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country, and particaluly by that of the Prince whose confidence
they have.surprised. If they do not take this advice. let then
remember the destiny that awaits them. Stimulated by the !ac-
tion, of which the Gaulle is the organ, they may proceed ; but let
them, at the moment of exciting their coup d'aca, think of will:
will happen on the day after.
If the Minister does not follow a legal rjg4nte, what will he
follow? Will he make an aristocracy according to the Englhit
fashion? The Quetidienne insinuates this, and states that 1 4.-
Polignac is to be the Wellington of the great emiticipation of th,
Noble?. There is only one difficuly, which is, that the Engli.h
aristocracy already exists, strong in its antiquity, its skill, and hi
popularity, possessing a large pan of the land, mingled with all
the interests of the country and with the people, by its habitual con-
duct, and the services it has tendered. It exist in tact, and by
right, and is enerafted Into the manners. It is national. While in
France every thing is totally different.
Consoling news have arrived as to the fate of Gallotti The
elite
Comnsiseloners appoin o examine him did not dare to condemn
him. He is to be bent kto Corsica, where be may make ar-
rangements with hie tors. He is,lionrever, to lie banished fur
life from the kingdoms of the Two Maks. He will not complain
of an exile which he would, on account of his own safety, have vo-
luntarily imposed on himself. What regret can be have in leaving
a country stained with the blood of his children, and where the fate
of Rossi mast terrify aft citizens guilty of thinking?
. Fermi Feanse—Pasts, Ace. ill .—licntea Five per Cents.
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Bonds,92f.—Royal Spanish Loan, 731.—Perpetual Spanish An.
sniffles, 451.—Haitian Loan, 400 f.

GERMAN PAPERS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jury 30.—(8y Expres..)
A Tartar from Bourgas has brought the news of the landing of
a Russian corps of 12,000 men at Sizeboli. The Porte has also
received infurmadon that this corps has jailed the Russian army
which has passed the Balkan. Aidos. Karnabat. and Janholi, are
said to be already occupied by the Russians. Unfavourable ac-
counts continue to be received from Ada. Erzeroum is said to he
taken by the Russians, and the whole army of the Seraskier dis
persed. The Armenians everywhere join the Russians as they ad-
vance. All this bad news has caused the greatest constrrnatiou,
and preparations are making in all speed for the defence of Adria-
nople, of which Hussein Paella, Governor of Smyrna, is appointed
Ciiniraindaist. Retrenchments for the defence of the capital n7e
also being thrown up with great activity. Jaiah Effendi, Drag,
nt in of the Porte, is disgraced, and his son-la-law, Espar Effendi,
appointed in his room.
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. bit the 26th instant a fire broke out In the vicinity of Perk, by
which 1,000 bosses and shops were consumed.
M. Von Royer, the Prussian Ambassador, had his first solemn
audience of the Sultan, in the camp at Bujuldere. It is said the
Sultan will soon return to Ramis Tchiffik, where he had his camp
last autumn.

MUNICH, Amon Is.
We have jest received here. treat an authentic source, the im-
portant news that General Diebltsch has effected his junction with
the corps which landed to the south of Bourget, and then followed
the enemy to Kidd-MR.2a, twenty French leagues front Constan-
tinople. A great battle took place there, which has completely
decided the tate of the Turkish army. There is now nothing to
'pose the march of the Russian main army to Constantinople.
Yet, notwithaanding this defeat, the Divan persists in its refusal to
none to an arrangement. Ws expect, with the greatest Impatience,
the details of this important event, and the 4/dente/new of the
catastrophe.
MUNICH, Atm. 15.
We just learn, from a quarter that may be depended uPcm.thit
edictal news was received early in the morning of the 12th, by the
Russian Legation at Viensa, that General Diebitsch, after being
joioed by the corps that landed at Sizeholi, had totally defeated
1101 armed theTurkisk army in a great battle, near Kirki-Kilissa
eillesehein miles from Constasitinople)--the fate of the capital
nanst be new decided. The seat post from Vienna will bring us
• she paniculara—Afgeneilie Saws, Am. 17.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jur 25.
The situation of the Porte becomes more critical every hour.
The enemy makes Immense progress on every tide, and nothing
het a miracle can save the Settee, unless he listens to reason, and
shows himself wiling to make peace. The troops are losing their
onnikience, and a spirit of mutiny has shown itself in some corps.
The geseid.hattahon of bombardiers has actually refused to march
wpitlethe asenty, and its commander has been beheaded. A
; *MY mealy is said to have taben place at Widden, whither the
Peeks:el ilentari is marching, with fifteen thousand Albanians.—
; The mosseens adopted are not calculated to inspire confidence,
or avert the dangers that threaten the capital, any more than
the orderelkatleave been issued to fonlfy. Adrianople and all the
provinsiel Aims for the Mandela are weary of the exertions that
they have hoes.making for se many years, and the burdens which
they have to bear. The Russian columns are said to be only six
days march from Adrianople, and the haste with which all the
troops condo, from Ada are ordered toithe second capital of the
empire. abbots the realty of the danger. Many considerable fa-
milies have come bitter from Adrianople.
In Asia, too, affairs are in a bad condition. Gen. Paskewitoch
has sallied a great battle near Erseroum, which he is said to have
already taken. The Chief of the Schismatic Armenians, With a
Russian corps; bundles' the fortress of Vam.and thus opened a large
field for the operatioes of the enemy, this • being the chief seat of
the Schismatic Armenians. The Porte may soon have to repent its
persecution of the faithful Catholic Armenians, oo the perfidious
suggesdoetof this sect. Tartartare berrying in'all directiOnt to
carry orders, or 'bring intelligence. The' Aga of the Tartars
himself has gone to Trebisond, where the Russians have at-
tempted a landing, and done much damage. A Russian squadron
is cruising at the entrance of the Bosphorus, which the day before
yesterday, made a show of entail* the Chaiinet This caused the
greatest alarm, sispecialky as the Turkish niiitof-war made no pre-
parations to oppose them, but withdrew into the inner harbour. It
seems that the wind was not quite favourable, and that the Rus-
sian Admiral waits for a more favourable moment to alarm the
untortunateintsabitaots of Constantinople. What wilf be the fate
of the Franks if the Russian Commanders shbuld succeel in at.
tacking the capital? Dispatches after dispatches are sent oil to
Asia to hasten the march of the reserve to Europe. The Viceroy
of Egypt is most earnestly deified to send to the Sultan the aid
which be so ranch needs.--4fizeseteine Zeifam, Avg. 16.
Manna. Am. 1 i.-a-Mindliques, 99 7-16; Bank Shares, 11334.
IL—Metallisues, 99k; Bank Shares, 11565.
BERLIN, Au 0.15.
The Prink* State &tune gives at full length the bulletin of the
Pruslanunty, dated Aidos, !Mot July, which details with great
minuteness ail the particulars of its victorious progress, after pass-
ing the Balkan.
Abdul Rahman Pada of Three Tails, who commanded the
troops on the`Kaintechik, the garrisons of Messembria, Achioli,
and Burgas, hadeesembkd.six orseven thousand men on the right
bank et the Judd-Rini-Deere ; but were attacked and drieeti back
by General Roth, abandoning his position. with two Strand bore-
sin of (our gees eadt, and a dock-yard with a beautiful new cor-
vette of 25 gees. He lost 400 prisoners, and seven standards.—
Meltiontbria, wheats is well fortified, was attacked hy land, and
aloe by Adhdral Grids with hie squakiron. Ostner'lPaiba, the
Governors uncluttered on the 634. with 100 officerit the Russians
took 15 cannons and 2.oooprisottus. and 10 standards.
The perigee of 'Burgas made i sally, but was repulsed 0; and
the Itossiontutstenns the towilliell:mell With the fugttives, the
genius led llhrough the oppelittaktlk The garrison 'of Achioli
abandoned the plush withomwr4gpsM be attacked. • •
The Grand .Viler in Sheath' el notAeow of the march
,of the
Rmithms froMlefore chaffed:virile four days after it hail taken
'Ali. He then sent corps tb tlittiKantvichlit "wkieltleund that
die Rentiaes had already passed*: • 'This ebtlie itenliferit-td Aida;
where It arrived the 44th lit the evening. There the Tuditsh
103814, i.or 7000 in/entry, made a-auod.but • were defeated by
General itudigel. who took Aides,
,and pursued the enemy to a
peat distance. 'l'hollosi of the 'narks In kills 4 ls suppi4ed to' br
great. Only Min. even. taken: The Turkish camp was
• Ashen by disi Ail whow loss was not 100 own.
• BE4LIN, Auo. %7.
The Prudes bee GiaMe'coatains • short notice of the taking
looms. sod • Hotline skirt, en thVtith with the Sc-
rambler andiwaf•Peelideolitirtiteasbow."". ' •
_Mk dalial the:ffsplieseent. M. the Peteresugh
.Grfaitte. which hes not et some to itann .
Brute* raVits. bribe Ited oT Aig. and the betels Papers of the
deettilste inn bireatirse his' bled klttielpitesi by other
orittals.•

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