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charged with crimes against puDle bielyi shah
| be tried by military tribunals. In conclusion,
| the Emperor expresses an earnest wish that he
| may soon he enabled, by the recestablishment
| Of public order, TO proceed to themhtion Of the
| pending differences, and in future ub,intain en-
| tire the conc ssions he has granted to Hungary
| THE LATEST PER ASIA.
Liceypool ,Sdfurddy--CottOn frmer, but un-
| changed. Sales 20, 900 bales, including 1900
bales to Spectators and importers
| BEEADsrUFFs.-Mar steady, with small
| sales.
Provisions dull.
LO,oion, Sept. 1O.-At tho Lord Mayor
banquet, the Mayor proposed the Foreign Am
bassadOfs,' coupled with the name If Nj
| Adams, the American Minister, who replied
| that bis mission in England was to promote and
pcrpctuate the friendly relations Of the two
countries.
Lord Palm, rston said, although circumstances
mny for time seem to interfere with the sup.
ply of cotton, the temporary evil will be pro-
ductive Of perman. Mt good. We shall find in
various quarters of the globe sure and ample
supply which will render us no more depend
ent. We witness with affection the limentable
differences among our American cousins, but II
ia not for MS to pass judgment in their dispute.
l. rd pdlmerstpn, in conclusion, expressed
the hope OF a speedy restoration Of harmony and
peace.
Rdgpso, Nor. 1o-Thc insurgents occupied
the town Of Farina, near Rlgusa. Tho insur-
rcctiouisis in the Herzegovina are extending.
Turin, 1oh p,L--The Bourlons' brigind4
had invaded and set fire TO Castellugsio on tho
Roman frontier and committed other atrocities.
LoudyB, lOh mt.-Thc Confederate Com
mis.ioncts Mann and Yancey dincd yesterday
with the fi-hmongers Company.
Ltetpooi Sept lOh.-Dr. Barker Of the
Niger expedition. who hal not been heard
from for two years, had been discovered. In-
tcrcstinp rc,cnrchc, had been made
1dd,td, ah .Nor., EreHiRg. Cortes was
opened today. The Queen, in her speech an
nounc,d that schemes OF constitutional reform
would bc presented to the Cortes aud that the
Government was occupied with amcioratons in
the interior administration.
Her Majesty also announced that the revc-
niue covered the expenditure
Great adhesion 10 the Papil cause was mlni-
tested in the Queens speech
CoRsioWtHopic Nor J.--Thc European con-
ference on the union of the Danuliin principal
tiles, hos settled all the points which divide
the Powers.
Paris Nor. 9.-The Paris papers Of this even.
ing, announce that the English, French and
Spanish squairons destined to act ON the coast
Of Mexico, will assemble at lllvannah.
The PdgS Of this evening, asserts that In the
engagement which was fought on wednesday
last between the Turkish troop, aud the lnsuf
gents and Mon,cnegrins, the latter lost 1000
men.
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