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exporting corn, will be obliged to import gram from abroad, for its own subsistence. The Russian Government has, in conse- quenee, thrown open the ports of the Black Sea, the Sea of Azod, and the Danube, for the importation of corn, duty free.

 FRONTIERS OF IFALYt Sept. 1.-The ruraors of {Austrian) troops in the enYirons of Mantua IS daily repeated. The largest camp perhaps ever formed, IS now assem- bled ii the environs; it consists of 90,oo0 men, win :iB0 pieces of cannon. Only regiments of cavalry will be there, partly on account of the scarcity of forage, and partly because the ground ls not favorable for cavalry mannuvres. 1000 soldiers are constantly employed in the fertilization of Verona.

 Paris papers ofthe 31st Sept. amour ced the arrival of our Minister, hfr. Liy- ingston, in that city.

 MEXICO.

 Papers from the City of Mexico to Oct. #2lst, state, that Arista, with his division, had abandoned his position at Guanajuato and was making his way to the South, pur- sued by Gen. Sant' Ana, whose army had been reinforced by 1000 men. under the command of Gen. Mexia. This move ment of Arista would enable the Condueta Eeoarogl to proceed from Kaeatecas 10 Tampico without danger of molestation.

 HAYTI.-The French brig Le Cuiras- sier. was at St. iago de Cuba, Oct. l7tb, having been despatched to Hayti by the French Government, to carry the final de- eision of the King of the French, respect 1 ing the immediate payment of the indemni- ty, ia default of which, il Is said, an expe- dition would be fitted out against the Isl- and. It must puzzle the negroes, NC ina- zine, to gather twenty millions of dollars.