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the 24th Sept. and has brought dates from that place of the 24th, ard from London of the 23d.

 The following extracts fully confirm the accounts which reached us by the way of uasre. of the more warlikc s,s. pect which affairs between Holland aad Belgium had assumed.-G '. Courier.

 Deoth ofWaler Sf9H.-Wel elearn from Capt. iloldredge and passengers, that a letter was sent on board the ship the day she sailed, for the lady of Judge Scweil, of Quebec, with at endorse ment on the back of it, that Sis Vaiter Scott died oa tie 22d.

 Letters have been received at Paris. from Alexandria, dated the 18th of .Ja- ly, which state that q telegraphic des- patch had been received at that place. announcing the capture of the Turkish camp at Hama, l,y the Egyptians. DEATH OF FERDINAND OF SPAIN.

 London, Saturday evening, Sept. J. intelligence has been received through france to. day of tbe death of the King oi Spain, which tbere is no reason for doebtieg, though some persons have t5 tife Tl,ss Ives iitIetia itots oii tie subject.

 $ E f ls ! i..s91.IFaft9S Or THE UETTas sTUM

 sjE k4IEa a.t1A DON CONFERENCE.

 lof.aens Saturday evening, Sept. 23}.

 cry lai4e xeitement has been pro- aacea li l3ss money market by thcc con. lffaatieH af tli. rnmors respecting the se}te q He King of Holland, though in. Sack, to the general apprehension, it makes tife alternative of var all but inevitable. This Is owing, probably, to the very contracted state of business. and the almost total extinction ofspecn- iative transactions in the fuads. Had similar circumstances occurred year or two back, they could not have -lailed to produce very material fiuctuations.

 The position of Leopold is now one of great difficulty; but as regards this country and France, it is better than fl was a,iew days ago. By taking upon himself to accept the proposals of theI Conference, contrary 10 the declared wishes of his Chambers, and to dismiss ministry acting in accordance with those bodies, he has shown his desire, for peace, and has now direct claim for support on the British and French cabinets. The King of Holland has rejected all overtures for peace, except on his own terms; and if Belgium be abandoned by HIS and France, afier the concessions offered by her King, al the, risk of his own popularity with bis peo pie, the two governments will be guilty not only Of greatmeanness but of great Injustice; and the next thing to be ex~. pected will be dictation to England and France, on matters directly coz eeriing their own honor and safely. by some petty State, acting as the puppet of Russia, Austria or Prussia.-lSuga.

 EXPRESS FROM PAKlS.

 London, Sept. 22, (eselnng.)-An. express from Paris has arrlyed to-day. "i'h letters et Iaufsdas, and every tolng Indicates that France is periecti, ready to second the decision ol the .on- terence by movement agalnsti |: olIasd. should that step be deemed advisable. ] Troops are collected on the frontier next Belgium, and could, its conceiyed. De in Brussels ln a very short ttne.- he luke Of Orleans has left Paris for Brussels, in order, as Us supposed, to convey to Leopold the opinions of the trench Ministry, and to explain the course which IS intended 10 be pursued III the event of the kingof Holland pro- slhg refractory. The late communica- ton fron the iiaguc, which was laid before the ioldoa Conference yester- day, was noi known in Paris, but eye y expectation existed that t would turn out as unsatisfactory as hasreally proved to be the case. 1t is perfectly under- stood, however, that the French troops wIii not move without the concurrence oi the English Ministry. The co.ope- ration of England, by sending a feet lite ss:hs;' Ssss,eidif, is desired by France. but iatng in that, the consent of the Ministry to the march Of the French troops into Belgium, will be deemed sufficient. The funds fell about one per centinp Paris, on Thursday, in con- sequence of tic feeling, that an inter- ference m behalf of Belgium has be- come all but inevitable.

 Don Pedro's Eapcdtfi9n.-There are iioaeeounts from Portugal. Rciuforce- ments 10 aid the cause of Don Pedro were continually departing.

 Hsss hne'les.-A very unhappy state