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that the amendments siiioiiid 5e i::i taEor sof Iberty.'

 An Imperial Ukase promulgated at St. Pctersburgh on the 9th ut. de elares Chat all marriages contracted be- tween individuals of the Greek faith and per,olis ot another religion, which are solemulzed only by priest oi the Catholic religion, shall he null and void, uatil sanctioned by q Greek prlcst.

 Tine Auxilaire Breton, of ieanes, oi the 23th inst says:-''A 4 vioieHt distur- banee took place at C o'clock last eve ming, at d public house, in the rGe 9u- .,esclin, which is the rendezvous oi a great number of Carllsts. A party of Is of them fell upon three National Guards, who wentinto the house sing, ing the Marseillaise, one of whom was wounded severely. Inc mastcrof ttic honse has been arrested.

 PARIS, Jan. IA meeting oi mthis- ters was held yesterday, at ire office ol ,hc president Of the eounel. The ana hassadors of AnstRa and Prussia were present. 1t wax convened on receipt of despatches from NJ. Falleyraiid.- At the coneiasioa of the conference, Marshal Soult despatched one of his ordnance officers te, Marshal Gerard, which has caused various eonjectures although the contents of the despatch seg&ined secret.

 Count q Argont, peer of France, was appointed minister of the interior and xf worshipS, on the 3Ist Dec. and Nl. Thiers, member of the chamber ot de pnties, minister of commerce and pup iie works.

 P>ats, Dec. 2o.-The following is aeextract of Il letter received from Ant werp, dated six o'clock last nisht:- .sttssen. Chase yesterday attended Sir Geo. Hamilton round the ramParts Of the Citadel, and made the same tour with several other Englislaneh ei dis tinctroh, being very anxious that they should be convinced that he defended himself to the very last. have gained further particulars as to the gigantic mortar. fhe following isa correct re- port IS 10 it's exploits: II wa5 irea on- Iy l5 times, and if oft tle shells fell n- 4o the Citaiei, where they committed terrible rapages. One of them fell within SIX feet of the powder magazine, which t woaia unqHestioaably have pc netrs,tesl notwithstanding the strength of the r5of, lad tf,llea directly uponit." "

 T le GourrierFeFaneais saYs:-'sFfance will learn vita grief and indignation the arbitrary act which has lust been difectedagaiast the President aad Mem bars of the National Polish Committee. Anoagst is patriotic labors for the fa- tufe benefit of Poland, the Committee published in address t3 t!!2 people of Ru,sla. This document, which recites the solemn promises made to the Rus sians, by the Enperofs Alexander and Nicholas, has been disseminated, by thousands of copies, in Russia and Pc. land. The cabinet of St. petersbnrgh has mlde a complaint on the subject. and our Government has complaceAt3 consented to drive from the Capital all the Members who signed the address. namely, Joachim helcweil, I.eonari Chodzko, Anthony Prz rci.zewabi, \ Ar thony ,ilusz newiez, Erasmus R4k,t# esewsSi, J oseph ssatwsti, and the Tfea surtr of the Committee, Charles Ed ward Wadzinski."

 The Berlin State Gazette, of the 2lsi Instant brings intelligence from St. Pc ter,hargh to the l2ttl. BY an Imperl al tlilasc, lately issued, 1t is ordaioed that the conseriptlon ot Gossaeks in Lesser Russia, for ihe year lS3}, siiali not take place til 1881. Anot!lci Ukase directs that temporary Gotnmis- sioas are to 5e appointed in the pregi'i- ees pordeving oil the Baltic. for the pnr- pose of investigating and regulating the relations of the pcasantry.

 Pofayal -Accoaats from Oporto to ihe fifth, iIlye been received by way of Naptes. iaey were brought by the Figaro brig, which entered the Loire onthe 25lh iast. having on board N. de l.asteyrie, grandson of General Lala- yette, and aid de camp to Doa isedro, with despatcheslor Donna Maria. The Figaro also had on board merchant aid SIX sailors of the Alcyon French schooner, bound from Havana 10 Opor- to. sden with four, and sunk by the Ms1elite batteries without previous 10. tiee, and before she had entered the ri Yer. although aa English steamer was allowed to % np tlae Douro. The Con stltntional Chronicle Of Oporto relates the affair of the aicyon as foilows:-- .s'Fic Lord Hill English steamer enter el our port on the 7th inst. She pass cd the bar without being fired upon by the Iigneiite batteries established on 4hn ID aairn IEl.. M a-.l... { I...--.-