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ceived good treatment troE7 tes officers of 'he
Liberal army
European.
NEw York. July 2I.-The Mexican staiair Lopez
has been expelled from the Legion a, Eosor.
Th. glti III money in London Is Unparalleled.
The Bank of England has reduced the rate 81 dis
count 10 the lowest point ever known.
CRrTE-Thc latest ofbcial accounts from CTe;e'
give terrible reports of the crneitics OF the Turks
The Crvtstns severely punished one Of omar Pacha :
spies. Omar Pscha, in rctaiiatlon, actually crnci-
fed a Crctan on = post. and walled up with stone
4 cave in which ttreea women and children had
taken refuge. and icit them To die ot starvation.
This renegade is repeating the atrocities which
made him infamous IN Syria and Montenegro, and
boasts that he will cXtcrIninate The trctans. The
Turkish Government declines, Tor the present, 10
yield Ia the rcmoastrances Of foreign powers. and
the Cre,ans are more heroic than ever. There Is
probability of the success ci Omar Pacha.
Another difficulty has arist1, between France
and Prussia The quarrel seems TO have grown oHt
of the Schelswig HolStcin matter, Prussia refusing
the rctrocession of certain provinces taken trons
Denmark during the late war. ana france backing
up the claims of Denmark. lt Is nj least probable
that a war will this time take place, and II Is stated
on the continent to be looked upon as certain.
GorrNuAGEN. July 24.-Dcnmark iutiHates 10
Prussia her Willingness to give a guarantee for the
protection of the German inhabitants north OF
Schieswig. and demands information as to- She ma
ture OF the guarantees required by Prussia
FIoRENcE. July l6-Reports from Rome repre-
sent the Papal Government as much alarmed ut the
mcnacing attitude of the party under the leader-
ship OF Garibaldi. The batteries OF Rome are being
put into effective condition. 1t is stated that the
Pope has appealed to France and other European
powers for protection TO the Holy See
PARIS. July l6.-In response to the appeal of the
Pope for assistance in rcpelliug the anticipated at
tack of the Republicans, Napoleon notified the
leader. Garibaldi, to desist from the movement.
The defences of Rome are tn be composed OF the re-
stored batteries which France has not removed.
Topographic dispatch of July 10, announces the
Reform Bill has finally passed the House of Com
mons and gone to the House of Lords. Ii Is liked
for Monday next.
LONDON. July 2i.-The Reform bill has been
ordered to a second reading iE the House of Lords.
The House of Commons has passed u bill for the
abolition OF Church rates.
1t is said that the liabilities of Sir Morton Pcto
are about nine millions sterling; his assets will
not exceed three hundred thousand.
VIENNA. July 25-Napoleon has sent q note TO the
King OF Prussia. urging him to surrender North
Sclfleswig to Denmark. The Emperor Of Austria
declines to interfere in the matter
Paris, July 2S-On Saturday evening Admiral
Farragut was received at a State dinner, which was
especially given by the Emperor in honor of the
American Admiral. The French Minister of marine
and other members of the Imperial Cabinet. and
the Ambassador of theUniied States Government,
were among the invited guests. q.
The Moniear denies the truth OF the statement
that the Emperor Napoleon had sent n note TO the
King of Prussia. urging him to surrender the Danish
district of Northern Schieswig to Denmark.
BERLIN, July Notwithstanding the Official
denial by the -U0lltfeur that Napoleon sent u note
to the King of Prussia in regard to Schleswig, semi
official journals in Berlin continue to urge King
William tn repel the intrusion of the French Emperor
in the political affairs ofGermany.
ST.. PETERsnrRG. July 2S.-The Emperor has
issued a decree, by which the whole territorJ lately
conquered by the Russian forces in Central Asia. is
constituted one Government, under the command
of General Kaufman.
LONDON. July 29.-The sincerity of the reported
deuials put forth in the -NOhiteieT, of the war reports
now current in Europe. is doubted here. The
Times city article, to-day, is of opinion that the
alarm created by these warlike rumors Will have
the effect TO check trade materially until next spring.
Miscellaneous.
New YORK. July IS.-The Postmaster General
awards the contract Cor the mail service between
San Francisco and Honolulu, to the California.
Oregon, and Mexico Steamship Company Of New
York, for seventy-ive thousand dollars yearly.
Alaska is added to the department of Washington
Territory, and Gen. Rosseau is assigned to the
command.
The Herald's Nashville special says: The Re-
publicans estimate that Brownlowis majority will
be 20. 900.
MEMPHIS, July 2O.-Fifty-seven deaths occurred
here yesterday from cholera. The disease is in
creasing, but is confined chiefly to the negroes.
Airport has reached Victoria of the death OF
Admiral Denman. on shipboard. while on his
way to England from this place, He wassburied
at the Falkland Islands.
Reports from all parts of the South show enor-
nous wheat and corn crops. The cotton crop is
good, but about three weeks late The blacks gen.
orally outnumber the whites in registration.
CHICAGO, July 2i.-Private adyices from New
York, say that little {" All Right died from his in
juries, but the fact was suppressed from the public
at the time.
Plot FOR ANOTHER REBELLIoN.-Tbe Memphis
Appeal II leading Ethcridge organ. edited by Ge-
neral Pike, gives the following seditious and bloody
counsel to that party. 1t looks to violence, treason
and armed revolution, and deserves the early at
tention of the authorities. The measures proposed
by the ippedl are as criminal and reasonable as
the rebellion of Governor Harris. 1t says:
All over The state, and especially in the cities,
the men who have something at stake in the COM
monwealtb ought to unite and organize at cnce.
The work of enrolment should begin at once
here-everywhere As soon as sixty or eighty
men are enrolled, let them at once be organized as
a company, with all the necessary officers. Let bat
us have organization. officers, u military chief.
Let every man arm 10 protect his property. his life,
and the lives of those that are dear to him. Let
arms and powder and ball be procured, il fnery
has to be dispensed with. Let this force be a
Civic Guard, at the disposition of the officers Of the
law where these are fit TO be trusted-to keen the
peace in spite OF them where they are not.
If pillagers and assassins undertake to do here
what they have done elsewhere. let them be dis
armed and expelled from the city or die the DEATH
The Afpeai closes its article rs follows:
" Arm and organize. or hold ont your throat Ia
the assassins's knife. The streets may not be safe
for butterflies between this and the August cleo
tons. unless the citizens prepare to maintain the
rights which they do not hold at the sufrance of
men, but by the gift of God"
The true reason Of this bellish suggestion il the
overwhelming defeat which the APpedl sees now
awaits the Eiberidge faction. and in its desperation
it is willing to open the sluices of universal rapiue
and carnage, hoping that in the general crash its
faction may slip into powcr-Ndsh. Press, .Iuuae l..