LATE FROM FRANCE.
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 Our news schooner Eclipse, boarded yesterday afternoon. abont forty miles east of Sandy Hook, the packet ship Sully, Captain Forbes, from Havre, whence she sailed on the 9th ultimo. We have receiv- ed by her Paris papers of the 3d.

 FRANCE.

 A very serious disturbance took place few days ago at Boves, near Amiens. On the morning of the 23d ut. considerable mob was formed with view to oppose the removal of the rector of that parish, who had been denounced to the Archbishop The rector himself had succeeded in indu- rcing the crowd to disperse, when national guard suddenly made it's appearance in. arms. He was soon followed by some others. The mob was again formed and struggle ensued, which was neither long nor bloody, but the National Guards were compelled to yield. Towards the middle of day, the Gendarmes, which had been sent for by the Mayor, arrived from Am- liens; and about in the evening, five per sons who had been arrested were sent off for Amiens with handcuffs. At the sight of the irons, the indignation of the popu- lace rose to its highest pitch. The escort was assailed by shower of stones, the leader of the squadron was struck on the head and thrown from his horse; and even some of the prisoners were hurt. The Gendarmes were obliged to yield to num- bers and abandon their charge. In the night Boves was surrounded by detach- ment of the garrison of Amiens, and at day-break, 12 prisoners were secured with out resistance.

 PORTUGAL.

 The last accounts from Lisbon mention that the Infante Don Carlos and his family had embarked on board an English fiigate which Is to convey them to Civita Vecehia. The Guerrero, a Spanish ship of war, was intended for this mission, but the Prince hastened his departure on account of the intensity of the cholera, which Is spreading ;a Portugal This f.ightfal nalaay IS ap- preaching the frontiers of Antlalusia.

 TURKEY.

 X telegraphic despatch from Toulon has announced that, on the 9th of May, the Viceroy of Egypt sent orders to Ibrahim Pacha to retire immediately, with all his ar my, behind the Teurus.

 A letter of the 18th inst. states that the revolt against the authority of the Sultan of Albania and Bosnia has become general. The Ottoman troops have been driven from all the places thy occupied iii Bosnia, and all the Turkish funetionaries have been de prived of their elnployments. The .Servi- ans, from Vidin to Nissa, unanimously re- fuse to pay the taxes. The Greeks of the districts of Verevia and Grencya are also