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LFrom the Elcik, dated Sunday.l
PARTS, JULT 9.
An Italian Gazette, the Orterratarc Trichina. repeats vaguely
r.ll the rumours which circulate-upon the actual state of affairs in
Greece.
At the moment when the surrender of Navarino took place, the
Captain of a Greek vessel who was in the port, and who would not
surrender to the Mussulmans, had the boldness to pass through a
line of $2 Egyptian vessels, and succeeded in gaining the open sea:
but this intrepid mariner was mortally wounded, and a part of his
4.701, were destroyed by the fire of the enemy.
The number of Egyptian ships of war burnt at slodon by the
brave :Unsung was seven, and not five, as was at first reported.
Ibrahim Paella confines himself to short excursions into the inte-
rior of the Alma. It is said that he expects a reinforcement of
7.000 Albanians from t'andia but the Greek fleet cruising in those
seas inspires the barbarians with terror.
If we may creek: some extremely vague rumours, the surrender
of Navatino has occasioned violent schisms among the Members of
the Ccrtral Govemmer.t at Napoli di Romania.
The Captain of a vessel. arrived direct from Constantinople at
Trieste states, that he was ih eye-witness of the defeat of the Cap-
itan Pacha's fleet by Admits! Sackturis. several Turkish vessels
were burnt by the Greeks.
The einstrian Othrrer gives the itinerary of the Emperor of
Acstria. His imperial 51ajesty, who left Milan on the 25d of
June. will not arrive at stn (an imperial residence between Padua
and Venice) till the 15th of July, after having visited Como, Ber-
gamo, Brescia, Panne, Modena, and begnago.
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(From the Journal de Paris of Saturday.l
aramtila, auNt 28.
(facile • PRIVATE LETTER.)
The Court sill go to St. Ildefonso about the 10th July, and as
%mod changes in the Ministry are announced for that time. Messrs.
Agana and Xnares are spoken of as succrisors to M. Calomarile ;
M. Valladolid, to succeed the Prance 31inister • tlenenals Pitts,
Sinai de Controras, and Ouiorio, for the IVar Department, which
M. Zatubrano is said to refute. Other changes in the chief offices
of the State are spoken of. It semis that the Cabinet of St. James's
received in a most favourable manner all the demands and propo-
sals made by 31. Camillo de Los Riot, our Ambassador in Lon.
den. A Dittman Prince is soon expected here from 'Milan ; also
('ount ()folio, who returos from exile to resume his seat in the
Couocil of State. The arrival of these two pprsons excites the cu-
riosity of our politicians.
The Police has delivered the environs of the capital from the
numerous robbers that inlested the roads to it since die 10th of the
moub. . _ • . . .

'nice expresses have arrived from London in five days. Though
nsthing certain has transpired, it is thought their despatches relate to
tie financial mission of 111. Ribacoba.
(loner l O'llonr.ell has sent a wrong body of troops from Walla.
6;141 towards the mountains called La Sierra de Francis. on the
side ‘0: Ciudad Rodrigo, where there is a band of l'onstitutionalists
arrived in Portugal, aho commit some excesses in the country near
eine mountains. _ _ .

Orders Imre been sent to all parts of New Castile that the arms
ef the !loyal Volunteers, when trot on duty, shall be deposited in
the Towu-hall