FOREIGN INTELLIdENCE.

FROM ENGLAND.
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NJ thc slip Euphrates, Captain Smith, arriv-
.d Il ew-York, Liverpool papers to the 29th,
"a London papers to the evening of the 2Sth of
lime. have been received


According TO the Courier Parliament would
,ot he prororucd till the ID July; when the GER
emony would be performed by the king IN per
Report mentions that the Duke Of st. Albans
received on his marriage, a present OF G200,ooo
and an annuity Of 97000 per annura.
Every thing respecting the Thames Tunnel
was proceeding favoraby.


There is no truth in the report that Mr' STRAIT
fo,d Canning had left Coniantlnople, but the ne
oociations were rumored to have taken an unfa-
yorabe turn. -,
The piraces in the Mediterranean are still
increasing particularly OH scio AMI M'rsiehe'
where three Greek cruisers attempted to take
yassel under the convoy of Genocsc triGate.


Redschid pacha has sent / 500 heads and sew
oraI chanlets of ears, taken from the poor Greeks
at Athens.
The pacha of Egypt is fitting out 60 vessels
,rwar shps of the line and several frigatcs to
,tack Lord Cochranc


Private letters from Yienna, say that the Am
bassadors of the Allied Powers VIII speedily IN
sist on answers from the Turkish Government,
relative to putting an end to the troubles IN
tircece: and report say, should the answers pc
unsatisfactory, the WnOlG bohy VIII
leave Constantinople.


The Noniteur of Monday contains an ordin-
,nce for the rc-estabshment Of the censorship
of the uress, and three other ordinances rcgulat-
;nr all the details of this most obnoxious meas
ure. Every number of each journal or perlod-
cal writing must, before il is printed, be furnish
ed with the pisn of the Bureau, composed ot SIX
Censors which shall authorize its publication,
according TO the law of the 3lst March, l890.-
1t is therefore evident that the PARIS papers Will
in future, be destitute of every independent
character. anil even the Intelligence when thcy
NAV contain will be deprived of every syllable
which may not be agreeable to French Govern
ment


NJ. Tur,ler-On "Wednesday evening SC night,
w, Turner, Esq (the father of Miss Tnrner,) ar
rived Mt his house at Milt Hill, blackburn, for
the first time since the final triumph of his ar
duous exertions to flee his child IRON the fangs
of an infamous dccever. As soon as his arrival
was known the bells Of the parish church OF
blackburn, were put in motion, and several
merry peals were runS.


Miss Turner, the wealthy Cheshire heless,
whose sham marriage with F.. G. Wakefield has
very properly been dissolved by the Legislature,
rumor says, will shortly give her hand to the
representative Of most aneiant family in that
county, and with it the probable reversion OF a
fortune Of at least G6O0,0O0. The estate OF the
high contracting paroles al Din each other. Mr..
Leigh, celebrated traveller, is the individual
named


CORFU, May 20.


(Priyatc correspondence. )--'The expedition
Of Ibrahim Pacha into the interior of the Pelo-
ponessls appears destined to exterminate every
living being who remains there Ii is species
ofchase, in which he surrounds every village,
one after the other. lie then introduces num-
bcr Of Arabian horsemen to fulfil the functions
Of greyhounds, in order that no ono nay escape
his sanguinary hands. This is new way OF
making war, the invention of which belongs to
the Arab Chief The report of these atrocities
having been spread into all the western part Of
Peloponess,is, the old men, women and children,
who had retired to the SUBMITS of the mountains,
descended by hundreds to the shores of the Mo
rea, to mplore the protection of the sailors who
frequent the coast of this once fourshn, coun-
try.


PARIS, June ~
Accounts from Trieste say, that letters from
Syra, OF 23d of May, state that Gen. Church had
been able to collect 4G00 men in the rieus,
where he had entrenched himself; he has besides
sent 5000 men to the defles, to intercept tht
supplies of provisions which came 20 the Turk
from Negropont. Lord Cochrane was ready t.
sail from Peros, with the TIcllas frgate, and 9th
ervessels, laden with provisions and ammunition
and had sunk corvette.