Railway locomotives and cars Volume 1 - Tapa blanda

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: ...the Estates, or to communicate the reason why that law was not presented. It is probable that this vote hastened the dissolution. Their elections for anew Assembly do not take place until six months hence, and it may be presumed that in the mean time no means will be neglected by the government to procure the return of more pliable deputies. Vienna, July 24.--The mortal remains of the Duko of R'jichstarit lie in state to-day in the church of the Palace. At two o'clock the heart is te bo deposited in the Loretlo Chapol of the Church ef the Augtietines, and the entrails at St. Stephens's; and at five in the afternoon, the body will he so. leranly deposited with the usual ceremonies in the Imperial family vault, in the Capuchin Church.--Funeral service will be performed on the 25th and 26tb, at the usual hours, in the parish church of the Palace. The Court will go into mourning for six weeks. July 25.--Yesterday afternoon tho funeral of the Duke of Reicbstadt was celebrated with great pomp. The crowd to see the body lie in state was so great, that thousands could not obtain admittance into the Chapel. Poland. In the House of Commons, August 8th, Colonel Evans introduced a resolution, "That in confor mity to the spirit, though contrary to the letter of a Treaty, dated 19th May, 1815, his Majesty has agreed to renew certain obligations to the Emperor of Russia; that the said treaty and obligations were connected with, or arose out of, the general treaties between the Allied Powers of 1814 and 1815; that therefore, in the opinion of this House, the Con ven lion lo the above effect affords his Majesty a special claim on the Power profiting by it, for a faithful in-terpretation of other engagements to which both Powers may have been contracting parties, and es...