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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO!!
EUROPE
New YORK. Nov. 6.

L ne steamship NTeSo, from HaVre Via
Southampton. with Liverpool dates to the
Gath ult., arrived at three O'Clock this az
ternoon.
The papers by the Arago confirm the
reported cap: ure OF Kinburn
A squadron OF steamships lies at the
mouth of the Dneiper commanding the
entrance 10 N:colof and kherson.
Another bread demonstration occurred
in HYDE Park on Sunday. the 2lst ult
Tie latest detes from the Crimea give
nothing of Importance.
The Bourse OF Madrid had been desert
ed 10 consequence of panic created by
cholera.
The Russians blew up the Notifications
of Oschacoff, point opposite Kinburn.
the day after the capture of the latter
place.
The Allies took fourteen hundred and
twenty prisoners, including General Koa.
novi,ch, and one hundred and seventy
four cannon.
Thirty Thousand Allied troops were
landed on the peninsular of Fendria on
the came morning that kinburn was CAP
tured: their destination was not known.
Sir VIM. Wordsworth, died on the 22d
ult.
CoMMERcIAL-Flour and wheat un-
changed. with moderate business. Corn
is Is higher. Cotton declined one-eight:
irregular, with small sales, Consols S7l.
DETAILS BY THE ARAGO.
The Arago left Southampton on the
gath ult From the channel 10 the Banks
she experienced very heavy weather and
a succession of strong westerly gales
She brings 305 passengers
The America arrived out on the 22d
cit.
Sir William Mulesworth. Secretary of
the Colonies. died on the 22d ult. of a
low gastric fever.
Private letters received from Paris from
officers in the French army state that il
was believed Prince Gortschakoff had no
possibility of keeping his command open
and regularly securingSupplies, and had
actually prepared to evacuate the Crimea.
The English Parliament had been fur
Their prorogued to the l0sl Dsce Der.
The hralid Ruise an4ounces tina, the
Emperor Alexander has not left Nicoloff.
and that on the 6sh of October he received
the feet demand from Sev9Eopol.
On the arrival of the America in Liver
pool, some excitement was created by the
rumor of receipt of an official dispatch
from Washington. demanding the recall
of Mr.. Champion, in consequence of his
connection with the BritiA enlistment
in the U. S. The rumor Mas not credited,
however.
The Times announces that Gen. Simp-
son has been recalled.
The Herald says that L;sut. Gen. God
erington will be his SUCCESSOR.
The British Consul at ColoAae has been
tried at Berlin as an accessory of enlist
ments 10 Prussia for the British troops,
and las been found guilty. H4 was SEM.
fenced to three months mp<ssnmens and
fined SO thalers.
Pslissiers dispstch concerning The cap.
ture of Kinburn. says we have taken L.
420 prisoners. including Koranovitch and
30 officers. also TIA pieces of cannon, and
quantity of ammunition and stores
We are now in full possession OF an i'm
portant position
The Russians have renda1ed this sue
cess complete by themselves blowing up
the fortified tions of Schakoff.
On the 9Th the Allies dded nearly
10000 men near Kinburn.~
The Sevastopol division OF infantry of
general Dangener occupied platform OF
the Baltic.
A memorandum of the Danish circular
letter TO the Maraiime Powers. calling for
Congress 10 consider the question OF the
SQUAD Dues. is published in the Tide
Pendsnce Beige. Denmark insists &hat
the affair shall be treated, not as an affair
of trade or money. but as political .ques-
ton. the Congress 10 meet in Copenhagen
in Move Der. The basis Of the arr6hge-
ment to which Denmark is willing toAac-
cede. is capitation of the tolls. and each
of the powers shall contribute to the ca
pilalion in all dues levied upon its.'navi-
CATION and commerce..