

 On tie 18th August 1 in tie Chamber of Deputies, M. de Tracy broaght for ward proposition for the abolition of the punishment of death. It was sap- ported by Gen. .Ts Ia sssse, who said he ~should ask for it's abolition until he had the intalibility of human judgment de- menstrated to him. The proposition was ordered for consideration.

 The AMesssser dcs Chambers states 5i''it the government irad just iearnt, by q teiegrapilic despatch, that Prince de Polignac was arrested at Granville on the night of the 10th or l6th. He was |accompanied by a second person. sup. posed to be M. de Montheh. Both are |sent to St. To, with a numerous escort Aetters received in London from Vi Iehna, announced that the news of the revolution Y si -As las taken ris.s. in p,. IFS was received with such enthuslasm. that ths government might very well |perceivc thatey in Austria the fiber. |al party is numerous.

 .Agiers. private letter from To,. lon gives importantintorm iron, Al.

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