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rope has been very much like that expcu enced In
this county. Heavy rains have deluged The South
Of France, Spain, &c, while the whole North oil
Europe has been suffering under the chilling blasts
OF premature winter.
Another serieu, humiliation occurred at Venice
about the 18th of November. occasioned like the
previous ona, bv srocce wind OF several days
duration. The Adriatic rose TO such hight that
sondolas were made 10 navigate most Of the prn-
cipal streets.
SrAIS.-Adviccs from Barcelona are to the 10th
Of November The Constitutional states that a
general meeting of the authorities and of the Com
mandan,s of the National Guard was held on the
18th. at which it was decided tha, the orders of
the Government should be obeycd. Ga the 18th
the constitutional Acaaes OF Barcelona, following
up this decision issued Proclamation, ordering,
first that no National Guards should assemble in
arms in any part of the capital, unless ordered ts
do 80 by the competent authorities; secondly, that
every person violating this order should be treated
as rebel; and thirdly, that all persons assembling
under any pretex utter1g sediiious cries, making
any demonstration against the legitimate aHthotl
ties, should be treated rebels. On the same
day Gen. Van Halen issued his Proclamation, de-
clarng the city in state of siege, and placing all
he authorities under his immediate control
The Hamburger cores pondent contains an article
on European Congress 10 be held on the affairs
of Spain. London, Vienna, aid Frankfort, are
mentioned as the places a; which it has been pro-
posed that the Plenipotentares TO assemble,
and the names Of the representatives of the five
Great Powers given.
Madrid journals of the . LIST ult. have been re-
ceived Ga the 26th the return of the Regent to
the capital was expected. The decree for the
convocation of the Cortcs OF the 18th of Decem-
Lid
was tranquil, and the funds improving. Tie Re-
gent has issued decree, dated Sarago,sa, Nov.
TO- by which the bockad, of the coast of Cania-
,abria declared in decree OF The l7th Of October,
is removed, IN consequence Of tho total ex'nc-
lion Of the rebellion whichIendered this measure
necessary.
Two lieurenants OF he regiment La Pincesa
we're s.ot at Madrid on the 9th instant, and on the
llh Don Danaso Fulgslo. the commandant of the
regiment, suffered the same fate. The latter
overheard in conversation with General Conchat
making inquiries respecting the private entrance
TO The Queens apartment, and exclainiing, How
Easy it would be to throw cloak over her place
her on the crupper of horse, and carry her
OIL" His brother Don Jose and other lieutenans
of the regiment who sentenced to death, have
been respited, and banished for ten years to the
Mariana Islands. Five persons have suffered death
in Madrid on account OF the late conspiracy and
attack on the palace and there now remain no
more political prisoners in the capital.
At Valencia an unfortunate Carst officer, Don
Petro Reltram, was prisoner in the Tower OF Luz
are. The populace demanded that he should be
given up to them, and he was marched by the Ma
tional Guards to the principal place, and there
shot
SYRIA.-The sdvices brought By the Levant mail
announce that Syria had become scene of blood
shed and violence. The Christian population had
been us.ailed by the Druses in the most outrage
Gus manner. A hundred villages had been sacked,
and Beyrsut was completely filled with the unhap
ply fugitives Col. Ross. Selim Pacha, and the
Emir Bechir, had vainly endeavored to allay the
insurrection
The following is letter from the Sandman Con
sui at Beyrout dated the Goth of October
Serious events have taken place in the noun
tains-events amounting to civil war. The Emr.
as is known, has established himself at Der-el-
hammer. and given orders for the levy OF tribute;
but the Druscs instead Of bring ing their contrbC-
items, attacked the town on the l3th and the fight
ing lasted Till the Eth. There were ~ Christians
killed. and 100 Druses the latter TO the number
of 5000, beseigsd tie Christians, not numbering
more than 800; but the latter fought, projected by
their houses There would have been no end to
the combat had not Col Ross, and the Esglish
officers interfered with Eyab Pacha, aid-de-camp
of the generalssimo, and cOncluIed an armistlce.
The Colonel left the Pacha at Der-el- hammer.
The Maronite Patriarch has summon his flock TO
arms A mixed village of Druses and Christians
wished TO remain neutral, but the Chrstians at
tackled it, which made the village idecare for the
Druse par,v and the firing can be heard from this.
The sale of powder is again allowed here