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MouNT LEB.Non-Ths American Mission broken sp.--The Sublime Porte appointed some time since a Cornmis soner named Chekeeb Efendi for the pa. ciicatiun of Mount Lebanon, where bloody civil war had beenragine between Ihe Druses and Maj oniies. By a letter from Syria of Oct l0th. which we find in tn. New York Observer, It appears Ina, the new funtionary has entered upon hrs duties with strong hand. Says the leiier,-

 Soon aftei landing he summoned a meeting of the consuls geirra and inquired fl their respective Am. bassadors tad written to them and forbidden their

 further indifference in the business thus inrused 10 him. Tmy answered that they had. "'Then. gen tlemen. Ilrust that you will act accordingly" and the conference was finished. Having thus disposed of the coisus, the commissioner next orders every Frank, without exception, To leave the mountains within en days, and each consul accordingly re- qures i those under his proectiont to obey the sum

 mona if refuees he foreits his claim to pro. teclioi. The reason Chekeeb Efrndi gives for thia meas,re is the mposs'bility of defending them from harm should they remain in the mountains, and an. orgsiized opposition should arlse in consequence o his measures, one of which was understood be the disarniing of the mounaineers.

 | This order, however, finds many uspreI,ared foI thi, step. The French have large and expensive | sk factories in the mountains, and the owner o | of them al least has refused to cone down tho some of h's European workmen have. The Jesuiti

 have had 10 laye their schools, and the missionarei of your American Board who had taken up iheIr per. manent residence in Aberk, have also obeyed the 'nmmons. Their schools are disbanded, most o their goods have been left, and one of them wa compelled to leave new ard comfortable house hs had just finished, and would this have occupied But the tenth day found them all in Berout where their schools are still open 10 their operallohs, m touched by these changes. Chekeeb Efendi at frs guaranteed the safety of property that might have te be Jeff, and now he neany seeks to withdraw h'' guaranty.

 The latest news is that the Druze Sheikhs have refused to meet him. Some are fleeing io the iiao uran. No Fellah who owns mule or donkey darei to show his face, for government is pressing all | can lay hands on to carry up grain and stores io' the troops. Such is the situation Ofpoor distracted Lebanon. What Ibe result wi be no one ventures to preict. But let he church rejoice that her Lore and Head s here supreme in all these movements and that he has decreed such results as from eterniI, he kmew would be for his own glory.