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of Mach. 1844.
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is the evacuation of Wallachia and Moldavia by
the Turks. There are persons who pretend to
know that the Porte has accepted the Russian anis
mount, with certain modifications. As our official
journals, however, keep silence on this subject,
the news requires confirmation.
ODESSA, DECEMBER 16.
We have received intelligeuce from Constauti.
nople of the 9th. It announces that the Turkish
Ministers have, since the receipt of Lord Strang..
ford's Memorial, who has also had seversi code-.
rences with the Reis Effendi, suddenly changed
their toue, and manifested opinions of a much we
conciliatory nature than at the end of November:
Lord Sirangford has regained a considerable degree
of influence with the Divan, and the negociatioue
have been renewed. Many persons, however, are of
opinion their it appears difficult to bring the affair
to an amicable arrangement.
MADRID, Decimate 30. ,
Letters from Seville of the gild announce that
the new Political Chief, Sebastian, was arrived in
that city, with orders from the King. General
Velasco assembled the commandants of the corps,
and told them he was ready to resign the command.
But the former Political Chief, Escovedo, was of
opinion they should wait for the answer to the last
representation made by the city. M. Sebastian,
on leaving the assembly, said he perceived their
unwillingness to give up the command to him, and
that he was going to inform his Majesty of it. lu
effict the command was not resigned to him, and
the next 414 the mine authorities continued in the
exercise of their 'onetime.
;:;34 the sitting of the 28th the Cortes received aq
address from the Constitutional Municipality •of
Cadiz, io which it expresses its gratitude to the
Congress for their resolution of the 15th, relatively
to his Majesty's Message, declaring that the present
Ministers have not the moral force requisite for the
government of the nation mud the defericeseit aM
prerogatives of the throne.
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Addressee were also presented from the. ea
the minimal guarded' Ca4A litsdelf#, colmtitatintsid
gltiniciPatity of

The Cortes then proesesind to the !appointment
of a Presideilk:iiiell.Vier -Presidents M. Rey p‘b!!!
isiged347l votikniit of 122 for the Presideia4";'and
M. Villa 74 out of 110 for the Vice-Presidency.

The Benedictine Minik Mauro
Merilio's,officerr; 'has suffered the pinyASOF
strangelosion at Bargou t • ,011.),,
• PRIVATE tomes
.114010 feAltiOlui finui Cadiz Jinuouncelllo
am;
!ppinti!imi ser-Sditaieterial orders •is 'bentonite
4/. liktqClAltetrOt ..7bOub'PuiP7t
eitillery and the rateedant have been disiniten
from the hitter eitrbs'Cerdiiiii,,.ftl'ibfortn.Generskl
Dsoiz and M. Aista, .who are there at remits qJ
the ferment whla4t remits at Seville; they ato
charged to stale that, tie beneral ttttd 44 PulitiCii
Chief are ready to'resitotheirdediddtyil—butudeit
if they come to Seville, their peiaMMT:,(4fiejal

be.evidengered. ~,tty
• TRIESTE. DEtnreilti "di"!
'The news of the taking of Arta is 'ionllrifttlif.
flawing midi • breach in the walls, the Greeks
rethed'fblinalit'sword in hand and took postenion
of the feria:W. Ismael .Priebs was taken prisoner.
pot lit it-crony-and given 'tip to the Suhot chiefs.
The conquerors then •sipporated, sod severally pro-
ceeded; me reinforce the besieging armysi •Prevesa
t .
and iNkiße.
If I) REIIIIERSI.,IANVAILIP 2. •
It appellee that the Greeks intend to attack the
isle of Cgtidia with thif..lbitile force, where they
hope to maintain ihnir.passtitin when they shall
hive once become masteis'Offt.
Letters from the frontiers of Italy. of the 26th
.December, announce that in the northern part of
Allmisio, which continued tranquil while bloody
engagements were taking place in other parts of
_tJtat country, each diitrict is now separating itself
from the Porte, and proclaiming its independence.
AlisPdcha has not yet left his citadel, and all the
.Inantry between Janina and Arts is occupied by

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SPANISH PAPERS.

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MADRID DECEMBER 27.

Various accounts hate been received respecting
the bands of factiobs persons in some -parts of the
northern provinces of the kingdom. A letter from
St. Sebastian, of the 9.3 d Mkt. says, "'We have
just received aothoatic information that • baud of
about 400 insurgents reached blues on the evening
of the •lg..h. A party of the regiment of Seville
hastened to attack' them, but fell in with only
about 100, who were beaten and dispersed by a
company of chawieurs. On the person of one of
I.the killed was found a list, from which it ae-
. pears that the party formed the second company
of the serond battalion of the regiment of Voliniteers.!
de enders of iteligion out the King. Three wools&
ed were inkn.Bo4-50estifirsuber fled into a wood,.
wbov they could ale pursued on account of
the roughness of the ground and the obscurity of the
nigf t. The whole battalion would certainty have
beentsben had they nut been informed ef. the op-

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thetresty will commence Pram tlia
844.
,s of the maintenance of psacei
• and the Porte have assumed a grater
asistency since the arrival of the last
Constaidiuople. A stronger belief is
In an arrangement, the. basis of vAtich,