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ston thus wishes to overthrow the present Greek


ministry.
Accounts from Russia contradict the reports pub
lished by the Constsntinople journal Of victory
gained over the Russians by Setter Pacha at the
head OF considerable army Of Tcherkeses. The
journeys abroad Of the Emperor Alexander, which
have been spoken Of, are said to be equally un
founded.
Letters from waussw state that General Smo
likowski is about taProceed to Berlin on specia
missicn He is to DO present as Commissioner for
the Kingdom Of Poland at the conferences which
are to be opened to deliberate ON the now lines of
railway which it is in contemplation to estsblish be-
tween Prussia, Russia, and Poland.
The Konigsberg Gazette states that General
Gortscbakoff has received orders from the Emperor
to Immediately commence the works for the esta-
blishment Of railway from L0wez to the Prussian
frontier near Thorno.
Athens papers demonstrate against Lord Palmers-
toms opposition to the sale Of the national domains
Of Greece, affirming that his only object is the over
throw Of the Greek ministry.
Lord Palmerston, with aparty of friends, was
cruising in southampton water lately, near the Mer
rimac figate. Lieutenant Harrison went alongside
the steamer and invited his lordship on board,
which, however, Pamerstoa declined, m the plea
of the hour being late, expressing at the same time,
admiration Of the outward appearance of the fri
gate.
The Presse dOrient, of October I6, states, from
Constantinope. that the commission for settling the
Bessarabian frontier, after new study Of the To-
cality, had found satisfactory met cd OF settling
the point in dispute at Bolgrad. The same journal
recalls TO mind that the 2sth of October is The last
day of the term fixed for the complete evacuation Of
Turkey by the allied troops, aud that after that
date the straits will be closed. reconciliation
had taken place betwesn Reschid Pacha aud Omer
Pacha. Cholera had broken out at Salonica.
The Vienna correspondence Of the London Times
telegraphs under date of the 26th of October
There is no truth in the statements of the Paris
Pays Patrle and Oonstiiusonnei that the Porte has
desired Austria to eyacuate the Danubian princpali
ties and that the British feet will have quilted the
Black Sea by the end OF the month"
The Partisan correspondent OF the Independence
Beige, in his letter Of September 2l states that the
affair of Carpenter promises 70 bo most serious
one, and would not even cease to be so should the
eXtrdition be allowed. The revelations made by
G,elet in his public examination in New York, do
not alone impcate those accused up to the present
long memorandum on that subject has reached the
Ministry OF Foreign Affairs. II is moro and more
doubtful whether the order of extradition will be
obtained.
We perceive by the PGtrie, of October rs, that
MeIin, who represented himself as an agent from
the Northern Railway Company, is merely briga-
der de Ia police de sarete Corporal Of detective
| poliee) Of Paris.
A telegrapho despatch from Ma-seillcs states
that there had been severe earthquake throughout
! the whole Of Egypt At Caico two hundred houses
| were thrown down. Most OF the nhabi,alts were
encamped outside the walls. There had been little
loss OF life. Shocks had been felt at Smyrna end In
the Archipelago Rhodes il entirely devastated.
Italian account continue TO come TO hand respect
| ing the recent earthquake. At Bdndsi the people
were 80 alarmed that numbers put TO sea in boats
and Others remained for days encamped in the open
fields. On the night of the 10th ultimo another
shock was felt at Sessa, near Naples.
A letter from Naples, of the Goth OF October,
mentions that IA American shiposwar. the Cons
telation, left the previous week for Constantine
pie, and was Immediately replaced by the Con gress
which remains.
Owing to the bad grape crop the export Of grapes,
wines, vinegar, tartaric acid and potash il pro-
hb,ed from the Roman States till the 7;h Of Sep
tember, 1867.
Genoese Transatlantic Company, sailed from Genoa
for RIO dc Janeiro, with SO passengers and o valu-
| able cargo.
The English Board Of Trade returns for septem.
Der are issued Notwithstanding the extraordinary
amount Of export during the preceding three months
which showed an average excess Of f2.00o,o0O per
month the corresponding months Of last year,
the total agan presents considerable improvement,
-~stt. r0Sr
being E1,144,012. The chief increase has been
again In metals, the foreign demand for iron rails
az well as for manufactures OF iron copper and tin
having been extensive Cotton manufactures show
no variation, but yarns OF most kinds have been
largely shppcd. The total exports for the first nine
months Of the present year have amounted to
ss4 4eo6605 against f6s ,226s37 in the saIne period
~ 1855, showing an increase OF fl5679,76s. or
about % per cent. As compared with the same pc
riod Of 1854 the increase has been fs ssl. The
chief feature Of the import market continues to be
the large arrival Of breadstufs. Other articles Of
consumption have slso been freely taken, especially
ccfee tea, sugar, wines, spirits end tobacco.
The London market was reported by telegraph
Sugar firm; coffee in fair business at full rates; tea
in firm inquiry, sound common congou Old. SID.
per H.; linseed oil quoted at 40s. 40s. 3D. on the
spot; tallow stiff.
The published list OF American securities quotes
New Yoik and Erie Railroad, third mortgage, 7 per
cent, Qss3) at 50 s5; do. sinking fund, Qs75) 50
sl; do. convertible Us62) bonds. 81 81 do. do
us7l) rs a so; New York Central per cent sink.
ing fund.- Qss3) so 81; do, Z per cent convertible
(scl) 91 a SO.
The NeapoIten Difficulty.
EING FERDINAND sTrLL YRM--nE ULrMAruN OF
THE WESTERN PowKRs-THs FKEScH MINISTER'S
POSITION.
There is nothing new to relate with reference to
the Ecapolitan question. The despatch that was
expected TO announce the departure Of Baron Bre
nef from Naples had not been received and II IL,
therefore, matter Of doubt whether he has let or
wi ther he IL still at his poet waiting for some ia
vornble change in King Ferdinand's Intentions A
private despatch states that he left tho city Of Ma
Piles on the 2Sth of October.
According TO the Journal de Frankfort the com
bined fecis viii appear In the bay of Naples, IL
within thIee weeks from the dcnarfrrre of the Am.