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graphic Institution ou Monday . The first levee of the season was held on AA ednesday , at St , James ' s Palace , and was very numerously attended . The Princess Frederick AAllliam , will , it is believed , visit this country in May next . AVar is so much resolved on by the French government that the corps which are to commence the campaign have already been designated , and orders have been given to the minister of war to frame a plan of operations . It is contemplated to attack the Austvians simultaneously in frontflankand rear ; the Piedmontesesupported by

, , , a large French army forming the main division , while another will march northward from the Papal states , and a third will seize on Trieste or \ enice . Remonstrauces of ministers , and deputations of manufacturers and merchants , have endeavoured to stay the emperor ' s martial ardour in vain . In spite of all resistance , the formidable preparations for war are not discontinued . All the preparations are on a scale suited for an army of 120 , 000 men . Marshal Canrobert is designed for the command of the army of Italy , under the orders of the emperor . Admiral

Parseva ! Deschones will command the squadron in the Mediterranean . It is rumoured that the imperial government is much disturbed by an unwonted movement which has for some little time been observed among the leading members of the Orleans party . Louis Napoleon , it is generally believed , fears these opponents much more than any other , whether they be republicans , legitimists , or socialists . The Orleanists are a small but influential party . They count in their ranks men of decided liberality , intelligence , aud honesty . Many , too , have wealth at their

command . A very large class of the bourgeoisie have not forgotten that , during Louis Philippe ' s reign , they enjoyed a sensible amount of political liberty , and that at the same time , the law protected their lives and their property . The students of Berlin University have celebrated the birth of the infant Prince Frederick by a torchlight procession ; and a deputation of their number , with a congratulatory address , was received by the prince and princess . Berlin letters describe the reception of the new marriage law by the liberals as very favourable , while the conservatives observed a gloomy silence . Its main provision is the

establishment of a permissive or optional civil marriage , and the abolition of impediments to marriages between nobles and commoners . Our Madrid advices are to the 22 nd instant . Tho journals state that no fewer than three " reform bills" had been brought into the chamber of deputies . It was remarked that the Fenicc , Queen ChristinaSs organ , from being friendly to , had become the opponent of tho O'Donnell cabinet . A letter states that the government had indefinitely postponed the recognition of the securities called English coupons . The chamber of deputies has granted 2000000000 reals for public works and other purposes .

,,, At A'ienua an official order appeared on AVednesday , prohibiting the exportation of mules and the transit of horses . A letter from Milan states , that trade iu Austrian Italy is iu a complete state of stagnation , no business being at present transacted . A despatch , dated Milan , AA ednesday , runs as follows : — " On the occasion of the funeral of Signor Dandolo , an opposition demonstration of the nobility took place in the churchyard , but subsided quietly without further disturbance . Continual quarrels occur between the Austrian , Modenese , and Piedmontese sentinels ,

stationed along the frontier . The Nord states that Prince Frederick AAflliam of Prussia was expected at A ieima on a special mission . Tho Austrian circular to the lesser German states had received replies , some of a simply affirmative nature , while others are willing to accept the propositions made to them , provided it be made in the joint names of Austria and Prussia . AVith regard to the election riots in the Swiss canton of Ticino , it does not appear which party was guilty of the first attack . The elections seem to have turned slightly in favour of the

Radicals as against the Ultramontanes , but many returns are protested against . In Paris it is believed that Mnzzini is in the canton , and that he is endeavouring to hatch a conspiracy in Lombardy . " I am informed , " says the Paris correspondent of the Daily JNeics , " on what I consider credible authority , that Russia has intimated her determination to resist any attempt to prevent the union of the principalities by force . " Lisbon letters inform us that there have been several secret sessions iu the Cortes on ecclesiastical questions , aud on the long disputed subject of the right of presentation to the Indian bishoprics . A young lady , daughter of Admiral Cayendish , who has been staying at Rome with her family for

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OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 1
THE ILLUMINATI; Article 5
MASONIC DUTIES. Article 13
THE CALM OF DEATH. Article 15
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 16
NEW MUSIC Article 20
THE ENGLISH HEARTH. Article 21
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 22
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 23
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 25
PROVINCIAL. Article 31
MARK MASONRY. Article 39
ROYAL ARCH. Article 40
AMERICA. Article 41
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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The Week.

graphic Institution ou Monday . The first levee of the season was held on AA ednesday , at St , James ' s Palace , and was very numerously attended . The Princess Frederick AAllliam , will , it is believed , visit this country in May next . AVar is so much resolved on by the French government that the corps which are to commence the campaign have already been designated , and orders have been given to the minister of war to frame a plan of operations . It is contemplated to attack the Austvians simultaneously in frontflankand rear ; the Piedmontesesupported by

, , , a large French army forming the main division , while another will march northward from the Papal states , and a third will seize on Trieste or \ enice . Remonstrauces of ministers , and deputations of manufacturers and merchants , have endeavoured to stay the emperor ' s martial ardour in vain . In spite of all resistance , the formidable preparations for war are not discontinued . All the preparations are on a scale suited for an army of 120 , 000 men . Marshal Canrobert is designed for the command of the army of Italy , under the orders of the emperor . Admiral

Parseva ! Deschones will command the squadron in the Mediterranean . It is rumoured that the imperial government is much disturbed by an unwonted movement which has for some little time been observed among the leading members of the Orleans party . Louis Napoleon , it is generally believed , fears these opponents much more than any other , whether they be republicans , legitimists , or socialists . The Orleanists are a small but influential party . They count in their ranks men of decided liberality , intelligence , aud honesty . Many , too , have wealth at their

command . A very large class of the bourgeoisie have not forgotten that , during Louis Philippe ' s reign , they enjoyed a sensible amount of political liberty , and that at the same time , the law protected their lives and their property . The students of Berlin University have celebrated the birth of the infant Prince Frederick by a torchlight procession ; and a deputation of their number , with a congratulatory address , was received by the prince and princess . Berlin letters describe the reception of the new marriage law by the liberals as very favourable , while the conservatives observed a gloomy silence . Its main provision is the

establishment of a permissive or optional civil marriage , and the abolition of impediments to marriages between nobles and commoners . Our Madrid advices are to the 22 nd instant . Tho journals state that no fewer than three " reform bills" had been brought into the chamber of deputies . It was remarked that the Fenicc , Queen ChristinaSs organ , from being friendly to , had become the opponent of tho O'Donnell cabinet . A letter states that the government had indefinitely postponed the recognition of the securities called English coupons . The chamber of deputies has granted 2000000000 reals for public works and other purposes .

,,, At A'ienua an official order appeared on AVednesday , prohibiting the exportation of mules and the transit of horses . A letter from Milan states , that trade iu Austrian Italy is iu a complete state of stagnation , no business being at present transacted . A despatch , dated Milan , AA ednesday , runs as follows : — " On the occasion of the funeral of Signor Dandolo , an opposition demonstration of the nobility took place in the churchyard , but subsided quietly without further disturbance . Continual quarrels occur between the Austrian , Modenese , and Piedmontese sentinels ,

stationed along the frontier . The Nord states that Prince Frederick AAflliam of Prussia was expected at A ieima on a special mission . Tho Austrian circular to the lesser German states had received replies , some of a simply affirmative nature , while others are willing to accept the propositions made to them , provided it be made in the joint names of Austria and Prussia . AVith regard to the election riots in the Swiss canton of Ticino , it does not appear which party was guilty of the first attack . The elections seem to have turned slightly in favour of the

Radicals as against the Ultramontanes , but many returns are protested against . In Paris it is believed that Mnzzini is in the canton , and that he is endeavouring to hatch a conspiracy in Lombardy . " I am informed , " says the Paris correspondent of the Daily JNeics , " on what I consider credible authority , that Russia has intimated her determination to resist any attempt to prevent the union of the principalities by force . " Lisbon letters inform us that there have been several secret sessions iu the Cortes on ecclesiastical questions , aud on the long disputed subject of the right of presentation to the Indian bishoprics . A young lady , daughter of Admiral Cayendish , who has been staying at Rome with her family for

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