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the N. |. Daily Advertiser, says:

 "'fhe prospects of a general war in Europe l conceive to be more and more alarming. And why? Because the periid5 of the Northern Powers is be- coming known, and when fully known tothe people of France and EngiaE.d, ii will he impossible for the rulers of these countries to refuse the calls 10 arms to punish those despoilers of the rights of man sEhe;:.. sse!f;;;ss!! stc-ssscs,aa t .lh the wishes of their people, if made by England and France, would be follow sd by revolutions in both countries; hence, war has become a matter of ne cessity, if not of choice. It will, indeed, be necessary, to insure the quietude of these two countries. Again: England and France are in the employment of measures against Holland, which will not only be injurious to the commercial lad other interests of that nation, but m the end will prove the destruction oi some of the great measures of policy adopted by the Northern Cabinets. .-- And can these Cabinets tamely permi, Inc occuPancy by Frenchtroops of Ant werp and its Citadel, upon which these troops are now marching with aIIthe ar. aor of gallant nation? No! Russia, 'fes' from the smoking ruins of Praga, Wltllher banners stained with the blood oll Inc gallant Poles, will give bis sswhis. kered pandonrs and his fierce huzzas'' b the ferees of Austria and Prussia, ana thus leagned, oppression will rush 10 the contest. War, conceive to be inevitable. , Y @

 The citizens of Galena have had a meeting, to enquire ipto the truth oI several reports of the hostile disposition q the Indians in the Mining district o1 country, which had been published in newspaper at that place, and exten- .l slse'y copied throughout the papers o' ssa Union. The Comaitfee appcsafed 'ol snat purpose made < re port to an ad. burned meeting, ,io phich they deny the ssaeo ol my sQeh assestj lions. and ;li3irna 