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mary Punishment for every attempt 10 create dis
turbance, but also arrested the most conspicuous
| among the rioters Among the prisoners, nlty-sx,
| were TWO opera-danceIs.


| Greece.


OPENING THE SESSION OF THE GREEK CHAM
| BERs.-On the l9lh Of September the Greek Cham
/ bers opened their session, when King Otho, pro-
| ceeded in state to the Chamber OF keprese natives,
/ and read the following speecn-


Gentlemen fhe Chamber Of Rep'tsentipes and Senate =;


Through The JOINT eAertions OF the crown and nation
i the foundations OF the constitution have been Laid
i Through the same exerons the institutions of the
country will be lawfully developed and mp owed May
| Proyiience protect and deend our joint labors.


The relations existing between foreign powers ana me
are most amcabe and is great Satisfaction 10 me 10
be enabled to inform you Of il but we are particularly


indebted to the powers that have zeaousy seconueu u


struggles, that have afforded US real support ana
effected und protected our Independence MY ministers
will Law before GU report upon OF The ad lin
traton and finances and while observing the utmost
economy they will demand OF you the means oi carrying
on the public service and OF securing our future welfare
| We shall neglect the claims OF our glorious past
holy religion We shall Uphold il. tnd dsvelope it.
well public instruction, acomplete organization
We shall also bestow due attention on the completing aha


improving the army i'll such way as may best ensure the
| aety oil the state and the execution Of the laws


II will be our province, gen.men to assist my uo-
vernmen by aording 10 those lawful cans 80 hat the
administration Of the sas Of the state may not encoun


difficulties detrimental both TO public aud private m
Laws will be subm ed to your consideration, the OBJ


ec OF which will be to render Individual liberty invio
late end to confer flag the respect due to US
NV Ministers will also submit to your attentive conside


ration laws calculated to improve agriculture commerce


The development Of our code Of laws, and the adapta


ton Of them state OF the nation will oe the hrst ob
ject you will have to attend TO in the present sessi-n


Believe me- gentlemen feel the deepest and most pa
trotic emotion this solemn cay when consider me
great importance Of the questions that about 20 en-
gage your attention. and the immense influence your De-
cision W i'll exercise over the Welfare OF Greece.


Let therefore, by acting together with sincerity
and prudence, strive to mainain and improve that whc
have won by your heroic deeds and immene sacin
ces.


Let us endeavor to oterate ell recollection OF past
melancholy events let only emulation, iaudable and
patriotic emulation to promote the property oi our
country, survive them and with perssy.ring vii let
pursue the right and regular course which alone
| lead our beloved country unto felicity and glory.


Such is the ardent wish Of my heart; my whole life
shall be devoted TO the defence OF our liberties and the
advancement OF the welfare Of the nation in the
plishment of which exalted task claim your co-opera
ton Let us al mpore the Almighty youchsaie his
support to comn on Efforts


now declare Of the chambers for the pre-.
| sent year opened


Turkey.


Turkey has adopted some stringent regulations
with respect TO passports; and knowledge of the
chief points may be useful to the traveller in thai
quarter 1.-THE subjects OF Foreign Powers mus,
provide themselves with Ottoman passports, or with
| the wise OF an Ottoman Ambassador or Consul be-
| fore they enter Turkey. The traveller must
present himself within tweny-four hours OF his
rival to me local aathSTiIes at the place where ne
passport will not be vised for the interior He
also then declare the line 1f route he proposes to
| take, or the place OF his intended abode, and re
| celve permission for the specified time he contem-
| plates remaining To obtain permission of per-
manent residence he must present himself at the
| chief office furnished with uthorlzauon from
| the Chancery of his nation. Travelling passports
| will not remain legal, unless vlsed from each place
| which the traveller shall pass, where passport
i Office or Municipal Council Is established. oh
measures have also been introduced with regard 10
vessels departing from Turkey, and along the lint
OF land frontier by which persons shall be arrested
] who attempt 10 quit TIE empire without previous


having their passports vsedtrom the head Office.
One motive these stringent IT easures is found in
papers Ot an lDftdmmatory nature circulate q
i by the French mail, and by the Union, a Greek
journal but especially, II Is said, Russian in.
trlgues TO revive the nationality OF the Pores Scla
| vonic subjects.


The Holy Synod OF ST. Petershurgh have notified
to the Catholic Missionaries in Georgia TO quit the
Il empire, unless they wish to become naturaZed,


md renounce all future intercourse with the Holy
| See.


Tahiti.


/ The Paris Monitew OF Wednesday the 18th uIt \.
conveyed the following intelligence as received by
i the Government from Tahlta, dated oath April -
/ "Atter having valnly endeavored 10 bring back TO
their obedience the rebels who made the attack al
| Taravau, Governor Braut went OUT to meet them
| at Mahahan, where they had made themselves
entertainments, defended by three thousand men


and three pieces OF cannon. On the l7th, Governor


Braut landed with four hundred and forty. one men


OF arms. The redoubts were taken with the bayo
| net the enemy having lO2 men killed, their c0lOTs


akea from them, and their cannon spiked. The


next day we destroyed their works, and carried
| away their arms and ammunition. On our side
| we have TO lament the loss OF two officers, M
| Nausouty, enseigne de vaisseau, and M. SeIgnette


Of the Artillery. We had, besides, 81 men wound
ed"


| The most prominent feature in the intelligence is,
that a treaty had been concluded between the


United States and the Celestial Empire, based upon
| the same principle as dictated that between E0g
land and Chlna-ln which America will enjoy all
| the advantages which Great Britain, by her arms
| secured after an immense outlay OF blood aud rea
sure. This hardly fail TO be gratifying IN
| America. Every one Interested in the United
| States will be delighted AT the result. The com
| municaton between the United States and China
| will, doubtless, from this time forward. be more
| direct and continuous, and the success which has
accompanied American diplomacy, must stimulate
our transatlantic neghbors TO fresh energy, and


necessarily. TO future achievements. The sub


stance Of this has been received, we ought to
premise, through the medium OF a private letter
| 10 which we have had access.


/ Inola anu UnInu.


The India Mail by the overland route arrived in


London on the 2nd instant. The dates are from
Bombay, 9th August Calcutta, August Is.
The intelligence though not OF striking interest


il snteresting Sir II. HardInge arrived at Calcutta


23d July, and was Immediately sworn into his high
| Office. He Immediately appointed Mr. Bird COVER
nor OF Bengal on subsequent days he held leveei
| and durburs, and was likely to become popular
| Lord Eenborough embarked on the lst August
| and proceeded TO Suez A subscription was adver
| tsed to erect testimonial 10 him, which was VIC
| lently opposed by his enemies The rainy season


in the northwest provinces has stopped all mlitar,
| operations. Sir II. HardIngc would proceed to AL
| lahabad, where the Lieutenant Governor OF III,
| north western provinces would meet him. II i,
said he will visit all the principal military
| stations in those provinces, and minutey ex
| anime the details Of the army, with whom he Is


likely to be popular, it ls reported that he IL
| empowered to raise new regiments. and add one
captain TO each of the actua corps, and re-intro
duce hogging into the native army. The ring
| leaders OF the mutiny OF the 64th regiment were
| under trial at Sukker, and it was expected that


severe example would be made OF those founo
| guilty. There is but little sickness in the Scindt
district this year The PunJaub continues to be


scene of anarchy and confusion. The British


India Government is the object OF their bitter ha
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