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Ing in eli III signatures. This shows,
beyond all question, how decidedly
the bankers in general throughout the
nation are convinced Of the ineilicacy
Of the existing law, and how much they
hold in adherence those periodical sa-
critics. Of human life, which. under
the pretencs Of especially protecting
their property, exhibit only the sad
spectacle Of human blood unproiitably
shed!
The Rothschilds are said TO have a.
greed to furnish Turkey With money
to discharge the demands Of Russia,
SO that the troops Of the latter may e.
vacuate the territory Of the former
within year.
From the New York Daily Advertiser, July IS.
Laic and Interesting from Europe.
LIVERPOOL, June 9th, 1880.
The following is an extract from =
letter received this morning, from Mir.
Wilmer private correspondent, at
Windsor.
Windsor, Q o'clock, A. M
June 9th, 1880.
His Majesty is still alive, but his
distressing situation warrants the ex-
pectation, that each succeeding hour
will close his reign
From The Times.
We have received accounts from
Windsor, which left that town SO late
as two O'Clock, Ahis morning. The
King was hardly expected to survive
the night, though the natural vigor
of His Majesty's constitution has
more than ooee carried him through q
crisis almost equally severe. The
Duke Of Wellington, who had been
sent for express, arrived at 6, aud did
not leave till II.
Don Miguel is endeavoring to borrow
money in England. The Morning
Chronicle thinks he will fail, as there
are Others who want money who arc in
better credit.
On the 9TH Of May, the Porte con-
Guided treaty Of commerce aud friend
ship, which allows TO the Americans
tho passage into the Black Sea, With
all the immunities enjoyed by Euro
peans.
From the Consfifufionnel.
HOstilities have recommended be.
tween the Greeks and Turks in the Isle
OF syria, with more obstinsey than ever.
The two parties do not give any quar-
ter to each other.
ATTACK on .9igiers. editors of
the Norfolk Beacon have seen a letter
dated U. S. frigate Constellation, Glib
raltar, May z, which says " The French
will, II Is said, attack Algiers by the
middle or last Of the present month,
with nearly one humlred vessels Of
war, and upwards Of 700 vessels OF all
descriptions, sustained by an army Of
40, 900 men. Should they not be baf-
fled by the elements, and effect a land
ing, ] think they will succeed without
great loss. The Dey has all the OBJ.
stinacy Of a mussulman, and is there
fore faoaticaily confident. Public at
teniion here is fixed TO the issue Of this
formidable expedition"
The Emperor Of Brazil has formally
acknowledged the independence Of
Mexico, and appointed q representa-
tive to that Government.
Earthquake at Guatemala. Mex.
lean paper Of May %, brings intelli-
gence that the city Of Guatemala and
its ensirons in the Republic Of Central
America, has been destroyed by an
earthquake. For FIVE DAYS there was
a succession Of the most friehtful trem.
blings. which still continued at the de-
pafiare Of the mail, shaking to their
foundations, and prostralisg TO the
earth, the edificss, and compelling the
unfortunate inhabitants to flee 10 the
public squares, and into the country,
where, To project themselves from the
weather, they had erected hsts Of palm
mats. The towB Of ABStiliAB, q place
OF recreation in the vicinity, has been
totally destroyed.
JoAaUIN MosaUERA, the new Presi.
dent OF COl0mbia, is a native Of Po-
pagan, a lawyer by profession, about
IS years Ofsge. lie j. a man IL wealth
and very respectable taIanIs was
formerly Minister to Peru, Chill, &c.
DoNISso CAYcEDo, the Vice Presi.
dent, - also . gentleman Of fortune.
remarkably mild and eoBeiliafinK.
md generally beloved. lie was for
neriy a member Of the Spanish Cortes.
Se believe IN the year I8O9-IO, asd
81 late has resided IN Bogols. tie, too.
. lawyer by profess,an. Both are
N good terms with the Liberator-alTt
hat have been said 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding. Pam. Ina.