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from Liuefpoo}. the iiibernia, we have received our regular files of English papers to the day of sailing The London dates are novlater than : brought by the Ontario.

 By the Hibernia, we have received letter from our Paris correspondent. dated on the 21th, from which we have only time to extract the following:

 By way of Cadiz, there are accounts in Paris from Terceira to the lst inst. Don Pedro's expedition was then em- parked to the number of l5,000 men, and was expected to sail nthe following day. On the arrival of the British schooner which brought the news to Cadiz, two different expresses were Immediately sent off to Madrid.

 Should Spain interfere in the quar- rel, it Is said that Nina, who is now al MarseIAes, and who has been making a,our of observation on the frontier de partments Of the pyrenees, is prepar ed to place himself at the head of the refugees, and to make an irruptior into Span, in support of the constitu- tienal cause.

 One of Bourmont's sons has been ia ken at Gardayna, on the French ter rltory, accompanied by four armed Spanish carabneers, and sent prison CT with his companions to perpignan.

 Sir James Mcdonald, the recently appointed Governor of the ionian isl- ands, died in London on the 29th of June.

 Sir Walter Scott, on the 29th of Jeae, was rather better, but stillvery i'll.

 Scarlet Eeper in Chiii.-The remarks which follow are from correspondent of the Philadelphia National Gazette:

 As the report of the cholera having reached Chili may lead to some errone. ous speculatons on the subject of the cratic movements of this epidemic, and create unnecessary alarm, 1t may be we'll to inform your readers, that ei- ther the editors of the BoIetin de po- payan,' or of the New York Journal @t Commerce, have most sadly misin- xerpreted the word "Scdrlefino,n which means nothing more or less than our common scarlet fever, and not Cholera .Morbus. Your informant was in San tiago, and in Valparaiso, during the months of February and March last when the scarlet fever was prevailing. Many had fallen victims toit, principal 1y children. owing 10 the want of knowl- edge of the disease on the part of the native physicians; the foreign physi- clans established there had lost few or no patients. In those instances where the fever proved most fatal it was ac- co.npanied by putrid sore throat, pc scnllar to the country, which of itsel carries of it's subjects at short notice,