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FoREIGS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Liverpool, arrived at New York on
Saturday afternoon. The latter sailed
on the eth Nav. and has brought
regular files 10 that date, including
London dates of the 18th. They fur
nish very Little intelligence Of in,e-
rest.
Nothing OF Importance had been
done IN the British Parliament.
FRANCE.
The ad,ices from PARIS are TO the
9th. We see nothing in them in re-
gard to the American affairs. The
Court Of Peers were proceeding slowly
with the trial of the Lyons prisoners.
LOUIS Philippe, ii appears, is become
DESTROYS of propi,iating the good peo-
pie Of Lyons By a Royal boon. The
jOO, 900 francs which were to have
been paid To the Duke of Dalmaiia, as
the price of three pictures, of which
the Duke Is possessed, were 10 be cy-
pended in extraordinary purchases of
goods manufactured in the city Of Ly-
ons.
The Chamber OF Deputies has re-
jcc,ed the proposition for reducing the
force at present kept up at Alsiers.
The debate in the Chamber of Dep
uties, on the I'D and I'D, upon the
report of the Committee relating 10
the case Of NJ VI. Cormenin and Puy-
raveau, was extremely animated. ~
Cormenin spoke at length in cxplana-
ton OF the course he had adopted
The explanations he had given respect
ing his signature were given rs per-
sonal matter freely and candidly. He
considered the conduct of the Peers
as an unconstitutional interference
with the rights of the Chamber. The
speech Of VI. Cormenin gave the tone
to the debate, and the comments upon
the Chamber Of peers assumed a most
violent character. The President in
terposed his authority to temper the
storm but at that period the reporters
for the press interposed their opinions.
This extraordinary interference created
a scene OF confusion and tumult not to
be described, in the midst of which the
President adjourned the Chamber.
Whilst this scene was passing in the
Chamber Of Deputies. the Court Of
Peers was proceeding with the trial ofthc
prisoners. The refractory were on
Thursday again summoned TO attend
but their answer was a positive refusal
to comply with the summons. The
Court, upon this refusal being announc.
ed by the officer, decided to proceed
with the trial in the absence Of the &C.
cused. Two of the prisoners from Ly.
ons were elected, and questioned by
the President, and seven witnesses hav
ing been examined IN support Of the
charges against them, the Court adj
journed until Thursday.
SPAIN.
The advices from Madrid were e
the 18th May, and at that date all wa.
tranquil in the capital. The Procura
dores were engaged in debating the
question Of the national debt, but the
discussion presented nothing of novel
ty. The Quotidienne announces /;
further advantage obtained by the Car
list forces in the capture of the fort o
Trevino. about three leagues north o
Viitoria. A column of Zumalacarre
guys army took possession of this pc.
sition on the 18th The garrison o
100 men were made prisoners, and
treated with the greatest humanity BY
the captors; from 300 TO 400 musket
were found in the fort, together will
other stores. Valdez, il appears, ha,
taken position on the night bank o
the EbrO: where he is foEtifying him
A London paper gives as a current
report, that the English, French, and
Portuguese governments have resolved
upon assisting the government OF Spain
to put an end TO the war in that coun.
Try. For this purpose il is added, thai
body OF Portuguese troops will entc
Spain to aid the Constitutionalists thu!
course being taken because the Span.
lards are indisPosed to permit the
French again TO cross the frontier. A
body Of British troops is to proceed "a
Oporto, TO be ready in case Of any dis.
play Of feeling in Portugal. This Is
stated 10 be the arrangement, which is
now generally believed.
The Brussels papers of the 2ith
state that the extraordinary fall in
Spanish Stock in the London market
was expected to have fatal effect on
the Exchange of that city"
Letters from Persia bring accounts
that the greatest anarchy prevails in
that country. Mohanet Mia has APP
Pearcd at the head Of sixty thousand
men and sixty pieces of cannon before
the gates OF Tcheran. where he pro-
claimed himself King. Prince Shah,
Governor Of the town. wished 10 OPP
pose his entry, but was Obliged to re-
tire, owing to Ali Cankhsn, general Of
his army. declaring in fpyOr Of Mahom-
ct. The Allgemeinc Zeitung states
that the Shah had entered Ispahan in
triumph. and the civil war in that king
dom might be considered al an end.