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orders. The recollection of this feat in an ,u..,
to him no Doubt this new atroeityp ~ea' se
Tho London Times Of the ODD nj,

oruefs 10 s,u.y thcoiogy out ui the German
government having ascertancd by eNper;snS ensi
gymen educated in foreign universities tr mat Ii
an anti-nationa aHd nltIamontane spiri, r, a1naa
here alluded to are those OF Louvain in Beges hfe
puig, N swnIeriahd winch are irequented n IA, .Aa
by the Catholic youth OF Hanover and arc nana p
direction OF the Jesuits. f'''ea 1adu \
CoNfLAGkAfioN Al SMyRNA,-A dreadful 49,
plunged this town into misery. SmyIna w anigriail
hourishing and so prosperous was on the Jay
of July, mass OF cinders and smokns 80! ai'ef u
b. oke out on Thursday the Sd of July AZ .iS IAs
in low cook-shop. Having broken Out in -, s
sest and most inhammable portions of The , " Tie
pidity in all directions. There was no stone
vicinity to arrest It, The fire proceeded In
far Tabachana, sweeping way in M nas aitecta
mena and some small hazaars Those of tbe usp az
OF cloth are saved. On that eide il reseh "a nuiass
taverns, where enormous quantity Of sn,r several
force. All the kenourio Maehala and III s"saA
abut ON it--Moscov. Sokaki Abraham Hon,,s STREETS VI
soon prey 10 ihs names, Then, passing into H. -
with the other column OF fire which ran low ~ ee
MADAME. Owing to the exertions which Me-, le khs
place Sponty, and to the enormous walls which made
the fire was at length mastered at morar, Ss'ouk
street was in great danger. The remainder a, " ~
quarter was saved. Thirty houses in ,his ~ We III
their shops, the hospital OF ST. Anthony qua7er
the establishment OF the sisters of charity lhs
school oil the Armeuians Moslcm tavefns ssy ufl
containing merchandise, furniture &c. a 600 boniA u
great number Of shops, were destroyed The S s'A
consecutive hours. The exertions OF the pro, s
IN
pilal, and carried of the sick poor to The pms u.
Ahmet Weilyk, the imperial COMMISSIONS Nj
erywhere, and after the fire generally assi.,a hn
ers; OF the commander of the Austrian coryet, le
the French brig lie Voltage, with their crews ua
conspicuous. Commodore Mafsich of The psn neN 'rI
1850 men from Ourlac 10 assist. Smyrna Iupoy 'e VI
Mock SUs,--Mr. w. X. Beechan of str,t,o,
yizes, has sent to the " iltshre Standard ,be o ~
count Of the recent appearance of mock sun IN M,
borhood ON the evening of Monday week. aas an y,
evening last, while walking along the turnriL ivy
tween Baunton and stratton, the time abon, NV Ws
o'clock, my attention was attracted by sliyi,I.
prismatic pillar Of light which appeared aboSs uA
ground to the right Of the road On entering tbe ns
banks hid IL from my yiew emerging into the ons
where extended horizon lay before me uss
prised to find that the ray Of light which had excsa
riosty proceeded from an immense luminous MA " q
to the north, about 20 deg From and al rather bi
tude than the resplendcnt orb of which i,
counterpart. The body of light was mucb oc ~
of white heat, and had pickering appearance NY o
ton A tint of orange fading into dull rose roa
mented the edge nearest the sun; while tbe onrs
prolonged by conica elongation eyendbrS S
raj degrees, which caused some children in 6tli ~
eyclaim, See, there's the comet There wes ~
belts OF vapor streakDg the atmosphere from ks v
to considerable altitude in Of which Inc moSi
nary soon became immersed and partially obsenysS u
color failing to pale orange and subsequently 4, NJ
crimson, much like the appearance Of the sun when
in winter: il seemed to become gradually fainter and AM
until II lost in the ordinary tnts of the sunm, ]
should think that the whole time this inerpstv ~
an Al
Il must have been very suddenly created or ID sst,
brilliapcy would have attracted nv notice wh.n ~ n
high ground near Baunton.
INTERESTING TO MERcHANTs--THE Rrpsurp rr,n,
The commissioners of the customs have had under M
the list Of articles annexed to their minute at
1888, which required TO be deposited in wa,sh
approved Of special security or in specially aDs
proved vaults floors at the legal quays and n MN,
those articles free OF duty or subject 10 Low
only the board have considered il advisable to ameuS =
list and have therefore resolved that the following Ia
articles. to be in future warehoused at the legal o1v
the banks oil the river in warehouses Of special secs
in specially approved rooms floors or vaults only he
stitued for that contained in the minute above Quod
agates (set almond paste beads of all sorts canbrc
dies (spermacet and wax) play ing.cards carmne q
ware or porcelain, crystal (cut or manufactured Gin
mon, clocks, cloves, coffee corks (made dice enamel
senccs Of all sorts extracts of all sorts feathers os
dressed, feathers (alf dressed) flowers (arhcal) ru
(set) gauze of all sorts, ginger (preseryed glass n
lures (all excepting bottles covered with wicker
green common CLASP hats and bonnets Of all sort,
els pearls, and precious stones (set) inke (wrough
OF all sorts, mace, mercury, mead or methegin mua
boxes, nutmegs, opium, oil chemical, essenisl OF Il
fumed, OF all sorts paper (all sorts, excepting brown
per of all sorts, plate Of gold silver, plating o Y
cane, horsehair, and straw powder (brass) ditto b
quinine (sulphate Off Naples soap silk manufacture
millinery and silk, and other materials spirits, cordial,
strong waters of all sorts succades and coniecony
gar (refned0 Cigars snuff tea, and tobacco in place.
cially sanctioned by tho board for that purpose h
all kinds truiilcs, vanas yellum watches Cologne
for expectation only and all goods subject to ad
duties Of Els per cent. or upwards This order khS
effect from the present time, and is Of very considerable
portance to the proprietors of bonding
ing goods was much more imited than viii now De-
also TO the several dock companies who hitherto alone
the privilege Of housing under bond many Of the article
cluded in the revised list.
The SLAvE-TRApE--GREAT BRITAM AND
correspondence in the L@d
Times of the 25th ult,, it appears that the Bro
government has determined to treat Brazilian di
traders as pirates, notwithstanding the ermnEl
of the convention between the two powers Of
1917 X
The following is an extract of note prcsens
the Brazilian government by Mr.. Hamilton, pr
ant to the instructions Of Lord Aberdeen II
The undersigned has been commanded to state 10 VI
periM government Of Brazil that upon full con,er
Of the case, her Majesty's government feel hcua
bound to admit to the Brazilian government that
ton of 1917 with all its annexes are and must be com
ed as ut an end from the 18th March, lsi5.
This being the case, the undersignedis direciedh
serve that her Majesty's government have no longr
course open to them under the convention ofhe ~
vember 1926, than that Of giving full effect The
tons of the first article of that convention under Wild
Majesty has acquired the right to order the sehurd
Brazilian subjects found upon the high engagean
slaye-rade. Of Furnishing them as pirates and Of dYA
OF the vessels In which they may be captured togeha
the goods belonging to them, as bona piraiorpm
Her Majesty's government had hoped, to the veT
moment that the Brazilian government would, byam
al and extension oil the engagements between the wov
tries, have offered to Great BrtNn other me,nd
ing effect by joint operations to the convention Of 3
Unfortunately. this has not been the case; and The
and success with which the slave.trade is now cana
under the Brazilian flag leaves the British govenns
choice but to appeal TO the rights and obligations WIZ
tach to her Majesty under the first article Of imS
mentioned convention.
Under date Of July Cd, the Earl Of Akr1
writes to Mr.. Hamilton as follows: &
II is unhappily notorious that vessels INTENDED ~
slaveIade are fitted out almost daily in the ports
that of the slave-ships met with in the African sea-
fourths are under the imperial flag, prosecun4
trade on account Of Brazilian subjects that aoE
southern coast Of the empire, there is scarcely
where landing Is practicable, which has mol "
known as resort and refuge to slaye.deaersi haA
portation Of human beings slaves into Brazil lar ny
ing discountenanced violation of laws snd tieaV
vorsd by the local authorities; and that even IN the "
which il ia not necessary, or even becoming, thatm
eminent should keep the faith OF their treaties WIN
Britain.
when therefore, that government declared 70 Ss
nation to relinquish the means hitherto adopteam
between the high contracting parties for fulfilling
yention of 1896, her Majesty's government iouas
selves called upon to choose between leaving NY
trade to flourish and increase, in spite Oh me wv
imposed and the rights conferred upon them y ~
vention, OF recurring to such other means @e
Great Britain, FOR carrying its oyowed object NY w
Her Majestys government have felt It theH y
choose the latter course and accordingly they n
pared and are about to submit to Parliament bh ~,
her Msjesty's courts Of admiralty the power w.
nizance Of and to adJudcate upon, all vessels eaP..s
carrying the slave-tradc contrary to the eoa'.
ls26-a power from which those courts have hrnas
specially debarred by the act Of Parllamen,. ~
passed for carrying that convention into execuuva
sderation that provisions were therein adopted S
tenance of those mixed tribunals, which the bnalH~
eminent has now determined to dissolve
Her Msjesty's government, however are ~ Nv
ing this mode of adjudicang these vessels 70 pe
They will be ready, so soon as any measures 70
lillian government shall enable them to do 50 70
TO Parliament 10 repeal the bill now about 70 v ~,
and until either the slave-trade of Brazil shall have