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tiers, -. has sailed from Nova Scotia, wish
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From the Baltimore .Hmeriean.

From the baltimore American.
Extract from lester. dated the IAN and
1879 Oct. from Lisbon, to tAe Elders o.
This tohcr.
here are no very late accounts from
Wellington and u.ts' armies. They are
| now s'tf ring greatly from tie severity o.
the cold and rains III the Pyrennees. where
they Cannot winter Some say that the al
lies vii, pass into France. but that is rather
unlikely, as they would doubtless be mucn
annoyed by the French. An incursion may
ne made, To favor the northern operations,
and some provisions may be obtained. Some
OF the passes Of the mountains are in pos
sesscn OF the French, and some OF the al
lies, both Of whom are fortifying item, and
consequently conclude it to be most pro.
babe, that they will each winter on their
respective sides. 1t is said that Sout HAS
been called to the North, and that Suchet
mas gone to Paris but this is mere report.
not to be depended upon. The French Sc
nate have placed $4,000 men additional to
The army opposed to- the Peninsula. Mar
snail bsresford, chief in command OF the Per.
ltusuese army under wellington, has recent.
iy been here, & has obtained decree from
the Regency for raising is to 10000 men
more tor the army. II consequence of which
warm and active impressment on he po
lpuia'Jon has taken place: eXempt;ng only
specihed classes named in the law. In
opain there exists SOME jealousy towards
! Lord Wellington. out OF WI ich has arisen a
rumor that he has declined the commane,
UT the Spanish arny--but it cannot be relied
upon.
! az considerable contest EXISTS in C.diz
about the removal of the seat of govern
Tnent to the interior and the sickness in the
c'sy,l thatat Gibral ar, are heightened by
ne trends o. that measure. TIE Inouisiti n
I'm opain is done away, and commerce nut
on new footing, To which ends the freed nm
n the Press has greatly tended. p, Here n
inqu'siton continues, but is softened down
e. mere name. or negative kind os power
over temporal affairs. The Jeromites, BE
medicines, $. Vincent de fora. or Aug,s
tines. and Dm;nicans, from whom the
members OF the lnquietion are t. ken, are
dissolved and cannot any more congregste
but have to return 20 society, on a her airsn
no new members are to be added.- By
winch 1T appears, that an amelioration of
tne CONDITION OF the people in the Peninsula
is taking place.
Exchange, Lisbon on London, is sid
per mlilrea, or 20 per cent below par. TIE
Ago between paper & specie here is 26l-2
per cent. Colonial produce in England is
nigh and in great demand for the north.
and American cottons and other articles in
~ ' s""' " iecs there. American affairs
seem 70 have little or no attention, while
the great conflict occupies the mind of eve
iry one.
Oct. 16th.-The army under Marshal
| wellington is now in France and the head
iqearters at the town of ST. Jean de Luz.
aver having entirely beaten Soult, and ia
zen upwards Of 100 cannon; l. was expect
eo that the army would march into Ravonne
immediately. Suchet remains in the neieh-
bourh'od of Barcelona, he having repulsed
| the arnv OF the allies under Lord Bentick.
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