The Diet Is now sitting, having beer opened on
the 7th, by speech recommending peace and union
To the present, no decision OF Importance has been
taken, unless II be the refusal OF the motion made
by deputy favorable to the Jesultlcal party, TO
postpone the assembling of the militia, on the
ground that the violence Of the political feeling that
exists will probably lead to disturbance. II will
probably be fortnight three weeks before the
Diet begins the discussion OF the great political and
religious questions, on which public interest cen
tered.


The Prince Metternlch, Minister of Austria, has
addressed despatch to the Austrian Ambassador,
speaking in terms of high qualification Of the con-
duct of the party that supported the Jesuits in the
late struggle


The canton from which Dr. Steger made his es-
cape demanded that he should be delivered up, bur
| the other cantons refused. Several cantons have
conferred upon him their freedom, and there is
is not likely that Stieger will remain in this country,
but the retreat he will select is not known-most
likely it will be the United States.
Germany.


The Berlin papers are of the 9Th of July.
Our newspapers have, as usual for months past,
been amusing themselves in squabbng about the
Zolverein, and the the different parties to II
should adopt; but think that it would be very un-
tail these lucubrations. All a., ~nited, however, IL
calling TOR the fullest protection 10 national industry
in other words, for fixing suck high duties as shall
have the effect OF entirely excluding the manutac
lures and other articles OF other countries, and espe
cially of England, from the German market. One
journal, however, recommends a great reduction OF
the duty coffee, on the ground that 1t will be rem
derng great service to the cause OF public, mora!
to promote the OF that article Will lessen the
consumption of brandy and other intoxicating drinks


Comte damien, our Minister OF the Interior, has
positively announced his resignation, but his success
sor has yet been appointed though some accounts
represent that it will be the Minister for Foreign
Affairs.


The King has returned from his visit to the King
of Denmark He has succeeded, 1t Is sad IN arrang-
ing the question relative to the navigation OF the
Sound His Majesty proceeds about the Sh August
to the Rhine, where he will meet the Queen of Eng
land M Humboldt, the celebrated author and sa-
rant, will accompany hlm.


To show the sort of liberty OF the press we en-
JOY In this happy land, may mention that cele-
brated advocate, man of profound legal learning
and spotess reputation, has been condemned to four
months Imprisonment and fine OF four hundred
thalers, Tor the high crime and misdemeanor of
writing article IN periodical work, recommend
ing the opening of the courts and the public admin
istratlon of Justice But there is another
which really outsrips 1t. newspaper, with cir
culation OF 5000 producing large income to Its
propretors, has been suppressed by the government,
the ground that It's writers gave the censors too
| much trouble IN correcting their articles
1 RELIGION
some places, and receiving checks in others. Ronge
himself denies that he IS about to be married TO
wealthy young lady. His admirers have presented
him with a complimentary address of fulsome flat
terry, and gold pen


The 9th June was great day at Posen Every
body appeared in the public places dressed out IN
the most exravagant manner possible. Ii is an an-
clen custom to display great luxury IN dress on that
day, and it is the great settling day OF the year
English SPECTATORS are boring us and the neigh
boring States with offers to form railroads The
East India Company is said to put forth project tor
uniting Trieste with some northern port land making
il the great line of communication between the East
Indies and England There is general feeling,
however, against having anything to do with English
money or Engllshmen; the Germans thinking that
it w II eventually be runous to them to accept any
foreign aid whatever, especially if that foreign aid
be Englands.


According to an official return, the population of
this city in 1874 was excluding soldiers and travel
ers, 366, ,52f persons.


Some very sangulne persons profess to believe that
our King viii one day fulfil his promise of giving the
country constitution, and il is said that the people
of Tisit and Koenigsberg have sent an address with
5000 signatures to pray for it. But my impression
Is, that his Majesty has much intention of giving
his subjects a constitution, as he has OF giving me
his crown.


The Diet of the Germanic Confederation has de-
clared strongly against slavery, and called upon the
governments that have not taken measures for pro-
hibinng their subjects from being engaged in it, to
do so Immediately.


From Norway we learn that change of ministry
was expected.


young savant travelling in America for scient
ic Investigations AT the expense of his government,
has discovered the remains of an immense anede- |
luvan ANIMAL in the State of Alabama.


AIgiers.


French papers of the 10Th give the following as
the latest from Alglers:-A letter from Agiers