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 Medina, we have Carthagena papers to
 reb. 10th, and letters to the l2th. \ Pc Payan paper et Jan. 4th states, that Gen.
 Flores entered Guayaquil Nov. 25th.- ssen- hocatnerte and his party having abandoned the town on the night previous, m boats and launches, taking with them whatever property they were able to cary. Ii was sad they had gone 10 Puma; at which place the crew of the Monteagudo, Pc ruvlan vessel of war, had mutined. and proclaimed Riva Aguero President of that tfepublic. Riva Aguero was suspected to be concerned In the movement headed by koealaefte; and the story vas, that the in- surgents of the two nations were about to unite thelr forces and march against Lima. Ii was not thought possible they could sue ceed.
 l IRE1AND.-Mr. O'Connell has ceased his career of agitation for ihe season, and at dinner given to him at Dublin, signified hls determination to De present al the open ing Parliament.
 horIAsD.-king William, of Holland, IS said to be bankrupt, and that his goods and ehaites have been sold to meet the de- lnands oi his credltors-and that thev would net respect h.s protest claiming that his vines should be exempted from sequestra- ton. Few acts that the Sovereign could commit would be more likely to render him unpopular in Holland than bankruptcy.
 RUSSIA AND PoLAND.-The Commission CTS of sequestraton appointed under the au- thofity of the Emperor Nicholas, have held ts9eiF sitting at Minsls, and given public no- tiee to all the inhabitants of Russia, and of the Kingdom of Poland, and all persons iiying n foreign countries whom 1t may concern, that the real and personal proper ty, capital, and all property in general. be- longing to certain enumerated persons who took part ia the instruction in Poland, have been actually seauestrated and confiscated: and that the creditors residing in Russia and Poland are 10 exhibit the documents which sohstantiate their claims within six months. and those in foreign countries within twelve months from the publication of the noilce.
 FRoM AsIA.-Intellgence has been re- ceived that the Cholera has prevailed with great severity in many parts of India. LATEST FROM CHIN4.-Seyeral of the provinces have been severely seourced by immense swaFras ef Eooiistts. Tie Nice Roy, immediately on their approach, issued q proclamation against them, expressed in very strong terms.
 Mir. GntzlaF, the Missionary, has issued notice t!at he IS about 10 publish monthly periodical in the Chinese language, princi- pally with the view of counteraeting the high exclusive notions of the Chinese, by nlak- ing them acquainted with the ants, sciences, and principles, of those whom they now de- sisnate and treat as harbarians.
 The Admiral of the Viceroy of Egypt had ! deserted and joined the Grand !Seiunof, and was with lis vessel at Constantinaple.
 I he difficulties which were threatened, in consequence of the designs of Russia on Fufkey, had entirely subsded.
 A commercial treaty between Prussia and Russia, had been attempted, and when all things were thought definitely settled, the Autocrat reeeded from the negotiation. Rernadotte, King of Sweden, 1t is distinct ly understood, removed the French Consul from his dominion, on account Of improper conduct 10 one of the ladies of the Court.
 LOWER CANApA.-The address 10 the King, embodying ninety tago resolutions, de- handing the impeachment of the Governor in Chief, Sc. finally passed the assembly on tue night of the lst inst. yeas 43, nays 20. An address to the King vas also adopted; and the Governor received the assembly with their address, on the 4th in- stant Mir. Morn had been appointed to go to London, as bearer of the resolutions, and about l300o had been subscribed for that purpose .-pe'roit paper.
 X Falmouth, Eng. paper of February 6th was received in this city yesterday via Halifax Halifax. The English Parliament was opened by the King in person on the 4th. Accounts from Portugal are 10 the 2d of February. The Miguelites attacked the Queens forces on the 30fh January, and were repulsed with considerable loss. The j Migueiites were attacked in turn by Gen. Saldanha, who succeeded in taking seven hundred prisoners, among whom was ge- neral and several officers. Several pieces of cannon also fell into the hands of the Queens troops, whose loss is but tri6ing. 1900 is the estimated loss of MigueIs troops ofl that day.--Bost Cost'.
 The Ithaca N. Y. Journal of l2th inst. has this proposition:
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