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FOREICAY :STE LLIJLNCE.

(Fl!.011 0-J2 o N c J tI. .SPONDENT.)
Co :stun tinople, llth March,
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In consequencnof orders frmi our ambassador here, the Bri-
tish fleet left the Turkish shores on the morning of Saturday
last, much to the relief of the harrassed Turkish-authorities, and
as much to the great regret of the ofilceis, who consider' them-.
selves the sport of mere. ambassatorial whim rather than the
powerful supporters of kingly. authority. -Their mortification
at the utter uselessness of this-voyage was heightened by their
having again to perform a dismal quarantine of twenty. days,—
a plague from which they hail only Just escaped when they were
called. away from Malta. To avoid in some measure the-dis-
agreeableness of this penance the..admiral purposes remaining
,five days.itt the ..Alntea, five daygin•Corfu, and tinishing'with
ten days in Malta. This will no doubt make it less intolerable.
YheTurkish fleet is still armed, but is inactive. The French is
still at Smyrna. An. Egyptian frigate has afriied*ith fourteen
1111111 one (if piastres on board, (about £l4o,oock) which the am-
bitious Pas/4 has at. last consented.,to pay as part of 'the in-
demnity agreed to be-given to this Seltan. for the loss of his
possessions inSyria.. About eight milieus of this is in current
coin, the rest in paper, which is to be negotiated here. , ThiS
has pleased' all parties, ansi hoPes Of establishing order 'and
peace are once more fully entertained,

Rims, Moniteur of this day contains a royal
ordinance appointing M. Gasparin, who i 3 a peer of France and'
a Doctrinaire, Under-Secretary or State for the Home Depart-
ment. _ _

To-night the law for the abolition or majnrats, as amended by
the Chamber of Peers, into come on for discussion. It is thought
that the amendments will be rejected by the deputies.
The 'republican journal, 'the Reformatenr, has been again
seized. Entash and French whigs are both equally enemies to
t he . liberty. of' the'press. •
Letters from the head quarters of 'Don Carlos, dated on the
evening of. the 29th March;have arrived at Paris. They con-
tain the following account of the defeat. of the Christinos by
ZoinalacarreguY on that very day :-- • • . .
•" On the 29th of March at noon Zninalacarreguy, heading
eight battalions and 500 cavalry,. attacked two divisions of
Christinos, near A:rremiz, under the command of the Christinos
Generals Aldama and Ocana. The battle lasted several hours.
The forces of the Christinas-amounted to 6000 men. They were
driven from the fielValid compelled to retreat in the direction
of Estella. They fled 'so quickly to'seek protection at ArrOtuiz;•
that they left their dead'on the geld of battle. They anietnatzd
to 350 men. It is thought that their wounded exceeded 400.
Zumalacarreguy followed them up and encamped under Arrouiz,
so that it was considered that another battle on the under,
Was
nearly inevitable."
The above is the official' acennnt, kiven in as few worth as
possible, of the battle of the 29th. The French government.
though it his thl' telegraph from Bayonne at, its disposal, said
nothing of this matter till last ,night, although tu-day. the ,ac
count of the conflict has reached Patio hy Ordinary, post. .
The Joarnal de 'Paris of last eight co stained the followihg very
extraordinary and deficient bulletin
• • .
" Lord Eliot and Lient.-Col. Gurweod arrived at Bayonne,
on. the. 4th, and have sent a message to Don Carlos, a reply to
which they wait for in order to proceed to the head-qnaeters of
the pretender.'
" On the 29th and 31th two actions took place between Zu-
malacarreguy and the General Aldana, at the head of sixteen
battalions. The first took place at Arrouiz, the second at Villa
Major; in both the Christinos had the advantage. It was,
reportd generally that General Lopez was killedin the second.
- " Guerra is in the environs of Fampeluna with, six battalions.
A. new battalion of the guard has arrived from Arragon."
Escuarta. APETL 1.-1 am enabled to the following as
positive: —Zumalacarreguy cleroutetthe CI) Kist inns, on the 20th, -
near Estella, killed 350, and wounded upwards of 400. The
Queenites formed part of the neiv reinforcements, and wero in
march -from Arragon; commanded by General Aldaina. A
division commanded by Ocana was also present at the action.
Ten o'clock, p.m..--The following official communication has
this instant been received
" Head-quarters of the King, Zuniga,
March 29, midnight.
"TO THE' JUNTA co, NAVARItE.
"Dispatches have been received from General Thomas Zu-
rnalacarreguv, giving a hasty .account of a glorions victory
gained by the brave troops of his Majesty. The action lasted
from mid-day to four o'clock in the afternoon. The Queenites
have. retreated on Arenis, leaving 350 of their dead on the field
of action. The arms and artillery equipments of the slain have
fallen into our possession. The enemy have had more than
1-100-wounded, among whom are many officers. Amougst the
killed are several field officers. Zunialacarregny left Piedra
Millera on the morning of the 29th, at the head of eight bat-
lalions' and reached the field of action, near Estella, at eleven
o'clock, a.m. The strength of the rebels was 6000. Our loss
is not more than 45 killed and wounded. It is expected there
will be another engagement to-morrow. Zumalacarreguy- is
close on Aronis.
" I write this in great haste. • •
(Signed) " GRUZ MA TOR, Minister-of-War."