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London, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

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LA PLATA '
NEW DITERFERENCE BY FRANCE.
The Awns, des Dasls, in an article oa the 19th, ;
Maa arpose of the state of affairs in the Rio de la ,
It shows that whilst Montevideo wan enabled ,
so levy customs does on shipping which could not '
bad rds e anywhere else oa account of the blockade,
it mu esaad, from the funds thus raised, to support
%oaf; but since the blockade has been abandoned, the
essomers of the llontevideans have failed. The
agent of the French government has had mouse to
an expedient, and granted a sum of 200,000 f. for the
madame of the French population, armed foe its
ewe defence. La Plata, adds the DEW, is an im-
portant delsomeAt tar French trade, beside: furnishing
da for emigration. The English government
suss disinclined to act. The French government,
sonvisecd of the importance of the matter, to, says the
Debts, about to take an
thenenegetic decision.
General Gava, at preering inatanoe of sou-
d members of toe
Nations] iewesnbly, has taken the
matter into consideration, and being convinced that
my delay, by causing the fall of Montevideo, might
be the cause of serious evils to the French colonists
*grab& has called one of the most distinguished offioers
of the French navy to decide with him on the steps
nsessesry to be taken in the matter. Gen. Cavaignac
Wm the eve of entrusting to that officer the necessary
means for defending the interests of French trade,
sad consolidating French influence in La Plata, where
it has been so much shaken.
Such is the statement cf the Jwirnal des Dibats.
The Simelphore its Marseilles more explicitly says
that the French government has decided to send two
men-of-war to La Plate, with 900 troops on board.

TILE LEVANT.
The Levant mail has brought in letters from our own
correspondents, from Malta of the 12th, Athena the
Bth, and Constantinople the 3th inst
M.
ALTA, Nov. 12.
A report is current here that the British Govern-
seat has refused to acknowledge the new French consul,
Colonel Peli.vier, on the grounds of his being an engineer
officer. The French Vior•Adminl Bandit arrived here on
the 9th from Tunis. The vitt of the admiral to Tame was
to compel the Bey to acknowledge the Preach republic, and
to obtain payment MT the expense of the squadron which the
French governnti nt had sent to Tunis in 1846 to protect the
Bey against the threatened attack of the Ottoman fleet.
The Bey, after a tow boars' parley, and, it is mid, intimi
dated by threats, acknowledged the republic sad the demand
for menet. too. The Tunisian steamer of war Dante, a gift
to the Bey trom Louis Philippe, arrived here also op the Bth,
to roe. ive on beard the return presents from Boma Vittoria
expected by the Feninaular and Oriental steamer Sultan.
which vra,ri arrived on the 9th, and left the following day

for Constantinople.
The hesitlt of the troops hu improved since they have I
been removed from St. Elmo, and the drains cleansed.
The American government has given up Spezia, near
Genoa, u a naval station, and gone back to their old one to
Port Mahoo, in Minorca. The United States frigate, bear-
ing the broad pendant of Commodore Read, arrived at Gib-
raltar on the 2nd, and will probably remain there two
months, awaiting the arrival of Commodore Bolton, in the
Constitution frigate, his successor in the Mediterranean

o:6llakand.
A report. is abroad here that a lieutenant of the Odin,
ktely appoented from the Thetis, has run from her Ma-
letty's service, in preference to Minding a court-martini
The newly appointed coadjutor to the Bishop of Malta, Dr.
Nicholson was imputed here by the Sultan. Trade is very
dull, many ships in port seeking freights, and none offering.
Stock 01 rain in Melts, 70,000 quarters ; the greater part of
it heated, and cannot be exported. Exchange still high, 41
Is 5 ye cent. premium on bills on England.
ATHENS, Nov. 8.
The ministry is at last formed, and Admiral Canaris is at
the had of aff .irs. To enumerate them : Rear-Admiral
Cesork, President of the Council and Minister of Marine;
A. Leader, Minister of the Interior; Rhallis, Minister of
Judea; Bulgaris, Minister of Finance ; C. Colin:Mon,
Hillier for Foreign Affairs; A. Manumit/talk, Minister at
War; Celli:tones, Minister of Worship and Pablie Instruo.
ties Thus, again, is the old Coletti party in power, for
=CaLifronas, and Canaria won all of his party, sad
the same opinions as when he wee is weer : add
le these Cetecouosi, Wallis, sad Mavromiebsfis, all three
teell known creatures of the court, and you may easily judge
what will be the future destiny of Greece. Immediately
the Waiters were maimed they issued the following ear
mho :—'• Eland= d Greece. The Council of Ministen to
the Greek sation.—Honwared by his Majesty with the direc-
tion of the affairs of the C011111T) out duty, as constitutional
ministers, la, to de t • ihe country that, faithful
to the duties which are imposed epos as, we will employ all
at efforts to the Mari observation and sipplistios of the
Chaster, and the laws In *au in the nand sad material
interests of the citizens, sad that ere will give before all in
the service, the preference to espeeity, tigrity, and ac-
quired rights. Your sincere eimanemes, se well as your
petriotim, will be the molt parerfel means for us to Mill.
rote the acoomplislummit d the impertat and difficult mis
elm that we have eseamed.—Athans, 28th October.—The
1011/06111."
The minister el dunce (Balgerie) did not sign this
" promiseery mete," for he was sot in Athena. The sop is a
pod ens het don't wear to go down. The Chamber is
amaked for the 9th (to-marrow mainly), by royal ordon-
Ma.
The brigands are se mho as CM. A party of them, in
:armee of Aregirk, united a body of =YIN% n-
oose mosey to Nauplis, wounded
tee, and yolked off with the cash.dl=lnts from Xemenia
ague that the grain and fig crops are asy bad, from the in-
sure% rains. On the sth we had a seal maim of " blow
up "is Athens. A liquor shop, situated miler the boas
tehbited by General Txavellu, caught ere somehow" sad
hum out into flame about midnight. From the quantity of
spirits on the passim, the lire " flood " &otiosely,
wheat the people were engaged is pulling down the adjutant
heats to prevent the flames spreading. Athens possesses
tem iremsises, and when they cams there was so water,
sec for a lag time after. All at once an expiation took
pies, as of a barrel of gunpowder, which soon cleared away
dem, "Haden., walls, die., sad enabled the people the more
may to subdue the emu. Happily no lives wore lop;
end the property, I understand, is well insured. The only
=is, whether the empsay will pay foe a house not
kw spirtto, wines, and gunpowder.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5.
There has been hut litffe stirring in the political world mina
ley lest, and only two attempts at fires, owing to the vigi-
Mesa now used. No more mention ie made of the cholera : it
Is hoped that the cold weather has hours it to death. The
fated Courhan &dram will commence on the 7th, and all
the public offices will remain closed until the 11th. A fire
Is the Jewish garter, at the bottom of the harbour, cos-
mama some sixty houses. There is but little doing in corn ;
applies are slow, mites high, and no buyers, except for as-
sumption. The port is crowded with vessels ; freights are,
emeasintly low : 7a. &I. has been taken to load corn for
Lemke, , fis. 3d. to go to Varna. I expect the ship-
mate won't make a fortune this year.
Accounts from Wallachia state that all is quiet in Ba-
dmen. The Russian General, Ludere, entered that city on
Ws,_. 201 k alt. with a regiment of humeri, live battalions of
maltrli and some artillery. General Refold has been
nominated military governor of the city by the Russian
army. Some movement has taken place at Calafat. Several
thousand men collected together in a place at a Mort distance
from Wafer, and arrested all passengers on the Danube. A
Moment of infantry was ant to the spot, which succeeded
in muting the chiefs and restoring tranquillity. The Wel-
kibitz militia have been organised. Fund Pasha is doing
all he can to to-t out the abuses which existed in the late
administration. Ms ex-prince Bibeeco is in Moldavia, on
his way to St. Petersburg.
Letters from Varna mention that a band of robbers has
been arrested by the governor, Haman Pasha, and that the
fiere in pursuit of another plundering party Trade
to he brisk. Speculators continue to arrive. The Road
s'S ships. Freight to England, fie. to 9s.
The cholera still exists at &moat It has got an board
the meals. The French brig of war, Voisin has lost se-
m/11mm. The town is is quarantine with the mountain,
last_,__ ail Madam emasquently at a stand. The &dere is
sselle at Palestine ,• 60 or 60 succumb to it daily in St.
aesa d'Acre. 20 to 20 die daily atHaplosse, a city half way
between Jerusalem sad St. Jean d'Acre. Letters from Jo-
realm of we fin of October state that the 'holm had not
appeared in that city, but that many persons were suffering
ander violent bilious fevers. The governor has placed Na-
nkai in quarantine and forbidden all communication with
that city. A letter has been received from the grand
rimer krbidding any one to maltreat the Jews for
Zuz otgthe church of St. Sepulchre, or even for entering it.
±_n Ie ra has disappeared front Damascus, and the people
ha
to the city. Selonies is slut free from cholera;
bsataese is again resumed, many vessels have arrived for
charter, and 71. 6d. has been given to Cork or Falmouth.