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The packet ship Siias Richards, ~ New York.
brings sd,iees from Liverpool to the 9Th Sept.
They furnish no polite al 10 telligence
OF Importance, except IL be q report
that propositions had been made foe an
amicable arrangement between the
contending parties in Portugal. These
propositions, il 10 said. were forward.
ed to the British government, and nm.
ill 40 answer was received, there would
be Q cessation Of hostilities.
These reports are given as statements
OF passengers and private letters, by
the Echo steamboat, which arrived at
Falmouth on the 2ist, having left Lis
bon on the Isth, and Oporto on the l4th
Sept. The London Times Of the oath.
10 giving these statements, says: GAS
we have no intimation from our Lisbon
correspondents that any propositions
for q capitulation had been made on
the part Of the Usurper, we are not
prepared TO place much reliance on the
reports which have reached US, that ne
gotiations had actually commenced be.
tween the two conflicting brothers.
But though we have no evidence that
any proposals of accommodation have
been actually made, or that any neeo-
iiation has been solicited, with the
hopes OF q speedy adjustment, we may
add, that in our opinion, q termination
Of the present desolating struggle, by
pacific overtures on the part Of Don
Miguel, 10 by no means improba BILE, AZ
It would certainly be extremely poll
tie."
Paris dates OF the 2Ist had been re.
ceived in London, by which it appear.
ed, that . Misunderstanding had arisen
between the French King and the Duke
de Broglie, in consequence Of Louis
Philippe having carried or . diploma
tic correspondence without consulting
with his Minister, who it 10 said ten.
dered his resignation. but was induced
to withdraw il at the solicitation Of the
other ministers. Misunderstanding
are also represented to have existed
between some Of the members Of the
French Cabinet, which threatened q
change in the ministry.
Our Minister, Mr.. Livingston, we
perceive, hes arrived at Paris.
There - report, says a correspou-
dent IN the Times, Of q conspiracy a.
gainst the life Of Nicholas having been
discovered at Sc. Petersburg, in which
many Poles are unfortunately implica-
ted. On their being arrested, papers
have been seized, tending TO prove
them emissaries sent 10 assassinate the
Emperor by the central committee sit.
ting at Paris. IL 10 added that letters
from Lafayette have been found upon
their persons.
The Belgian papers state that the
King Of Sweden has proposed to give
. large portion to the Queen of PoSta-
gal, in the event Of her union with the
Duke Of LeuchteDberg. Views Of IA.
mily aggrandisemeht are his motive.
IL is said that Charles \. and the
Duches Of hngouleme have refused 20
receive the Duchess de Berri or per.
NIT her to reside for q time with her
children. Her Highness has accord.
ingly left Rome for Florence, accom-
panied by the Count de Pail but is
said that she hopes, through the means
Of the Count de Chateaubriand,to over.
come the seruples Of her royal relative
and TO DO permitted 70 join them a,
Prague.
The cost Of the projected rail read
from London 10 Brighton, is estimated
At es25, 900 aud the income at eIs5,
600 year.
ltissAid the British government has
granted B1OOO per snnum toward,
the support Of the Methodist mission
aries IN Canals.
Death Of the Empress Of Chine
On the 18th July, died 1t Pekin the
Consort Of the Emperor Of China. A
general mourning has been ordered 10
consequence. The NsBtshur employee
are for p days TO wear garments Of
coarse white linen, aud eaps without
tassslS 90 butt0nss during 100 days
they must not shave their heads Tn,
Chinese people must leave their heads
onshsved foF the same period, snd Or,
10 wear no tassels on their caps foF se
ven days. The right Of nominating
the Empress belongs 10 the Empefor',
mother, whe SELECTS within three years
one Il the Eve spOases of her 500 70,
that Ofiiee.--l RuSSian pepper.