~~~ 11.- 7i• 71: P Oh. - 77 • p ( 44‘411111ra -.. I '. . . it NI! - .' a rgeolleba is.4 o( ../ . ~• ~ , , onal , 411, till ot er , . 1i ... . mast etaititilttont an, Raw. . i., : ,.,.. i .6,, • ..; ~• . . • _._ _._ _ ......_. . BUWDAY, APkIL et 18C. Pates 944. RUSSIAN COMMERCZ. TO THE DIRECTINO SEHATe. " Amour of sflterdiag further samorarment to el of our faithful taboos enipzett . ll; theye= t s Or silk good r. and Oen of encenrefghtl if to Ow w orn provineto of tlio loom MO tit yam% aorn of lig** from moire. loot sem kg% we hive it witirist proper to do or duty an fiweetcn ;melee of drew WOlirtr i s a 'v bove 4 1 4 0 01441 inerVati of the deli as MOO tird order dr* cht pfd Anodes be levied t to M b• is Ss oseasspinying red**. duly pen — jr - sinflWi l a • Nowt) .44 ,t Ltylraoh, Pet), 10, IS4t." ALIMANDIR. • Another document in mord to Poland it as tie lows I. !Apr I N F erieouragentern of heck M the We as Wendt It leo ,tuacted by our ukase, datedQuober 1..10C14 4 deduction of to cent mould be Marie Irma the Put" itd M 1414 unbent. Jennie et W3a-ze , on all foreign *violas oaoxportee Porn she •tbm j,os tnta the err of " A aVlni by .p t % ti% dty, ratswl the Inttver or gm. ,'...6aretwe May on ;ev elorrian art.P.t. Tatted in the aceeca P, 4 o4 l l'it WhOtteica WC CiAivt thei. insice of 10 per cent, a ZQ Die oel4l, shall be marlc from tho, 4 r.. 0 1,** th e thitt.* wars , 14.11 x t74llSrib ttxl from the there kin mig ::.• (tapirs of Hauge. (s: 1 0 0 4 1 ALEXANDIL " Lo)bia, Feb. V. Ilan." 1 . •-„, . - I heing able to jut try t emiehres hi Court. hot not to I.ltedasi• cite of the °Saw which they Oiled before the thole width caused their arrest. myna° or Tea coarse, mango SI. U. Camas lime° prepaid, that to hem the elpethas of the treasury, sod the misery which samythidign andered from the too meat Dumber of the Om*" the Duey be es" dorsal to 90,009 sea in time of pease. N. Preis* read the Jeerer fur the abolltlmi sides in the Wadden of Portugal. A. tram MM Mina ores tbe preaqok, h witielisk woe etheleell b MolkllmMui • ha* eidieusio• of this wijpee of a dims the ating the memo; (of the chord') to the eh= • • • dell, a very loos debate arose of tbe othiablA ilep hielk ethane that the revenue of the erica, beneath% Ilta. of the patvlarchisl church, be applied to the Moine of the public debt; the ousisoet of which reverse imothe ito he reduced to the half of w hat it oow is, provided Sod kit do out amount to 300,000 rein U. Borges Camaro made a loag speeds silliest MI" alai bllsbmiest, which coo annually above SOO millions of rem', which Catholic cation., far more powerfu; than r.... 04 have not introduced ; that Portugal had been going In deny ever since it was established; that the kith:, of um , Ant in this city was scandalous, compared with the simplicity el Ike Apostles; and that it ***provided solely fee the Wald eons of the nobility. who had Ito onhad to work; that this eorpuratiou formed a court, the bead of which ions darned to contradict all the orders of the goverumeul, mad ewes/ every thitig that was now doing fur the good of the amity ; that on the must solemn day on which the united nation had sworn to the buses of the constitution sad thanked the Almighty for its just and wise reform, be (tbeCardissal Pa. triareh) deelarod himself hostile to those bassi; that whim this high authority arrived to such an excess, that whim he considered hie vanity and the difficulty of audit under present circumstance-. the pomp and expense V l = an establishment, he Often the proposed reform extremely jut. U. &anent* agreed with hi. B. Carneiro. and drew a frightful picture of the misery In which the poi* trete plowed, while tithes were °atoned from them Id rase to t ~isbss the " Frio the institotiou of the Patrinstfate; said ree, we atey date the Isla sad She deedime of I." speech of U. Carmeiro had indatried W "Nab et ersesetheishers I sod M, Moira called the tralestien Odle assembly to she conduct of a man who pretended to the will of three mafiosos: that this opposition mlrmf Geo. teary to the acknowledged sovereignty of the r • and rho he ought go semi whether this ohs n cr * Of out, arid that a Idles:sal should be formed to try ties elm s , The debate was continued to a giant hawk, aware iblo t i tan sad that of the 94 Apffil, of the foiloWhog web the result pi- • The President put these quotient 1--Whetbor a should be ;intern up, declaring that every authority videot rehoing to swear to the balm of the constitotiost. ceases to be a Portuguese citizen ? Decided in the offirmative. by So votes to use. Whether the iodividael who atatillalle be a citizen ought to leave the biugdosel Carried by SS votes by live, The Committee of the Coustitutioe them west oat Is Myr up list decree, and reterulag with it. he. Pereiredo Calmo read it to follow' t—. " The General Extraordinary Coomituvio Cortes of the Portogoese nation, considering that be alone is member of a society who is disposed to submit to the fundamental law of Chet Kiciety, declares that every Put tuguem who teams le take the oath, simply, sod without tiny tesnoms whatever, to the eunstitutiiiii, and to the boars of it. ceases, to be 6.66. Zen,aid is immedimely to quit the Porta/Wm territory." The decree was outhimoosly approved. In the sitting of the 31st of March.* ilontelto read the 76th at tick of the treaty concluded Igmwee• England end I' Grtlig. l in ISIS. and proposed Oust the cramnitt ee u t l eg j, Litton 6 1 4" ellopiric its real nleaamt, to order in restrict it its (5$ observance, sod to see whether, • ithoot imijore to site good understanding that rains, some just reclamation; might nut be mode so the advents's* of the Witte, Sup ported by hi. Cestellu lirouco, sad appoted. 'll if ;t1 « f i ~i t . . • 1 .7" . et*"of 234 ~. _ The cereal - may of the Last Supper took place at ten o'clock on Thursday night in the gallery of Diana. Monsieur represented the King, and washed the feet of thirteen children representing the apos tles. These children were invested with a scarlet tunic, having a purse embroidered in silver at their breast, and in which the Prince put IS five-francs pieces. He next served to them thirteen plates filled with such eatables as are prescribed for fast days. The ceremony concluded ut midnight. The Prince was assisted in his pious duty by the Duke d'An gouleme and the two principal pages; the Princes and several distinguished 2ersoaages were present on the occasion. Msuatn, Amt. 9.—The Journals of Paris, and confirm the , subject. bas entirely of Naples is have been pronounced, and things were not carried further, only because there was no difference of opinion. Extraordinary 113041111rPti are to be taken to prepare here arms and ammunition,' and perhaps means of repressing individuals. For the rest, Madrid is per fectly calm, and the interior causes no disquietude. The band o f Marino, the priest, no longer exists : this is an official and inconmstible fact. iiiTT4X* or 'nil COll7O. APRIL a, The Corte; are officially ioformed of the occur :viten Naples. „a The Miiiiter.ofthe interior then spoke....(i I am chorea, gentlinsen, to acquaint yOU CIU this occasion with the sentisomts entertained by the King. His majesty does not think that very much importance should be attached to the events at Naples and as circumstances favourable to t h e estabfishmeot of our liberty may have sabrOd some alteration, his Ma. pay commands that the ministers should watch with more anxiety than ever, to repress the enemies of the existing system, if tht3re should be any, and de sires that the Cortes should propose such messoppi they may conceive necessary, His Majesty is unclip afti3eted by the situ. atlon of the - King fpfthe Two thriller. The presence of a fereir alley le his etetPs mug tteeessanly 006.11 , akin grett PlatilitiVa to his people. The oppression and the inevitable eonsequetwes of every inseams do sot permit eevereigne to act freely, nor to grant to their mubjecti what they have a right to reiaire, Kim 114ajany fouls how destructive n must prove, not Mt, for the pep* but alma 04 those who go. Vela. thot the royal ward awe Rhea ritould Rat 'bp strictly observed' and it is kern this 040,101k11l iMt his Majesty claw 010 to declare to pitt, In his rime, that he is more firmly rewind than ever to observe, and cause to be observed., the wnstitution with which his throne and pernin are identifiell.” The presidont of the CPriftrepliea..ft The Con. fns thanks the govormuent far this communication, and notwithstan ding the grins' which the awl events of Naples necessarily exptip the Cengreelleeenot but hear with Pleasure 11)0 vap;essinas contained in the royal message," FitaSealle or MOLDAVIA, Masco ;n...The pea of Jassy, which has snivel te.tlsy, cotifirmi tht‘ toteiiiAence ths. Prince Ypsiltatti Las against hutitait sod FoLschan with PAU° Aosta a , . pat. 'for A • OUr —.son; that 10,000Tireska have taken the same direction, sad that semhoressgair thither daily ikon Bemarcbia. Prince YOBnava has @heady a small 800 men is unarms, each armed with two and a sabre. the departure of the ha courier from Jassy, write that news hmil-hsea issiniseid kap Denim mini of 14,cm0 1001. $ Brun k die that appearanap of so 9enrield a corps had e mask dhipilettadlit *maw ,disvuni and Ws. labium . LtoHQRN, APRIL 7.-:-The intelligence of the insurrection of the Greeks, which reached us via Malta, excited * great sensation. Several vessels laden for the Turkish harbours have reloaded their cargoes It is said that the Greek inhabitants of the isle of Crete have made themselves masters of it, having got possession of all the strong holds in the island. We are assured that fur some time past all the Greeks of the islands have rep:tired to the isle of Idro, in the F:gean Sea, in order to form a kind of fleet there. The Greeks have 1,500 trading vessels of different sixes. Ft.onetre, Artist. B.—The King of Naples seta out to-morrow to Boccie to keep Easter. Some are of opinion thut he will not return to his capital at present. The surrender of the fortresses of Gaeta, Pescara, and Civita del Tronta, has not, we Are as sured, taken place, the governors having refused to give them up without an express order from the King, and they will only surrender them to Neapo litan generals commissioned b 7 his Majesty. The Prince do Carignsno has arrived in this city ; he alighted at the ritti palace. A conspiracy has been &havered among the troops of the Grand Duke, end en officer, convicted of having participated in it, has been condemned to death by is military commj". gun. •Tvats, Aram 15 , ...0111ci0l letters, which were received yesterday at three o'clock by his Excel lency the Goventor-General, bring the happy Intel licence that the civ . anti .tillehy of Genoa have returned to the endellt order, and that three deputa tions were up the point of moping oat-mrste to his Royal Highness the Duke of Genevois, the second to his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel, and the third to his Excellency. All these deputations will be accompanied with despatches from his Excellency Count Devaney's. The Secretary of Stale fbe the Hume Department has just received by' aims the following official latter, dated Alesmadris, April 11:-- t` At this inosusct-misat is.art one o'clock in the after noott-a corps of Austrian commanded by (lateral nrrnebookhe, has entered estd • possession ortbe city and rin the near of his M oar King. It WU received at gates b,y the Ruin*, the I and the po co p r of that city. No eicidettt has ,_and the Wit, who biro tikes AO tko procaine convulsion., poisoned **al " wed Illmai_aamel -" W " atenierge. Knight of the gamed Itelleleas MO Ist, Mussy sprit of S. Maurice and Lazarus. rirdland Treasurer of that Society, Mesta General of ir oyal arm*, and Gomm! NI interim of /be dive** of Turin ~.... ss 411 persons, whetbq !hey ho stiNets of his Majesty er ' as, who have arrived is this eity nom rite Ist of Jay ttary tt ig :te to deport within swept . flat; hours, ursine they obtain itqtatisaion to ;main ?tom the loyal Oovernmeut. Perrotesion will be riven to writing to oil those who shall assign s wot meson. " Those mew whether civil Of ntilitny, who are here on ac t a l t ge 4 Aps 4 ir 4,4,1.74vrte:x ex-. pntiraii.' ttiiitiiiiiiiniii, not ' :AZ in .. brined r.,,„4,... bees stationed, or ',aunty . ale saw to root dismedvcs in the Goverowent, me venire ' ThZ s tle ch4ll Our fns the retell' order shad be pm. ended eireishat with a (levee or nom ruined to tits cir. iaimiiinces, ri DR CASTE 41)01ViA, " Tulin, Apia It. Pal, ' i , (MACCHIA. Rs , ' ' . ........- Llseois APIIII. 1•-To ay et . rape, salute was Bred by the castle of Shia city, set etc the httplll onion or lilt ille.triote Weed at et. 1500110051 is oor f ile ripip ogracrigiou. t ii. to At holelld that chit agytle will hider* the our lif ilia Alarm to the general cacao of the **OW The reveler et the {Oiled:nu, in the 111 11 K tag. Rea JObn vi...Npoaiisices that the C,eqe lile d Jean' andfAmstituerd Carlos of tee ihn Nome! to dllliwO4 Ile falecws. • e = The paerek its. Coltssoilesirisk to manifest the ip , t it of yistahwill Which directs thew la elm) Ihlnd cotilimihiti w it h Justice NO .with the severity of the public eider sow rata buished, sees f,e-,. • I, Tar Orrive or the Bth of titu lar y, et {hi: year, ii et -154411,4b 11,4 4eiltirorrio eoiterd,e u i all ;Love perm: whot OM 414/Ping of theirlooduri hod poistical oplaiouli, up 5, !V, day of Oh iretalletitoe o f the curies, :ire under ;men erg reitiiiteal IV it.itli Ps 44 certain place. , g*, Th.' Potent 4040'60 ti, 14 0,,,00ni! , :: warty, nun ill to.a de !tee me which it e rten, at p r i „, 1 ,, ; ,„,i 14 MO.. liierr:) .i.I {Ili: tine tAfit.eir , Cot 14t11 ',alit., mkt to IA:. 1515;501y .4 No. 1,909.—V0g. XIV.] FOREIGN INTELLIGENCS. Arnsuts; • direction, Pasts, Arntuffit—lting Ferdinand has not, it B oure hi i meth, yet LA -Fkitidae: Imp purposes to prolong his caps of 8 stay there far some Oa* pistols ant Accohnts from Trieste of the 7th instant mato At the abut Sioly was still unreduced, and that the Aui t h ey m i t , trims aiming at blessinaissi been forced to tap down o f t h e en the intl heic aries fi nal his balm the appal" At horulellePerr Prevailed on the 7th instant mutt dial that the inhabitants of the We of Candis had ho l i sm rendered themselves masters of it, by seizing on all LtOHO the strung places of the Wand. . - insurrectig private letters, confirm the news of the events at Naples in the latter end of lest month. It would be ddllcult to justly calculate the effect which this news has produced. Thu Calyces, one of its recent sittings, having examine:l the report of the .special aonioursion on the memoir of the minister of state, relative to our political situation with other natio', has adopted the opinion of the commission, mid recognised that " the _principle of our own re- volution was attacked by the hostile movements of .Austria against the kiegoism of the Two fileiliss." This deligeer•of the Congress was published, sett every ens has been emitiosed with the subject. Tbc memorable sitting of yesterday has entirely torn away the veil. AU the history of Naples is knows. The mom energetic spe ech es have been ~` V IN