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lance of the police for contempt ofcourt.- Several editors of leading journals appeared before the committee of the Chamber of De- puties. snd soletnnly protested against sever al of the proposed articles, on the ground tha, they would render the publication of jour. nalimpossible. M. de Schonen,, Of the Depu ties. hitherto supporter of the ministry, has withdrawn from the alliance. and taken the most decided stand in opposition to the re. struclions. He spoke with great vehemence and declared that a military government a, once would be infinitely preferable. M. Sal. yerte pronounced 1t [" atrocions," that all France should be punished for the crime o

 an individual monster. s......,t ,,',

 And yet the provisions ofihe proposed law were adopted by the committee with some si.ght alterations, and in the present state o

 th" public mind in France will probably pas. Inc Chamber of Deputies. But the current ot popular feelings will soon turn into new channel, Public indignation will be reused against the men. who have taken advantage ot temporary effervescence of loyal zeal, tC

 Iasien such restrictions on the liberal Press

 The ill,judged oppression will recoil upon it.

 author and the Orleans dynasty, like the

 Bourbon. will be swept from the throne by ,

 whrwind ofits own raising BostOn Atlais.