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was generally attributed to it . I can now assure you beyond a doubt , that whatever turn events may subsequently take , the French ' army of Italy' is at this moment ready to march ' on paper . '" AVhatever may be the intentions of the Emperor , he disclaims any warlike intentions for the present . The Moniteur of Friday has the following : — " For some days public opinion has been agitated hy alarming reports , to which it is the duty of the government to put an end , in declaring that nothing in our diplomatic affairs authorises the fears which these

remours tend to create . " The government has also spoken ou the question of the slave-trade . At the reception at the Tuileries on New Tear's-day , Prince Napoleon announced that the imperial government was ready to abandon the existing system of immigration , provided Great Britain would frankly undertake to assist France in obtaining coolies from the English possessions for her colonies . People at Vienna are no less persuaded of an approaching war than at Paris . At Vienna they think the recent occurrences in Servia were brought

about through the instigation of France , with a view to compromise Austria . It has been reported at Vienna that a conspiracy has been discovered at Cracow , and that forty persons had been arrested , some of whom were Russian agents . A well informed correspondent at Milan , says the Austrians seem bewildered , and are taking measures never heard of before , and which some think perfectly absurd . In 1848 you would meet scores of people that upheld Austria ' s good right and her virtuous intentions , but you would not find now half a dozen in

the whole Lombardo-Venetian kingdom . Every one is now convinced that if the Austrians were only once out of Italy , the King of Naples , the Pope , and all the petty princes of the peninsula would soon change their tone , and that a lasting peace might then become a possibility . No one dreams of a republic ; no one hints at socialism . What Italians desire is , to have Italy governed rationally by native princes and native laws . The King of Sardinia opened the Chambers on Monday last . In his speech he remarked that the political horizon was not clear—that the future must be awaited with firmness—that the oolicv of

Piedmont was based on justice and liberty , and that though Piedmont was small , she was great in the councils of Europe . " It respects treaties , " says the King , "but it is not insensible to "Italy's cry of anguish . " That is to say , circumstances may induce the Sardinian government to pay no attention to treatie ? . " Let us resolutely await the decrees of Providence , " said the king in concluding his speech . No doubt can be entertained that he spoke words of lire , and the legislature which heard them is said to have cried , " Long live the King" in acclamations that were prolongedThe war feeling is strong

, . very in Sardinia . Either thereis to be war between France and Austria , or Napoleon III . is duping the Sardinian government , or that government has taken leave of its senses . It is quite evident to every body at Turin , that the government desires war , means war , and is confident that war is at hand . The ministerial party , the intimate friends and daily companions of the ministers , make no secret of it . The petition of the Servian National Assembly that the Sultan will be pleased to instal Prince Milosch as hereditary prince of Servia , is already on its way to Milosch has arrived at

Constantinople . Cernitz , in Wallaehia , and there met the deputation sent to offer him the crown . He has accepted it for himself , and not for his son Michael . The Forte does not require that Prince Alexander should be restored . Mr . Gladstone has sent home his report from the Ionian Islands , and expects instructions before the opening of the Ionian parliament . If England refuses her consent to the union of the Ionian Republic with Greece the representatives of the- people will communicate the wish of the nation to the which the Paris

powers signed treaty . The Spanish government and legislature have taken great offence at the way President Buchanan alluded , in his message , to the probable purchase of Cuba . The supposition that Spain would sell Cuba is protested against as offensive . A resolution proposed to the cortes in support of this declaration was agreed to . The Spanish government has been informed , officially that complete satisfaction has been granted to Spain for the exactions of which the Spaniards had been the victims at Tampico , in conformity with the demands of the authorities of Cuba . The immense majority of the electors just chosen in Moldavia for exercising the trust of electing the

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THE FREEMASONS MAGAZINE AND THE CRAFT. Article 1
DIRECTORS OF CEREMONIES. Article 3
TIME AND TIDE. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
CHRISTIANITY c. UNIVERSALITY. Article 10
" THE OXFORD PARTY (?)." Article 12
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF SOMERSET. Article 13
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 14
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
PROVINCIAL. Article 22
SCOTLAND. Article 36
Colonial. Article 41
CANADA. Article 41
INDIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

was generally attributed to it . I can now assure you beyond a doubt , that whatever turn events may subsequently take , the French ' army of Italy' is at this moment ready to march ' on paper . '" AVhatever may be the intentions of the Emperor , he disclaims any warlike intentions for the present . The Moniteur of Friday has the following : — " For some days public opinion has been agitated hy alarming reports , to which it is the duty of the government to put an end , in declaring that nothing in our diplomatic affairs authorises the fears which these

remours tend to create . " The government has also spoken ou the question of the slave-trade . At the reception at the Tuileries on New Tear's-day , Prince Napoleon announced that the imperial government was ready to abandon the existing system of immigration , provided Great Britain would frankly undertake to assist France in obtaining coolies from the English possessions for her colonies . People at Vienna are no less persuaded of an approaching war than at Paris . At Vienna they think the recent occurrences in Servia were brought

about through the instigation of France , with a view to compromise Austria . It has been reported at Vienna that a conspiracy has been discovered at Cracow , and that forty persons had been arrested , some of whom were Russian agents . A well informed correspondent at Milan , says the Austrians seem bewildered , and are taking measures never heard of before , and which some think perfectly absurd . In 1848 you would meet scores of people that upheld Austria ' s good right and her virtuous intentions , but you would not find now half a dozen in

the whole Lombardo-Venetian kingdom . Every one is now convinced that if the Austrians were only once out of Italy , the King of Naples , the Pope , and all the petty princes of the peninsula would soon change their tone , and that a lasting peace might then become a possibility . No one dreams of a republic ; no one hints at socialism . What Italians desire is , to have Italy governed rationally by native princes and native laws . The King of Sardinia opened the Chambers on Monday last . In his speech he remarked that the political horizon was not clear—that the future must be awaited with firmness—that the oolicv of

Piedmont was based on justice and liberty , and that though Piedmont was small , she was great in the councils of Europe . " It respects treaties , " says the King , "but it is not insensible to "Italy's cry of anguish . " That is to say , circumstances may induce the Sardinian government to pay no attention to treatie ? . " Let us resolutely await the decrees of Providence , " said the king in concluding his speech . No doubt can be entertained that he spoke words of lire , and the legislature which heard them is said to have cried , " Long live the King" in acclamations that were prolongedThe war feeling is strong

, . very in Sardinia . Either thereis to be war between France and Austria , or Napoleon III . is duping the Sardinian government , or that government has taken leave of its senses . It is quite evident to every body at Turin , that the government desires war , means war , and is confident that war is at hand . The ministerial party , the intimate friends and daily companions of the ministers , make no secret of it . The petition of the Servian National Assembly that the Sultan will be pleased to instal Prince Milosch as hereditary prince of Servia , is already on its way to Milosch has arrived at

Constantinople . Cernitz , in Wallaehia , and there met the deputation sent to offer him the crown . He has accepted it for himself , and not for his son Michael . The Forte does not require that Prince Alexander should be restored . Mr . Gladstone has sent home his report from the Ionian Islands , and expects instructions before the opening of the Ionian parliament . If England refuses her consent to the union of the Ionian Republic with Greece the representatives of the- people will communicate the wish of the nation to the which the Paris

powers signed treaty . The Spanish government and legislature have taken great offence at the way President Buchanan alluded , in his message , to the probable purchase of Cuba . The supposition that Spain would sell Cuba is protested against as offensive . A resolution proposed to the cortes in support of this declaration was agreed to . The Spanish government has been informed , officially that complete satisfaction has been granted to Spain for the exactions of which the Spaniards had been the victims at Tampico , in conformity with the demands of the authorities of Cuba . The immense majority of the electors just chosen in Moldavia for exercising the trust of electing the

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