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 New- Fork, Feb. go.

 Bv the Packet ship Cambria. Capt. Moore, which>arrivpd yesterday from L"ndon, pa pers have been received at the office of the Daily Advertiser t0the l4th.

 Tine most important intelligence is that oC the defeat of the French Ministers in the chambers. on the Civil List.

 Official intelligence is communicated ofthe disappearance Or the cholera in Sunderland.

 Turkey had actually declared war against Egypt.

 The abors of the court martial on the trial of Col. Brereton, had been brought to sud den close, by the suicide of Col. B.

 FRANCE.

 Defs0t of the French Minister in the Chd0- Ger of Deputies.-On On Thursday, the Chamber of Deputies, at late hour, decided on th" Civil List. to be given to Louis Philippe The Minister has been defeated. He had Ur- ged his friends to vote ffteen millions and even greater sum, but the Chamber deci- dcd on the sum oftwelvc millions of francs. M. Odillon Barrot and the Extreme -Gauchr all voted for this amount. By preliminary vote, in which the numbers were 2SO against the minister, and 157 for him; he perceis ed ,hat he could not carry the civil list that he desired. Thus the Citizen King has "nO sub iects," and has less than half of the civil list o( Charles K.

 At late hour this morning we received by special express the French papers of Thurs day, and the Messenger des Chambers dated yesterday.

 The enormous and unexpected fall of the French funds on Monday, is again ascrihrd to the certain intelligence. that Prussia. Rus aia and Austria. have resolved to refuse the ratification of the Belgian treaty of N"vem- ber., This news. it is asserted, was first re- ceivcd hy sea in London. and forwarded by telegraph to Paris. It is als" added. that tffr British government has pledged itself lo ratI fy the treaty by the l5ll. inst.

 Turkey has formally declared war against the Pacha of Egypt, wh" is said '" be acting in concert with the Cabinet of St. Peters burgh.

 TURKEY AND EGYPT.

 War of the Porte against Egypt.-The Garde NatiOntI dc Marseille gives the follow ing intelligence :- .;

 "A vessel left Constantinople on the 'S0ih Nov. and arrived in our port yesterday. and has brought news Ofihc greatest importance.

 "The Ottoman Porte has declared war with the Viceroy of Egypt. Le M"niteir Oitomane contains this declaration. It is t" be regretted that NDueC cSslinS CVCutnstAu ces France is without a representative at Con- stantinople. A simple Ambassadors secre- tary never can, never will. have the influence of an Ambassador himself Our commerce must be closely allied to the politics of our government on the subject of this serious event. sTte interests of Marstlles in the Le. want are of so much importance that they need prompt and eificacious protection. The conflict betweep Mehamet Ali and the Porte will not be confined to the Egyptian posses sims alone and Syria, which is now, with. out duubt. in the power oflhe Viceroy, will also soon become field of hai,e." This news is. says La Temps. of the histrs. i'm portancr, not only for the trade in the Le- want, but for the present system of European politics. In the slate of suhj"cti"n in which the Porte finds itself Uis-a-vis to Russia. a war against the Pacha of Egypt, could only have been resolved on at the i.rs,igation of the cabinet of St. Petcrsbnrgh. It is the habit of Russia, when she is preparing for some,great expedition, to occupy the Porte. in order that she may not he embarrassed in her projects; she dld SD during the Polish war; and now she sends of an Ottoman ar- my into Egypt. We call the attention ofthe President of the council to this resOlntion.- It is more important than it is generally thought to bc, and proves what are the uhe. riOr intentions of Russia.

 