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skin, the edges of which are ornamented with
brilliants, and on which his family arms are de-
signed in diamonds. This luxury will be under-
stood, when we mention that the diamonds of the
Esterhazy family represent a greater value than
all its other property put together."
The Empress of Austria left her apartment on
the 23d for the first time since her accouchement,
and attended divine service in the great hall of the
palace of Laxenburg.

RUSSIA.
The Invalide _Busse, of the 24th of July, pub-
lishes the following anuoucement of the evacuation
of the Crimea by the allies :
"On the 4th (16th) of May, Kinburn was handed
over to us, and the French troops whih occupied it
le

r Constantinople.
"Oa the 19th (31st) of May, the Frencl-, consicting
of one battalion of Rifles, a battery, and a company if
Marines, left Eupatorift, and embarked, after having
given up the town, in vii tire of an agreement drawn
up to that effect, to the officer appointed by the Go-
vernor of Taurus. The sanitary condition of the inh,
bitants was found satisfactory ; the town, with tLe
exception of a few houses, is totally destroyed.
"On the 12th (24th) June, the allies evacuated Yeni-
kale and Reach, a•adcoramunications were re-establish( d
with Taman.
'"On the evening of the 23d June (sth Jiely), the
French fleet, with Marshal Pelissier and tte remainder
of the troops, left Kamieseli. The Admiraty, Quaran-
tine, and naval buildings were still occupied by the
English.
"On the 30th June (12th July), at 7 p.m., General
Codringt on, with the English troops that still remained
in the Crimea, embarked at Pa aklava and went to sea.
"On the sth (17th) July there did not remain a singe
foreign ship of war on the shores of the Crimea.
"The Russian Government is re-establishel on ()Very
point evacuated by the Allies."

THE PRINCIPALITIES.
When M. Talleyrand-Perigord, the French
commissioner in the Danubian provinces, lately
arrived at Bucharest, the following address was
presented to him by a deputation of the young
men of the place :
" Monsieur le Baron—Having been informed of your arri-
val among us, the youth of the capital consider it a point of
honour to be the first to saute you as the envoy of France, of
that g1,44t and noble country for which we entertain such
lively ftmpathies. The lioumains waited with impatience
for the arrival of the representative of his Impai ial Majesty,
in order to manifest all the gratitude they feel towards that
magnanimous Sovereign, whose plenipotentiaries were the
first to express and to support at the congress the idea of the
union of the principalities, an idea which is most dear to us,
and which is the object of the most ardent wishes of the coun-
try, as you will be able to satisfy yourself of in prolonging
your residence among us. Will you, therefore, Monsieur le
Baron, make yourself our interpreter to the Emperor Napoleon
111., and to convey to the foot of his throne the expression of
our gratitude. Allow us at the same time to avow that we
base the strongest hopes on your kind co-operation in the
question of the union and the organisation of the principali-
ties. By so doing four millions of Rournains will consider you
as their good genius, and generations to come will bless your
memory."

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 21.

Rumours of a new Ministerial combination are
again afloat. Last week the Sultan visited the
ancient Grand Vizier, Mustapha Pasha, in his
country residence, and spent the evening there.
This visit is connected naturaily with a political
object. Mustapha Pasha is an Albania
hnere hby birth,
and followed Mehemet Ali to Egyyt, we w, s
apponted by the latter Governor of Canada, which
at that time was attached to the Pashalic of
Egyet. When Mehemet Ali declared himself against
the Porte he remained faithful, and was confirmed
in his post. He was resorted to on a former occa-
sion, when nobody cared to he Grand Vizier, but
soon after his nomination he began banking opera-
tions on such a large scale that he was removed
after four months. •