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effects of the late foundations in West and East Prus
STA. Between Thorn and Marienwerder, the bikes
have gwen way in thirty places and likewise in sever
al places between Marienwerder and Elbing and Dam
zig. All the low grounds called Niederunger, the
Visula and the Nogath the most fertile parts, are un-
der water, and only the roofs of the houses visible
A great many persons, but the number cannot be
certaned have persisted. Hundreds of houses and
other buildings have been swept away, and half of the
remainder in danger of falling. Besides the destruc-
ton of provisions and stores of all kinds, it is feared
that the water, which falls very slowly has wholly
subsded. The greater part of this fruitful district
will be found covered with sand and rendered forever
barren The accounts from the banks of the Meruel
and Pugie are of the same affecting description.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nep York, June 1o-The arrival of the ship
Montgomery, Sise, from Havre whence she sailed on
the 10th ultimo, has again compelled us to exclude
domestic matter, to make room for foreign. The ar
rival of the Birmingham also from Liverpool, has
completed our English files. From the two sources,
we have collected much interesting information. The
Russians have obtained another victory east of the
Euxine, and the preparations for the opening of the
campaign the danube, continued with unabated
vlgor.
The Gazette de France of the 9th has an article of
gloomy character on the present state of the king
ION. Dangers says the Gazette, i" are approach
ing internal order is interrupted in different parts of
the realm the seeds of dissolution by the revo
luton over all France deyelope themselves, and &C
qure strength by the weakness of the central power
Serious troubles have broken out at Chateauroux, at
Blanc, at Chateaudun, at Leva, at Charlie, and Ne
vers These troubles occasioned by the want of pro-
visions in the departments where corn is dear, are
combined in the others with the avowed resistance to
those employed to collect the excise liquors. with
the publication in the actous journals of Paris the
declarations of provincial prints and the illusions of
demagogues in the tribune. In Nievre two towns have
risen at the time, distract the public strength
indicating actual plot. AT Neyers well dressed
men have been exciting the sedtous and distrb
1tng money among the groupes." The writer COM
plains of the language of the liberal papers, as being
intended to fan the excitement.
The Augsbugh Gazette contains the following intelligence
of the 18th of April from Constantnope sc Tartar
off from Tehean by the British Charge dAaes has brought
intelligence that the Russian Embassy and all the Russians
who in Persia, have been massacred and the Schah
himself danger if he does not suspend the payment of
the contribution Russia. All the foreigners Teheran
in dread and the English Charge dAaes has address
that he shall consider responsible for any of violence
that may be exercised against British subecs and the
same time demands the punishment of those persons who
guilty of the of the Russians The latter
would be very difficult accomplish, the whole nation
took part in the massacre"
According TO private from St. Petersburg the lady
of the Russian Ambassador in Persia still Taurs with
officer of the Embassy the time the catastrophe took
place at Teheran by which she fortunately escaped
the carnage.
Turkish Frontiers, aprl s-Al the accounts from Con-