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eRG, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1o Tsas.
FARTHER FROM EUROPE.

dia and China was received By the Iowa thar
reached rs By the last Boston steamer; bus W.
find fuller details of transactions in that quarter
brought By the overland mail than were furnished
by the express which brought the news to Londor
in time for the Britannia. 1t seems thatthe treat,
with Esgland has been ratified and actually signec
by the Emperor. The London Times says that the
Emperor las engaged to send an Em6assad9r 'f
London.
The afghan strongholds in Cabul have beer
destroyed By the British forces. The towns were
taken possession of with slight opposition and the
forts immediately demolished. Akhbar Khan is a
wanderer in kohistan and is said to have lost al
his influence with the AfTghans. The destruction
Of Cnbul and ,Jellalabad had been ordered. In the
interior OF India every thing was tranquil Gen
Mott had been appointed Resident at lucknow.
A terrible accident occurred at Calcutta in the
old China Bazaar. a young man named Hudson
wen. in TO lcos at some gunpowdet. Thrustins
his hand into barrel the powder which ne DIRE"
out came in contact with scgar he was smoking
ard in an instan, the shop with two adjoining build
ings was hurled inIo the air. Thr.y-tve persons
we're seriously injured, twelve of whom were found
dead, and ten others have since expired.
La ireland a man named Michael Hanley was
shot, as is supposed, by tenant whom he had
elected
The Paris papers announce the death OF Yestris,
the once celebrated dancer, aged SO.
The Messenger, official journal, declares that
the object of the naval expedition despatched
about year since, under NJ. Dupctit Thouars,
to take possession of the Marquesas islands,
and gives details of its success, in substance
the matter has been stated in papers here. The
Messenger dwclls upon the advantages to France
that may be expected from the occupation oi these
islands.
ranor is in circulation on the frontiers of
Turkey that tho Emperor of Russia has selected
his son.in law the Duke OF Lcuchtenburg, for the
throne of the Empire of Byzantium which he
contemplatcs founding, Prussia and Austria having
assentcd to the project, the latter receiving Mol
dava and Wallachia and the former Poland as far
the Bug, as the price Of their agreement
Leipsc Gazette.
FROM MExIco-The Union OF yesterday con.
tains intelligence from Vera Cruz to Dec. 10th,
brought by the bark Anlbuac. News had arrived
there that Com. Ap. Cutcsby Jones of the Aineri-
can Navy had taken possession Of Monterey, town
in California in consequence Of a report tina, the
United States had declared war with Mexico He
held it two days and then gave it up. A bearer Of
dispatches left this city Oh Sunday for Washington
The Union ADDS
The news from tic city of Mexico is very inter-
esling. Gen. gutierrez. of San Luis, has declared
for dissolution of Congress, ard Tie naming Of a
new BODY ny Santa Ana to form anew constitution
for the couatry. similar move is made in Pue-
bla by Gen. caualize. This news was sent by ex-
press TO Mexico to Gen. Tornel, minister of war,
who Immediately made it known to Congress-
This body replied that they were the real rcprcsen-
tativcs Of the country and would not be driven from
their seats except by force of arms. This is pure
~ military movement, probably secretly moved
by Santa Ana.
Campeachy still holds out against the govern
ment Of Mexico. The garrison of this city (Fera
CRUZ is momentariy expected to declare in favor
of the revolution against Congress. Mr. h. W.
DRYDEN and seven other Americans, who had been
confined nearly twelve months in Chihuahua,
have been liberated BY the Mexican Government,
through the ncrposition of the United States MIN
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