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VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
Rejection Of the Reform Bill by the
House Of lords Bartender of the
Remainder ofthe Polish .army--Es-
fabhShmenf OF q Russian Precision
al Government IN DECENTRALIZATION
Of the hereditary Peerage in Fiance.
The packet ship Sully, at New York
from Havre, brings Paris papers to the
18th and Havre TO the 18th October.
both inclusive.
The most important information is
the announcement that the Reform Bill
was rejected, sans ccremonie, IN the
British House Of Lords. at half past G
o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th Of
October. by q majority Of al. Ga,ic.
nan''s Paris Messenger Of the 10th OF
October. thus announces the event.
The interesting struggle in the Bri-
tish House of Peers, terminsted, a> VIC
were yesterday enabled, IN a brief cir
cu!ar, to announce to readers in Paris
and ITS vicinity. in the rejection of the
Reform Bill, by majority Of FORTY
ONE! A Telegraphic Despatch, ac-
quainting Government with this impor-
tant event, reached the Foreign Office
yesterday morning. and at a late hour
iast night We received by Extra0rdina-
~ Express from our London Cores
pendent an abstract Of the proceedings
IN the Lords down to half past six o..
clock On Saturday morning, when the
division took place. Lords Wynford,
Eidon, Lyndhurst, Tenerden, Barham,
Hardwood, the Archbishop Of Canter.
berry, and the Duke Of Gloucester, on.
posed the Bill, which was supported
by the Lord Chancellor, Lord Holland,
the Duke of Sussex, and Lord Hast
ings. Earl Grey replied at great length,
aud IN conclusion declared that he had
considered he had only done his duty
In proposing measure that he deemed
essential to the tranquility OF the coun :
try. The rejection Of the bill would
disseminate discomfort and dissatisfac
ton; but he would not abandon the
king IS long as there was any chance
or hope Of his being useful to the So
vereign and the country. Immense
cheering.
The Bar then cleared for division.
when there appeared:
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Proxies so Proxies 40
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Majority against Ministers Al.
On the result Of the division being
announced, itwas received in profound
silence"
| In London, on Friday the 7th Of DC d.
tober, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. Consols fell
per cent. Many rumors were
aiOat IN the city AZ to the future
acts OF the ministers. A new minis.
try with the Duke Of Richmond al Its
head was spoken Of. Another rumor
prevailed, that the King had determin-
ed TO prorogue Parliament, and create
new Peers from the oldest sons ol
Peers favorable TO the bill.
/ a Postscript 10 the HaVre Journal
Of the 18th. says: A Courier Extraor
binary has Just arrived from London.
from whom we learn. that Just a. he
left The city. great effervesecnce mani
tested itself among the people, that Sc
rious troubles were or the point ot
/ breaking out. and that IN order to pro
tcct hnself from an attack. the Duke
81 Wellington had b1rriosded his
house.
Accounts from Warsaw are 10 the
9Th Sept. The Russians entered
Modliu or the 24lh. A private letter
FROM Berlin, dated 2d October. states
that the remainder 81 the Polish army
had crossed the Prussian frontier Oh
the 29th Sept. and laid down their
arms. Field Marshal Prince Paske.
witch Harsouesiy. j. appointed Cover
nor General 81 tie Kingdom Of Poland,
who on the Goth sept. lssged lis pro.
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