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II was understood that Sir Charlie, Gr,n,
vas about TO he appointed Governor General
OF India. in the place Of Lord William Ben.
timex.
Sir John Leach, Master OF the Rolls-au
important Judicial Office IN England, and Mr..
David Scott, Professor Of the University OF
81. Andrews IN Scotland, have recently died
FhAsoE.-The different Chambers Of Com
merce IN France have been advised by n.
Duchatei, the Minister Of Commerce. that IL
Is intended 10 submit TO the Legislature. An
the course OF the next session, q new Law re
iaiivo to the customs duties. NJ. DuchateI
became jealous advocate Of free trade after
ms inquiry ~ concert with Messrs. yIllier,
and Bowring, into the mode most con.i,te m
with the commercial interests Of France and
England OF effecting reciprocal alteration, of
the customs laws Of the two countries.
The presence OF NJ. Rothschild in Pari, n.
said TO have infused q new spirit into the
market. The Spanish securities, with the
exception Of Cortes Bonds, all improved in
price. IL u stated that the Ministers Of Ma
rine had given orders for the immediate sail
| ing OF several vessels Of war, for the dur
pose OF checking piracy, which i. at present
oeins carried on To great extent 10 tie wes-
tern seas
Observation-Disclosures wa. received NJ
Falmouth, from Lisbon TO the 9Th Of Septem-
Der Don Pedro was said to be in a very
dangerous state, and that his medical attend
ans mad issued Bulletins announcing that
there was not the slightest chance Of his re-
covery. The Cortes and House Of Assembly
were occupied in debates Of Importance rela-
tive to the future welfare Of the country. and
particularly the abolition Of the present re-
strictions upon the press which there was
every prospect Of being carried.
SrAis-The latest accounts from Spain
we're OF the 18th OF September. The petition
on the bill OF rights was finally approved Of
oy the Chamber, and ordered TO be prese IT.
ed 10 the Queen. u does not appe ar that
any division took place ut this stage, so that
the ministers are convinced that IL is impos-
sible TO resist the stream.
The Procuradores (the popular body) were
said to have presented a petition to the
Queen, calling on her Majesty to dismiss the
present Ministers, and to call TO Office in
their stead General Valdez and Others of libe-
raj principles. The popular voice was deci.
dediy against the recognition Of the Roy al
Loans.
II wa, reported on the Bourse (Exehapge)
at Paris, on Saturday the Goth, that IN insur-
rection had broken out at Madrid, and that
the Procuradores had been compelle to meet
and to pass such votes a. the populace pre-
scribed. Very little credit va. attached 10
this rumor, but the Courier observes in re-
lation TO it" the departure Of Mr.. Roths-
child from London for Paris has also been the
subject Of q variety Of eonjectures, and the
recall Of Mr.. Lionel Rothschild, (by tele-
graph,) Who was on his way TO Madrid, was
also spoken OF as an event Of some inn
lance We do not see exactly Why any Of
these reports should have affected the price.
OF the funds. But the very air We breathe
seems imPregnated with terror, and the
slightest breath . sure to spread IT."
IL was asserted at Madrid, Al the last Ae-
counts from that capital, that Gen. Nina was
about TO succeed Rodil in the command Of
the Queens troops.
The cholera was committing great raVages
IN Bilboa, where one hundred victims per
day ara said TO fall by the disease. This IN
4 population Of only fifteen thousand Is
great mortality.
SwEDES.-Capt. Laideberg, who has been
pardoned by the King. after being convicted
OF treason against the State, persists m repu-
dating the favor intended him, and declares
hrs resolution Of dying ia the hands Of the
eIecutioper.
From the German papers, II appears that
the Russians are IN some degree relaxing IN
the severity Of the measures heretofore
adopted towards the unfortunate Poles
Hopes are entertained that the conditions
upon which the miserable emiErants will be
allowed TO return 10 their native country,
will be made much less rigorous than they
have hitherto been.
Hish9p England The Cotk Chronicle con.
tsins the following paragraph.
The Right Rer. DR.. EngiGnd.-Wc
arc happy TO announce that the Rev.
DIR. England, Bishop Of Charleston, ar
rived yesterday Sunday in this his
native city, by the Victory, steamer.
from Bristol.-We have the gratifica-
ton To state that the estimable prelate
enjoyed the best health, and proceeds
in few days, via Liverpool TO Charles
ton, South Carolina, accompanied BY
some ladies from the ursulinc commu-
nifty at Blackjack, who pupOsed esiab-
1shIng convent OF their order ia the
vicinity OF Charleston. After founding
this institution, Dr. England will. We
understand, proceed 10 Hayii. IN the
exercise Of has legantine commission
from the Holy See. which has been
renewed and amplIhed TO the utmost
extent, as the venerable relate deser-
yedly enjoys the highest confidence
from the father Of the faithful, and the
various congregations connected with
his legation.
GsEsfsyi.--A German paper mentions The
TACT That Of Oaoestsrs ~ Hamburg. 900 com
mitled suicide, 100 ended their career ss
'wiadlers or highway robbers, and the re-
naming 300 BY sPoPieEy, ebagrln or despair