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London, England, 1831-03-28 00:00:00

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,-OREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FRENCH PAPERS.
Gazette de France, dated March 2.6.)
CH 25.—We have not received to-day any
ad or from Spain.
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A-rivate letter from Paris, written by a deputy, has
been ; it • com_Aun.cat_ to us; contains a very surprist g
piece of intelligence, if it be true, which, however, we
do not yet venture to hope. This diplomatist affirms
that within a fortnight a general treaty of peace will he
published in Europe on the broadest and most liberal
basis. The first condition wilt be the general disarming
of all the Powers, and the placing of all the troops of
Europe on the peace establishment. We do not venture
to trust in such hopes. Such a result would be too ad,
mirable, and we should be the first to congratulate our-
selves on it; for if we have hitherto readied tv war, it
is because we have believed it necessary tti the establish-
ment of a general and glorious peace; but if we could
obtain such a peace without passing through all the dis-
orders which war produces, we should esteem otrielVes
most happy."
(From the Messager des ChaYsO'res, dated March 26.)
SMACK, MARCH 21.—A person `who is come from
.Cohlentz announces that the Prussian General who corn.
mantle in that place has just ste.ted in the order of t+s.:
of his division that all the Colonels of regiments are to
be in readiness to march, at the first mtignal, from Co-
blentz to Treves and Saarbuck. Orders have been given
to prepare plartera for 50,000 men. This order of the
day seems to have caused some agitation in Rhenish
Prussia, especially as nobody understands against whom
so grsea a number of troops may be directed.
A letter from Thionville, of the 22d of March, says—
A Belgian gensd'arme of Frisange, who has just ar-
rived here, brings the news that 80,000 Dutch and Prus-
sians have attacked Belgium on the whole line; that the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is not yet occupied, but is
expected to be so every moment.
Many Prussian troops daily arrive in the environs of
Treves,—the roads are crowded with them, and they all,
seem to be proceeding towards the Belgian frontiers.
It is needless to warn our readers against news of this
kind. It is curious to learn from a good Belgic gend'arme,
that 80,000 Dutch and Prussian, hare attacked Belgium
on the whole line.

PARIS, MARCH 25.—A couritr, who arrived yeettraay
from Naples, was witness of an engagement nn the row;
from Bologna to Montefiascone, between the Papal troops
and the patriot*, in which the latter had the advantage;
each party had about 1,000 men, This affair secured to
the patriots the possession of Viterbo, where there was Po
obstacle to prevent their entrance."
inc,:cot Ft:Nos.—rams, MARCH tier Cents., 81f.
CCc. 55c. 50c. 40c. 55c. (W. 53c. 40c. ; Four tkr, Cents, 68f. ; Three
-per Cents., s'2f. 59c. 40c. 35c. 40c. 3.5 e. 45r'. 35c. 40c. 30c. ; itente
cle Naples, ME 25e. 30c. ; Rente d'Esn",gne, 13 inm ; Rente Per.
reicilalneg?pape, 454 43 45 ; Haytian Loan, 20.5 f.
on London, one r:Lonth, paper, 25f. 20c., ntOney,
15c. ; three months, paper, 25f., money, Pit.—Cours Authcnlique,

which cloak it was presented, but with the hope of creat-
ingfuture anarchy, and a certain party or parties, hoping
by that means to 'conre into power, among whom were
those who at present were ready to favour the Austrians
in their attacks upon Italy.
After some discussions as to the developerneiat of M.
Murat'e proposition as being the salve as the one presented
to the CoOmission, the Chamber admitted the discussion
of the project unanimously, and proceeded to the naval
rnsions. —Four o'clock.

ATE CORRESPONDENCE.)

PARIS, SATURDAY El-.EIqiNG.
You will perceive by the jouvnals 'the:c the new Prime
Minister has not been iftet in enforcing- the unity of action
which he has declared to be the basis of his administra-
tion. !'e has pledged himself to dismiss from office any
public functionary who should adhere to the new ass-reit-
tion, the lists of which are, howevtr, circulating with
some activity among the pudic;it being the obvious in•
terest of all pat•ties in 'opposition to weaken, if possible,
the attem'pt to impart vigour to the King's Councils.
I am inCormeci that the minority of 122 menA+ers of
'ate Chamber who voted against M. fitt'ide's proposition
for the perpetual exile of ti-Royal Family, contained a
much larger number of the members of the extreme left
than the journals in the interest of that party admit ;
indeed it is stated to me that a private meeting of some of
the leaders of that side of the Chamber was held, when
this question was taken up as one of party tactics to em-
barrass the march of the twit hew Ministers, and a plan of
action laid &WI% acccordingly.
The financial report will be made to the Chamber next
Monday. I understand that the dilapidation of the na-
tional resources, while in the hands of the ex-family, was
almost incredib!',... And I believe it will be found that
time has hot yet elapsed to repair, in any sensible degree,
thtt previous extent of deterioration. I likewise learn that
the intended patent (license) tax of Baron Loots will be
abandoned. The Finance Minister had overlooked its
incidental addition to the nUmber of electors.
The Minister for the Italian patriotic provinces, who
has lately strived in Paris, has had two or three inter-
views with General Sebastiani (who does not quit office,
as some of the journals assert). The latter, if I am not
misinformed, assured him that Prance would not permit
Austria to overrnr. the Italian provinces generally. Yet,
from the tattiegraphic despatch received yesterday, it would
appear that Austria has interfered, by force of arms, within
the Papal States. You will see by an article is this day's
Journal des Debate, a paper which I believe speaks the
sentiments of a portion of the present Cabinet, that the
entrance of the Austrians into the Bolognese territory is
viewed with a jealous eye.
All is tranquil in this capital, except the temper of the
journalists. The people are amused out of doors with
the inglorious removal of the fleurs-de-lis from their mo-
numents, and the restoration of the Napoleon achievements
upon the arch in the Carousel. We are, it seems, to-
morrow-, according to the alarmists, to have another
counter-revolution, when the King rides to the Champ de
Mars to review the troops. 'The soldiers too are, appro-
priately enough, to call for war. These alarms are sound-
ing every day, but I pay them no attention : indeed I do
not, from any appearance which I can judge from, see
the least indication of popular commotion in the capital
at this moment.

I have seen letters from Brussels, written on the evening
of the 24th. The new Ministry had not been then
formed, but the party for " the movement" were very
active to nominate their champions. It was known that
the Prince of Orange had arrived in the Hague, and some
indications of an Orange party in Brussels are spoken of;
on the other hand, associations on the plan of the head one in
Paris were actively forming, and the outlines of organization
from the bureaux here were in course of distribution. In
fist Paris at this moment so teems with plans of constitu-
tions, addresses for those who seek liberty, and printed re-
commendations suited to every popular emergency, that it
would be hard for anv nation, from the Baltic to the Me-
diterranean, to want for any length of time the best advice
in such pursuits. Whole hales of proclamations, framed
in this city for the use of the people of Warsaw, have
been seized, in transit'', upon the Prussian frontier.
The success of your Reform Bill, small as it was numeri-
cally, was here received with great satisfaction by all the
moderate party, who see in the stability of the present
Whig administration a bond of peace. The Government
received the news from Calais by telegraph late on Wed-
nesday. _ Y.

FRENCH FUNDS, PARTS, MARCH 6.26.-Fire per Cents., 81f. 20c.
25c. 20c. 25c. 15c. 10c. 81f. 81f..5e. 81f. 80f. 90c. 75c. 90c. 80c. 90c. •,
Four per Cents., 68f. ; Three per Cents. 52f. 30c. 15f. 10c. sc. 521.
51f. 80c. 75e. 52f. 511.80 c. ; Bank Shares, 1,4100 1,100 f.; Rente de
Naples, 58f. 15c. 58f. 57f. 25c. 75f. 56f. 90e. ; Rented'Espagne, 13 ;
Royal Spanish Loan, W/2 65 6414 IA ; Rente Perpetuelle
d'Espagne, 454, IA 45 4.1,A % 441 j; Ilaytian Loan, 2651.
-Exchange on London, one month, paper, 25f. 20c., money,
25f, 20c. ; three months, paper, 25f. 5c., money, 251.-Cours Au-
thentiptc.