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London, England, 1837-09-15 00:00:00

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Calahocha on the 2d, with Gen. Oraa and the two non-
divisions under their command. Don Carlos, who was the
day before at that place, left it on the approach of the
Chr,tino troops. 171, e entered, Montr+2,el and erdtes at tilt
ort±.ett *hen the Christino Generals entered Calahocha.
General Bucrens arrived on the 2d, at noon, at Daroca,
which he left on the 3d, to join Espartere And Oraa. A
battle must soon take plOce; linleg; the Conirnander-in-
ChiY!f continue to observe the Pretender."
The closing observation manifests a sufficiently
marked distrust of the loyalty of ESPA RTRRO.
Letters fro in San Sebastian of the Oth announce the
success of Brigadier O'DoNNELL's attack upon the
Carlist garrisons of Urnieta and Andoain. The rebels
fled at the approach of the Christinos ; but it was ex-
pected that they would make a stout resistance at To-
losa. In consequence of the firing on both sides
nearly forty houses in the village of Andoain were
burned down. GARCIA'S expedition, which crossed
the Ebro on the Ist, was attacked and beaten by two
Christitio battalions commanded by General CORON-
DELET. The rebels fled precipitately back to Navarre.
There is no domestic news of any interest in the
journals of Wednesday. The following are extracts:—
" The new loan in contemplation of the Austrian Go-
vernment will probably be contracted about the end of the
year, and is appropriated to the payment of the old loans
raised by lotteries. The new loan, therefore, will not in-
crease the public debt, nor will it in any manner affect
public credit. This is proved by the present rate of ex-
change, and leads to a presumption that the Government
will be able to make an advantageous bargain. In the
meantime the immediate wants of the Treasury are sup-
plied by the issuing of bills for 6,000,000 florins on account
of the intended loan, which are negotiated on 'Change at
31 or 4 per cent, by the bankers who have undertaken to
raise the loan."—Augsburg Gazette.
The Journal de &write of the 19th inst. contains in-
telligence of the 7th of August, from Alexandria :—" Con-

jectures of all kinds continued to be made in that place
concerning the probable object of the voyage of Mehemet
Ali to Candia. The most likely rumour was, that the
restoration of his finances by new regulations in that island
had taken the Viceroy away from Egypt. A frigate, with
1,800 men on board, had just sailed to join him. Exac-
tions of every kind, according to the Journal de Sm.yrne,
were then going on in, Egypt, and some new orders were
being enforced with the most rigorous severity. Up to this
time certain imposts had been paid by the Fellalis only
after the harvest, but they are now compelled to pay them
before they have had the opportunity of disposing of their
crops, and are therefore in a state of the greatest destitu-
tion. Not only are their agricultural implements seized on,
but their crops yet standing are taken possession of by the
Viceroy's officers, and sold by public auction. These exac-
tions have forced them to fly to the desert in great numbers ;
and the aged, who have been obliged to remain behind, have
afterwards been punished with the bastinado, for not hav-
ing opposed the departure of their children, who were
dying from hunger. In the Delta, the richest agricul-
tural province of Egypt, the inhabitants last year were
forced to make use of linseed for bread, thereby occa-
sioning much sickness and mortality ; but this year the
linseed is subjected to a tax, and the price of corn has just
risen to double what it would be in a time of famine. Such
a state of things is described as being intolerable, and one
which must sooner or later prove the ruin of the country.
It appears that it is not the Arabs or the native population
alone upon whom the persecution of the Government falls;
but that very little regard is paid to the European residents
or their Consuls. At the beginning of July the sanatory
Committee of Beyrout, formed by the Consuls of the dif•
ferent European natives, dissolved itself in consequence of
same changes attempted to be introduced among them by
Scheriff Pasha, Governor of Syria. Since that time they
have been looked upon with an evil eye by the latter, and
the Alexandrian Consuls have been unable to obtain any
redress for their colleagues from Ibrahim Pasha, to whom
they applied before he went to Syria. Quite recently, on the
failure of the mercantile house of Lumbrose, Mehemet Ali
sequestrated 40,000 talari of goods belonging to that firm, as
a guarantee for 3,000 talari that had been placed in their
hands by the son of the ex-Dey of Algiers, and thereby
occasioned much loss to the various creditors of the
house. No notice had been taken of the remonstrances
made on this occasion, and the patience of the European
Consuls was greatly wonder at." The same journal also
says :—" Smyrna is at length restored to animation ; the
quarantine is taken off, and clean bills of health are granted.
On Wednesday last, to celebrate the termination of our
late public calamities, the Catholic inhabitants went in
crowds to the Church of the Capuchins, where the service
for the feast of St. Roch was performed with great solem-
nity and splendour. We have just received, by the Aus-
trian schooner Elisabella, accounts from Salonica to the
9th inst., when the plague was beginning to subside. There
were few cases among the Europeans or Greeks, only
about 26 or 28 among the Jews, and somewhat more among
the Turks. The Elisebella did not fall in with any pirates
in the Bay of Salonica, or on the coast of Troy, although
the captain made the most .minute search for them, and
stopped and examined every vessel that appeared to be in
the least degree suspicious."
According to a letter of the 2d inst. from Vienna, the
inundations in Wallachia, caused by a continued fall of rain
for six weeks, have been most disastrous. Not only has
the vegetation been totally destroyed, but several hundreds
of human beings have lost their lives.

The legitimist journals announce to-day that the Carlists
have made themselves masters of Ceneziro, a village on
the right bank of the Ebro, between Haro and Logrono.
The following is the account given in the Sentinelle des
Pyrenees of the 9th inst.

-The political cllief—Of Logrono writes on the lit,
that five battalions of the factious passed the Ebro near
Ceneziro, where they carried off thirty cows ; but being
attacked by two battalions of the division of General
Caundelets, they repassed the river in disorder, and took the
road to Peuscerada. The National Guards of Fuenmavor
received them with a volley of musquctry.
The division of Caundelets is between Haro and
Ceneziro. It is said that this division is proceeding to
Penacerada, to recover that place from the Carlists.

The last accounts from the Caucasus say that the whole
coast of the Black Sea is in the complete possession of
Russia, which has succeeded in closely blockading the
coasts, and rendering it extremely difficult to have any kind
of communication by sea with the neighbouring countries.
Accordingly, nothing is known of the English emissaries
who had gone to that country, in order to stimulate a new
explanation of the nature of that which followed the former
affair of the Vixen. This attempt will have no more deci-
sive results than those which have preceded it. The Cabinet
of St. James's has clearly proved that it had renounced the
idea of exercising the smallest influence in the Black Sea.

Hence really little notice has been taken of a new attempt
which has just been made, by another Englishman, to get into
Circassia, by disregarding the blockade.—Le Commerce.

FIII:2NCH Ft :MM.—Pants, Sam 13.
Five per Cents., !OK. 5' c. 30c. 25c.
Pow re; Cents., lOi.f. 5,c
Ihr -e per t: ents. 79f 7oc 65c s;:c.
Bank Actions, 2,425 f 2,1901.
Bente ec Naples, P7f. 83c 80c.
Roman Five per Ceuta., 101.
Span!sh Actives, 21 207 i, 21.
Soanish Passives. 4,7 a 34.
IS..ty,ian Loan, rive per Cents.. 104.
Brussels Society, 1,672 f. 50c.
Belgian Bank, 1,450 f.
Portuguese Three per Cents. 26.
Haytian Loan, 375 f. 380 f. 375 f.
RICOANGE ON LONDON.
One month, pper, 25f. 42;4e. ; money, 25f. VV.
Three months, payer, 25f. 27Xic.; money, 25f. 25c.
•e.rs Authentrauc.

LAST PRICES.
Five per Cents., 108 f. 35c.
Three per Cents. 79f. 53c.
Bank Actions, 2,420 f.
Roman Five per cents., 101.
Belgian Loan, 104.
Belgian Bank, 1,45,T
Belgian Society, 1,672 f. 50c.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 25%.
Havtian Loan, 375 f.
Spanish Actives, 21.
Spanish Passives 4.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, SEPT. ft.
Mills. Money.
Austrian Met,"lT4es, 5 per cent.
Ditto Eitto 4 per rem
Di, _ ditto 2 per cent.
Litt° Bank Shares 1%0 13141
Anglo-Russian Loan IO6X luG
Paper Inscription. 6 per cent —
Russian 5 per cents. Metal
Russian Inscriptiox, Hope arid Co., 3d and 4th
Series " 96N 96t4
Ditto, Certificates
rortuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 4l
Ditto, 3 per cent .,5
Dutch *4.2 per Cerra
Date 5 per Cents lrc,l4
Polish Bonds, 3 per cents.
New Tickets 151% 151,i
Anglo_Danish Loan, 3 per cents 7oth 70
Norwegian Lean of 1534, 4 per cents
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents.... — _
Cortes Loan, S per Cent
Greek 4 percents. 15i.13, guaranteed by France
DUTCH FUNDS— MdSTEROASt, SEPT. 12.
Money. Bills.
Actual Debt, 2!<, per "nt
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent. - 14 10172
.A mot t srndic, 454 per cent IQ% 9354
Ditto, ditto, 31,4 per cent 75 751,,
Commercial Company, 4,4 per cent 15414 156' -
Ditto (II;32 and 1533) 5 per cent.
Loan 1636, 4 per cent.
Ditto 1,437, 6 per cent.
Exchange on London, One month l2 05
Two months l2 0

7 I—COn

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to, must be fixed in some public place by the town-clerk
of each borough, from the above date till the lit of October.
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