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the master Of the steamer that 5000 men had joined them, and their army now amounts to about 1000 men,"

 FGln.Outk, lssA July, 1885," The Bir- mingham steamer, Capt. Beaztey, arrived here last evening, having on board M. Men

 dizabeI, who brought dispatches from Lagos, and set off immediately for London. She

 brings intelligence that the squadron under the command of Admiral Napier, three fiigates and a corvette, brig and schooner, sailed from Lagos Bay 2d inst. and the foI-

 lowing day came in sight of the M'guette

 fleet nine sail; then calm. On FrIday'

 breeze spriDging up, bore down upon them' and aiter a severe action succeeded in captur- ing the AdmiraIs ship, Don JOhn, 74 guns. the Da Rainha, "A; large store ship, S2 guns the Princess Real, frigate, and cor Vette, which were all carried into Lagos, where they are immediately to be retitted, for the service of her Majesty, Donna Maria. Officers killed-Capt. George, Of the Pedro, Admiral's flag ship, Captain Goblet of the Donna Maria; Lieut.. Miller, marines; the master of the Rainha Da Portugal, and Lieut.. WOOlridge, Flag Lieut.. severely wounded; since dead. WOunded-Capt. Napier, jun. Capt. Reeves, Lieut.. Edmonds, and Captain VancellO, of marines, all severely. The loss on the part of the Miguelites was very great.

 The Tagus is blockaded. The number of troops which had declared for the Queen at Algarye, is from 5000 to 1000 meu, and makes the force DOW under COmpte Villa Flor about 10000"

 Turkey.--The St. Petersburgh Journal of July Sd, announces advices from Constant. nople, of the continued retreat of the Egyp- tians. Ihrahim Pacha's vanguard was Op the other side Of Koniah. Captain Baran. Van Lieven and Colonel Hafiz, who went as Com missioners to Ibrahim's campt to witness the retreat of the Egyptian army, had been fur nished with an open letter from the Grand Vizier to the Turkish civil and military au- thorities tn the provinces through which they were to pass.