From the N. '. Journsl of Commerce. 7,h Inst. ONE nAYI IAnER FROM EIIROPE
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We are under obligations to Capt Luce, of ihe ship Republic, arrived Saturday fFUnI Liverpool, for Liverpool papers of h" s'h' and London Of the evening Of the 9th.

 In the House of Commons, on the 7,h, the Chan ceor of the Exchequer fixed the 10th ult. for the discussion he sugar dules declaring that govern ment still adhered to it's classification.

 The vessels seen ihe Mediterranean, and sup posed to be piraical, by the Spanish vessel which put back to CadIz short time since, are reported to be three Portuguese revenue cruisers

 The Russian journal gives the details oi u volcanic eruption which took place as long ago as June llih of last year, far from Schemakha situated in the Black Sen. About six the morning the volcano all at once sent forh with greht noise quantity of burning mpiter, lmpregnaied win naphlna The eruption lasted three quarters oi an hour and not less than four openings were iorme" m the moun- Ian From one of them quantity of muddy water seen 10 issue and below il was spring of clear water, o' brackish taste. which at present contI- nues to flow down the plain. The crateTs are now longer visible but in their place are seen two it tie hills of a conical form.

 From the London Times of March Eth.

 SwITZERLAND.-Onr accounts from Switzerland come down 10 the l2ih inst. inclusive. The Diet on that day divided the qustion 'lh,i the Jesuiis be expelled from the Conlederation, when the numbers stood thus-for rhe expulsion, ID cantons and hall contons; agansi it, 5canions anu haif can.ons Two cantons (St. Gall and Geneya) declined vot- ing but recommended that the cantons m winch the Jcsus had established themselves should be called upon to them

 This decis on leaves the matter unsettled, for a majority consisting o at least l2 cantons is necessa- " render valid an, voie. The consequences may therefore be regarded menacng, although VIC learn from private letters that ihe Jesuie ihen- selves intended voluntarily withdrawing ham the States ol the confederation. ''As, however, says our respondeni, "nne half of the are mad for the nopen, should not be surprised if the free corps wereagam to take the feld." IL is evi dent from whai precedes that the canIons which de. sire keep ile Jesuls have not tine majority, and they cannot hpe to ubiain il; for even if St. Gall and Geneva sbuld at last iuciine to that side, an equality of v"ts only could be the result IL is pro babie, on he cnIrary that he cantons which desire to see the Jesuts expelled by the Diet w,ll in the end gain ihe awantage. The public mind is so vio' lenl, agitate,ht present in Switzerland, and par tcularly in ihecantons of St. Gall and Geneva that it is difficult tomagine that the Grand Councils of these canlons, which have given the instructions thai have been justoowed, shall not find themselves forced to act. But ii will be sufficient for o these states oin those desirous ofthe general ex pusion of the oder give the latter the majority in the Diet.