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LATE FROM ENGLAND.

LA Il nun EsNuLhNO.
By the Trenton at Boston, letters
from Liverpool arc received TO the eye-
ming Of July 18th.
The debate in the House Of Com
mons on the lnsh Church question was
closed at half past three, on the night
of the 23d, and Mr.. Peels amendment
was lost by majority Of 81, yeas 2o2,
nays 3i9. Mr.. Jackson and Lord STAN
lev spoke in favor Of the amendment,
and Mr.. Ward, Mr.. Shield, Mr.. O'Con-
nell, Lord Morpeth, aud Lord John
Russell against It. Lord John Russell
stated in reply to question put 10 him.
that he should on the part OF the Minis
tiers bring IN bill on the SUBJECT OF
iithes in England at the next session.
II was asserted, on the authority OF
letters from Germany, that the North
ern governments were preparing 10 ac-
know ledge Don Carlos as King of
Spain, and that Count Alardia. the
agent Of the latter al Vienna, had al
most daily intercourse with Prince
Metternich to settle the terms. II was
supposed that the defeat of Don Carlos
in his attempt 10 get possession of Bill.
boa, would operate unfavorably for his
interests abroad.
LONDON, Friday evening, July 2ith.-
II has been generally reported to-day
that the West India loan is on the point
Of being negotiated, and also that il is
intended TO contract for the whole
twenty millions at once. II is supposed
that in order TO prevent the operation
from pressing with any undue weight
upon the money market, the install
ments will be small, and so distant from
each other rs 10 be spread over period
Of two years before the whole of the
payments are completed. This rumor
has caused some aatness in the business
of the English market, but prices have
not been affected by il.
The Toulon journals Of the 18th inst.
state that the Cholera had been evident
~ on the decline there for several DAYS.
but that they had received accounts Of
It's having increased at Grasse and Ere
jus, and had also broken out on board
Of hulks at Nice. in consequence Of
which the convicts had been sent 10
tillefranchc. At Toulon, from being
abandoned by their colleagues, three OF
the Municipal Councillors have died
from fatigue.
From the French papers we learn
that the want of money is severely felt
in the Carlist army. The last supplies
OF cattle by the French purveyors have
not been paid for, and the troops are
shll IN want of provisions. The in
habitants Of Navarro are again under
apprehensions OF seeing their country
traversed by the armies. The large
cattle which constitute their wealth
have almost wholly disappeared.
Gen. Nina arrived at Toulon from
Montpelier on the Nth ult., his wound
being completely healed.
LONDON, July 25.-The French mi
nisterial papers Of Wednesday night
contain q telegraphic despatch from
Bayonne, 2ist. inst, which states that
Don Carlos retired on the 18th to Ar
busa, where he was joined by the rest
OF the Carlist army; and that in the
action of the 10th the Carlists had a
great number Of officers killed and
wounded. The principal part of the
Christine troops arrived at Pampeluna
on the 10Th, with the prisoners made on
the 10th.
The illness of the President Of the
Chamber-of Peers had prevented the
conclusion Of the trial of the Lyons
prisoners, on Saturday.
BY an extract from the Gazette dc
Zara OF the I'd inst, il appears that the
iasurrcction al Scutari had derived new
strength from the defeat Of the Pacha's
troops In sortie made on the 18th ult.
BRUssELs, July 2l.-The escape of
the st. Pelagie prisoners was made
known by telegraph several hours be-
lore the fact was notified to the public.
Ihe Belgian police had received orders
10 lay hands upon these persons, and
10 deliver them over to the French au-
thortIes. No such orders have been
issued to the police here, and the go
vernmcnt is resolved that Belgium shall
not be converted into harbor where
those accused of state crimes in France,
or any other country, may find refuge.
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