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individuals similarly implicated will shortly be
made known, and the King, it is affirmed, will
then return to his capital.
LAUSANNE, Arita. 27.--Several Cantons have
refused to accede to the piOposed convention for
sending back the Italian refugees..

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HAIIMURGH, DUTCH, AND FLANDERS MAIL.
The following are the chief contents of the
Hamburgh, Dutch, and Flanders Mail to the
Bth instant, ieceived this day :--
" HANOVER, AUG. 29.—T0-day the workmen
have begun to build the triumphal arch through
which the King will make his entry into this
city. The Guard-of Honour on horseback exer-
cises every day ; Guards of Honour on horse..
back are in like manner forming in all the towns
of the kingdom through which the King will
pass. At Gottingen a part of the students are
practising to perform a Carousel. The horse-
men, eight in number, who will perform in this
kiltd..of tournament, are to be habited in the
Spanish costume.
46 FRANKFORT, AUG. 31.—IIis Excellency
Count de Buol Schauenstein, ]'resident of the
Diet, has returned from his visit to Paris. Fifty
thousand men of all arms are assembling in the
environs of Berlin, for the grand autumnal re-
views. The assembling of so considerable a force
gives rise to various conjectures. The Emperor
of Austria prolonged his stay at Salzburg to the
24th in the morning. his Majesty returned to
Upper Austria after having dispatched a courier
to Prince Metternich at Vienna. The Empress
remained at the chateau of Tegansee with the
King of Bavaria, her father.
" VIENNA, AUG. 2G.--A French Courier from
Constantinople who has just passed through this.
City affirms that Baron Strogonoff sailed for
Odessa on the evening of the 9th inst. Letters
from Odessa of the 11th say that his Excellency
was hourly expected there.
44 On the 20th of this month was celebrated at
Ofen in Hungary, the fete instituted in honour
of. King Stephen the first, the benefactor of our
Country. And at the same time, the festival of
the anniversary of the establishment of our Con.
stitution 810 years ago. This fete was cele-
brated as usual with great pomp.. The first pre-
late of the Kingdom, Prince Primate and Arch-
bishop of Gran, attended by a numerous body of
the Clergy, performed divine service.
44 AUGSBURG, AUG. 29.—1 t seems that the great
powers are engaged in concerting measures to
secure the tranquillity of the interior of Germany
and of Italy, in case of .a rupture between the
Porte and Russia. It is on this understandinr,
that a Prussian and Saxon army is spoken of as
being to assemble on the banks of the Elbe,
while an Austrian and Bavarian army, would be
cantoned on the right bank of the Rhine.
46 Though it is not yet known whether war will'
break out between the Porte and Prussia, it is
not doubted that the powers will intervene in the
affairs of Greece. It is asserted that with the
consent of the other Cabinets, Russia will have
the execution of the measures, which will be
taken in concert.

" Most of the Ottoman troops that were sta-
tioned in Walachia have left it to proceed by
forced marches to Moldavia. Other troops have
passed the Danube for the same destination.
64 'IAMB UR GH, SEPT. 4.—The Austrian Govern-
ment has prohibited the exportation to Servia of
all kinds of military stores and Ammunition."

MADRID PAPDRS.
MADRID, Aua.24.—The has directed
to the Secretary of State for the Interior the
following Decree :
" Acceding to the urgent desires of Don Tomas
Moreno y Daviz, my Secretary of State for the
War Department, and taking into consideration
the ill state of his health, I accepted the
resignation which he has tendered of his office,
declaring that I have been highly satisfied with
his long and useful services ; and I appoint in
his room Lieutenant-General Don Diego Conta-
dor as Secretary of the War Department, till
whose arrival the duties of the office shall be
performed, ad interim, by D. Francisco de Paula
Escudero, my Secretary of State for the Naval
Department; to which you will pay attention, and
communicate it to those whom it may concern."
We are informed that, previous to issuing the
above Decree, his Majesty had already commu-
nicated the removal of the Secretary at NVar;
but there is in this whole affair a mystery which
is impossible to penetrate. We will only say,

at it appears to us that General Contador iv'

not he able to fill his office on account of his
advanced age.
Manton, AuG. 26.—We have heard that the
commissioners from the Terra Firma, who arrived
in this city some time ago, to open negotiations
with our government, have received fresh instruc-
tions since the rupture of the armistice, as we all
know, between the troops of the nation and those
commanded by General Bolivar. But it is now
said that these commissioners are to leave Spain
and to go wherever they think proper, for which
purpose they will receive passports accordingly.
We shourd be happy that the reasons which hin-
der the continuation of the negotiation might
cease; but, meantime, we believe that their stay
in Madrid cannot by any means be justified, and
that, on the contrary, it may happen that the
Government would be accused, on account of it,
of want of foresight.—By the accounts from
Barcelona of the 18th, it appears that the total
number of deaths had been 28, viz. 18 up to the
14th inclusive, 3 on the 15t11, 3 on the 16th, and
4on the 17th. The number of sick on the 18th
was 18, that is, 4 less than on the preceding day ;
there having been, it seems, no new cases. On
the 14th, 15th, and 16th, the new cases were 9,
and the- deaths also 9, so that the number of
patients remains at 22.

LIVERPOOL, SErr. s.—Accounts are received
to-day in the Savannah Republican Paper, that
a most severe tornado took place on the 15th of
July, passing through the counties of Oglethorpe,
Wilks, and Lincoln, touching in its progress
about a mile in breadth. The account adds, pro-
mising plantations of cotton have been utterly
destroyed. The tornado is said to have passed
over Savannah River, lout it was not known how I
rat it had extended into South Carolina.