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 Onc day later t'roAs larepe. .--oufboat is this moment iiis siif BrItan.,la, Capt. Marshall, bringing Us London papers ot the 3lst May, and Liverpool of the lst oI June.
 London, .May 3O, (evening1 io5f.-A multitude oi contradictory accounts have been received to day, through the German aud French papcTs, relative to tic state ot affairs in Poland. Accord ing to the Berlin versionof them, every thing iiieidi out the prospect that success was at last about to attend the arms of the Russians. and the Lithuanian lnsur- gents, pressed by the Russians, had ap- uroacacd the prussian frontiefss waeh the, probably intendedsto pass. in cense-. oucncc of which the prussian landwher ilocal militia) had been suddenly called out to march towards the frontiers.
 The dates f om Warsaw through Prussia, arc of the 18th, when 1t IS esl- dent that no engagement had yet taken place between the main corps oi the Russians and Poles. If a regular battle isoffered and accepted, we may expect tohear Of something decisive tomorrow or next day. 1t is hardly to be suppos- cd that the Polish army, which ls at least equal in numbers to the Russian, and in every other respect superior, Will ssuffer the enemy to get the betterot them.
 From Paris 1t is stated that offers ot mediation on the part of England and F'rauce naYilg been mady to the iampe- aor Nicholas, for the pacilleation of 10. land. the Autocrat has declared, in an- ewef. thathe will make no concession to "rebeIlious subjects; and that, had he been disposed to mako any, he would not have waited fos advice to that effect from lie V est.
 i,rassela papers of the 27th instant .inforn us Lat the feeling in favor of pfiace Leopold is becoming very great. h Ire sitting of the National Congress .oa Thursday last, out of q bo- dy of one h,lndred and twenty-five, ni;set sx members had given their opin- :-.ssss.ss..sgs;s,r cf the Prince ct saxe to. bourg twenty -four reserved their votes, and onlj two voted against him.
 Ina few days we may expect to hear that the affairs of Belgium have been finally adjusted, which we understand, froma good source, will be accomplish ed through the exertions Of Lord Pom sonby. Maestricht IS certainly to be given up to the Belgians.-,sam.
 Catholics ip tlae .Aesp Parlian,ent.-Fhe number of Catholics Tn the late Pariia- faent was ii; tie numberin the present Parliament sillhe @.
 Le,.sloa, .41ey 26.-A striking proof of the confidence ol the moneyed in- zterest Il, the measures of the Admlnis- stratloa. and their hope that the Reform Bill must be productive of natiosal ben eft, ls found in the fact Shat since the last settling day in the money market, six weeks since, when consols were 76f and r, to this, the settling day, there has been an increase in that stock, grad uai and steady, of not less than between 6 and ' per cent.- Giobe.
 London, .nay, :}l.-Last night we re- ceivea sIambargh papers to Saturday last 4sth.) The Correspondent contains come details from the Russian head quarters, relative to the operations of Ge ierssl Chrzanow ki and Romarino, the F'alsh account of which we gave some d.,ys ago. There is a report oi another action, fought about the 10th, in which the Poles are said to have made 2D0o prisoners.
 The King of Sweden, who had been seriously indisposed, was. according 10 letters from Stockholm, dated the 20th May, in con, alcscent state.
 The following letter, from a London paper of May 2ith, contains some ad- ditional particulars inregard to the late geographical discovery in Africa.
 Ihe Riper .a ifgsr. We have the grat- ] i6cation to state that the great question respecting the course of the Niger, which has puzzled geography and liter- ature for many centuries, has at last been determined by Britishscourage aud per severance. We have just received the annexed letter from our esteemed and intelligent friend Mir. Fisher, surgeon of the Atholi, we'll known to the world for his own interesting voyages.and trav- els; and lose no time in communicating the important information to the public through the pages of the Literary Ga xetfe =
 sHis Maiesty's s1ip .ataol, ot Seq.
 Bsglt of Biefia. Fsb. ?, 1881.