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OS dews at eighty stilton. of tholes Four vessels
belonging to that port were taken; by Danish
so of war peudicg the negotiations fur the trace.
Thew vrevehsliart h ft an English port (in which they
had takes shelter) on the understanding that the
truce had been finally agreed upon.
The finance and tax committee of the Constituent
moonibly has negatived the proposi• ion for a repeal of
the wine •ax. In IMO parts of Silesia the peasants
Ines estasedto pay any feudal does.
The cholera is making. considerable program at
sagdeburs, porticalarly in those posits of the
tows which border on the Elbe—portions in which
the spithmio committed great havoc in 1831. In
this capital about fifty fresh cases occur every day.
The reser its are but few.
AUSTRIA.—We have Vienna papers of the 9rd.
The Metter Zw-lang pufblishthe ninees the fin
monthsancial account of
the Austrian empire, or ended July
31,1848, and also for the rep rate month of July last.
It appears by that scoonut that the receipts during the
former penal amounted to 91,298,833 florins, and the
expenditure to 119,664,204 florMv, thus showing a
deficit oi 28.231370 &wine, instead of—as anticipated
when the &rise% for this year was struck—a sirplas
of 3,687,730 firms or those nine mouths ; so that, for ,
all practical purpose!, the deficit for that period is
muss 31,013,120 &Irma It must be borne in mind,
however, that no revenues have ban derived from
Lombardy and Venice since the middle of March
tam Hungary, since the beginning of April • ; or from
Liebobti,ger since the 24th of June. Those circum-
stances will moan for a deficiency of about twenty
millions of &sins. The revenues from other parts
of the empire have sensibly diminished, in conse-
quence of the @salvation of commerce, and there has
been an increased war expenditure. During the
month of July last the resi amounted 7,213,267 florins,
when" the expenditure to 14,276,M
twins, being a of m .re than seven millions of
florins. On the 29th alt. the eats of the notes of the
A 1114/11111National Bank in circulation was 202,71/0,163 '
and of the convention coin and silver bars in
deposit only 32,236,098.
All kinds of plagues appear to be let loose on =-
fortunate Hungary. The Arrant Gazette now an-
nounces that swarms of locusts (ffesischreckels) have
posed over the frontiers from Tor. ty, and that they
are *mammies frightful ravages in munevans Seem
The Hungarians are still corning off second best la
their engagements with the insurgent Croatians, and
begin to wish for peace. The Bann has taken pompa-
nos of Rukowar. Tee Prague Constitat Blatt as-
serts in p More terms that the Raman ambassador in
Constantinople has ordered his Bag to he taken down,
and is about to leave Constantinople. It adds that
Gen. I ieder has been instructed to march into Mol-
dais with 60.000 Ronan troops.
Ampording to the last accounts from Hungary, the
Sanaa have burned the town of New Moldowa.

BRUNSWICK.—The Brunswick pipers announce
in terms of satisfaction that the extraordinary diet of
that duchy has vo.ed the new laws rotating to the re-
presmtation of the people, the mode of election, the
piple's gaud, and the abolition of th.., privileges of
beihira Oa Thursday next the diet will be dis-
solved. It is certain that the new legislative assembly
will speedily repeal that part of the electoral law
mid* makers the franchise only on persons paying a
softie t=aunt of taxation.

HAMBURI3.—Our oorreepondent writes :
MAJOIVRO. Warr. 6.—The raising of the blocked, was re-
tarded firg two or thaw days by the boisterous weather, the
Mews, Ilk, which took the Danish °dicer on board on
Seholay mooning, being obliged to put back; nor was she
men nn Sunday. Yesterday, how.ver, she got
est M eta, sad melted the Danish men•obwar at belt pmt
les is the morning. like returned directly, and reached the
shy at eight o'clock in the evening, when the merchants'
committee announced at the Bormakallo that the river was
ass glistually free. ['waren as this news was we could
get gaiety it, receiving at the sem time an aeconat from
Kiel, stating th .Le Assembly of Deputies bad, is their
reeseday's meeting, ananimagsly deflated the armistice as '
ea
gad void, and theasselm as the maly sostreiga power.
The Previsional Goveramoot Is to be kept on, the lases
me is be paid up to the 31st Dee. only to sack authorities
es asamd by them. This resolution is to be announced forth-
with to the Central Power at Frankton pad to the Fowl.
steed Dominant. The Lag of Prussia, by whose order
the smiths was signed, is attacked with great vitalism in
lighten, mbaUy as well as is print; sad probably the NOY
W dens in Schisms, from whines we haws had ao accessats
Wass the terms of the anaktios were known there. It ap-
pears that the lickileavrig-Holstain soldiers, who are cow
mailed by Prussian °Soars, Wass to obey their orders sow.
Last night there were riots at the sabot b of St. Peal, themgh
without soy po Meal cams. Oar city is quiet. The dabs
meat own evening to discos the projects of law which the
masts will lay before the mama on Thursday next.

MADRID, pill.T: 2.

The discussion in the Lords relative to the imprison-
meat and expulsion of Colonel Bristow, bee drawn an an-
swer from the Herokio of today, which, ea it probably em-
bodies all that the Spanish minium can present by way of
spelagy fur so violent an outrage, I shall give the substance
«t -
f. The impulsion of Colonel Bristow was effected at a me-
msst of gnat irritation, when other English colonels was
are* our south coast, seditiously fomenting political die-
ted:own ; and than who so bitterly repro.aeb en with thla
step consider so very holy and rod the provisions of the
Alpo Bill, which authorise the English government to ex-
pel from the country all suspected foreigners. Acting upon
them dispositions, Vega. government has not only expelled
hem Eagle.. some foreigners,in which it has acted with sense,
bathos peoeesdad to arrest and imprison others, among whom
me AnglosAwricens, who were suspected of going to
Imat the Irish rebellion, sad will be doubtless transported.
If the lot of these be compered with that of Col. Bristow,
idea ,her a few hours of inspieument, leaves Madrid, and
Mew the ountry in • comfortable post-chaise to the tram.
tiffs liken he is set at liberty, we believe there are few
lift timid choose the Eng punishment in preference
la Ss Spaalsh. II the English government finds itself
111.1 to adapt each severe measures with meild,ing
Sedgmers, who stir up satiny, why is the same right denied
WI. Sponi,la prominent ? Is there less weseity here for
Iles two of order t Does corder net NM on surer
than in England ? As to the Immaculate mono.
ma st Col. Bristow we have already said all that there is
I‘Make this head. It is sufficiently apparent that the
gasernment would not expel him out of pure
his, uor beeline he was en Eoglis..man. Titaness& of
Milk English lire in Spain, some of worm ere the state's
aim ha sums sqmewlist more considerable than the sup.
Pali debt due to Colonel Bristow, and have never had to
ingilla of being in the least degree molested. Their
ad mercantile Interests are mach better guaranteed
ate linear of the country, and the appreciation of
than by all the squadrons of England. And all
Lord BBeaumontsays =this heed is • rdiculous tames-
psi,
which could not be supported by • single feet, how-
l. Magnificant. But between this respect towards the
plinne and properties of foreigners, and the toleration in
spas st disturbance of a foreigner, who, under the
asillaSse ss, insigntficant debt, never justified, resides among
mii sips* proteming Hess hostile to the govern-
/Mut, spouting them in &es and resorts of habitual
Seamen ; of a foreigner who has two distinct
leiglerilva:ticapital, at a distance from each other, and
sits from his Winery domicile on nights of
donde, then is a vats diffsee. which no pendant govern-
ment...neglect. The notoriowees of these fats is the
MN •Oligirta justification of the Spanish government in the
ere of the Eaglish. If greater energy his been resorted to
ties is ordinary times, at ts because those momenta were not
it. the estatainment of timid scruples, as England ber-
serk showing us, and because we too have oter alien bills,
anima beeline we hare wished to fail in the courtesy due
le &Rhea nations."
Illetallermosa's resignation of his double office, an mayor
and political chief of Madrid, is announced in the Gazate.
its iniaisterisl papers say that he is to be succeeded by the
lisr‘sie ei PineAarida, who exercised the saw office two
years ago.
Vistallermoss's resignation was occasioned by the inflie-
Iles ef the peso ulamiarste of crowing the bull amphitheatre
la sweet on Pallet's, the impresario, fur giving the public
Ist bulls. This imprudent castigation compromised the
pneusent, infamous penalties being prohibited.
I beard last night that E'l6•o was 1410 to in dismissed
be its direction of police. Me brats a very questionable
dinner as to official probity, and Men, I understand, has
eitimered, that as lung as Nervy z, Senorita, and Encino
soi is dies, to. regulation of the triossury Is impossible. It
is eleesd that Miss his discovered a detains:ion of 20 millions
is lie pot% paw
MYasistiley
for sad
Catto-alonia.day emuiderable bodies of troops have
Madrid

FRANCE—Fento AT BOULOGNE AND BABE.—
• rend_ fees, which is as last three dare, and to commence
0010 e WM int, is as
to take place at Boulegme for
160401ramszfariving a national and (mental demonstration
guards al the surrounding towns and to fo-
31..LTke demonstration will be on a large scale, and
empries • regatta in the harbour, races and other
111111.1 Min• A_ stood fees I. also to take place at
MMus ea the 10th. The fifth legion of the Parisian
selfinal guard will fraternise with the fifth legion of the
ems matioual guard at Horns. Great peafowls! ions are
Molrfag for an entertainnuntof tome thousands in the square
al ifrafirs. This %eternisation is about to take place in con-
tagious of the 11th legion of the H sere national guard
firwfwg marct,ed to Paris daring the Insurrection in June,
Salasatrihuted towards preening the capital sad its inha-
bitants from destruction.

Faxotrrii, SEPT. 7.—The puska* Crane, Lieut.
Parkue, mem to-day for Intik TM German vevelle,
cheat lift. i. nonahcr, which have b. en here for a loin
Mint on account of the Wars have