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and roughly treated. It is even said that
IN these collisions which preceded The
eight or ten soldiers were wounded. But two
or three shots, have, however, been fired to-day,
and il is not said that they have hurt anybody Ii
is, indeed, fortunate, that day that commenced so
loss of lite. The political Chief iu order TO restore
to the capital Its usual aspect, and prevent alarm
from spreading, fastened to publish a baado in
every part OF the capital ordering, on severe penal
ties, all the shops to be opened within four hours
such as would not obey the bando were to be con-
sdered and prosecuted as accomplices Of the
rebellion attempted against the execution of the
laws passed by the Cortes, and sanctioned by the
Crown" II would appear that this resistance
to the new system of taxation had been but
pretext Such cries as "Viva la Regna." SYLVIA la
Constitution !" "Mueran los tlranos!" were alone
uttered, and "Viva Espartero" was distinctly heard
IN some parts AT half past two the numerous and
compact groups that thronged the Puerta del Sol
began to disperse. Some shops, and especially the
coffee houses, were opened, but most OF the shops
continued closed, despite the aforesaid severe bando
The suburbs and lower quarters (Barios bajos)
were comparatively quieter than the more popuous
quarters, butthe presence Of very large detachments
OF troops had attracted an extraordinary crowd to-
wards the Puerta del Sol. AT half past four the
groups had disappeared bul the troops were still
under arms. The people have where appeared
in arms


Nine P. M.-The capital is still quiet; patroles
denotes
attempted riot is likely to be attended with serious
consequences, or to be renewed. large number
OF arrests have been effected.


Madrid JournalsAot the 10Th instant state that
were re-opened. A court martial, appointed by the
captain general, has tried the persons arrested at
the riot OF the 18th. Only man, who had killed
an officer by stabsing him with poinard, was con-
demned to death. Several others were sentenced
to the preside The Heraldo announces that the re-
slgnatlon OF General Concha has been accepted,
and that he is replaced by General Breton from the
same command in Arragon; General Manso, who
was conlmandant IN Old CASTLE, is removed in the
same capacity to Saragossa. The TEMPO pretends
that seventy-eight persons were arrested, having
amongst them some OF the greatest tradesmen, who
refused to open their shops The persons involved
force, at the moment when the officer was about to
conduct them to the guard house but they were at
forwards retaken by the troops.


1t Is also stated that two persons entered the sta
bic where Cordeva's horses were kept, and offered
1000 dollars to servant, provided he succeeded in
assasslnating the General. The servant, according
to the same account, Indignantly refused, and
Knocked down the man who made the offer. The
other escaped. Alwas quiet on the 18th.


Switzerland.


The Swiss Diet closed on the 22d. The President
in his address, stated that the Diet had done all that
was possible under existing circumstances, but that
much still remained for the Diet. In the meantime,
he recommended harmony and good will among
the States of the Confederation.


Russia.


Our advlces from ST. Petersburg are TO Aug. 2l.
1t is very rare that Gazette has teemed with so
much information as Of late, for our Government,
as general rule, does not like to have its actions,
whether good or bad, made public. The informa-
on in question is chiefly relative to the campaign In
Caucasus but although 1t occupies much space, and
ls interesting enough IN its way, and that is-that
Count WoronZow had followed the mountaineers,
had had several affairs with them, all of which he
was successful, and that finally he succeeded after
some severe combats, fought with desperate courage
on both sides, in capturing the village of Dargo the
residence OF Imam Schannil, chief of all the Mo-
hammedan tribes OF the Caucasus and of the Da-
ghestan. A detail of the military operations by
which this was effected could not be made ntelligi
bic without a map


The Emperor lately issued an ordinance, ordering
small portions of land to be awarded to poor Jews
willing to occupy themselves in agricultural labor;
but the rascally subordinates of the. government
have contrived to make this decree of none effect
Yet such is the dreadful slavery In which the poor
Jews live, that they dare not complain; for though
the Emperor would instantly see Justice done them,
they would become victims to the cruelty of his
subordinates.


A ukase has been issued, adding so per cent on all
exports from countries which do not admit Russian
products on the footing of the most favored nation
Some OF the continental countries will suffer
ly by this-France especially.


An expedition has lately been, made TO Delly
ny Marshal snd Bagea at b.r the head "





most favorable of which the French can boast, for,
on the appearance Of the troops, the
people, made submission. Abd-el.Kake has re-
treated into the interior, but he is still as far from
being conquered as he was years ago. Marshal
Bugeaud s now on his way TO France on leave OF
absence, and some people say that he will not return
to Algiers, Marshal Sout intending to resign, and
Bugeaud being destined to succeed hun in the Mi
nistry of War. All can say is that if Sout should
resign. ne will exhibit piece of selidenlal for
which the people are not at all prepared TO give him
credit tor the Atst,e epee, as ne is called, has
give up his place but with his life Bu-
geaud is just now being soundly drubbed by the
opposition press for having issued plan of mill
tary colonization, which said system Of COLOMBIA
ton has long been one OF his favorite projects 1t
consists IN allowing we-conducted soldiers, having
still three years of service to PERFORM to quit the
army TO get married, and settle Agers, receiving
certain portion of land, house, and pecuniary
absolutely theirs. II does appear that the plan
has received the definitlve sanction of the home
functionaries, tor the Marshal only says that he has


reason TO believe 1t will be approved;' but never
heless, on his own authority, he has ordered to be
carried into execution. For this stretch of power,
the opposition press accuse him of being mad, or at
least OF wifu defiance OF the Government and the
Chambers; but. from the remarks of the Journal des
Debafs and other Ministerial organs, it seems that
the government does not take the same view of the
matter What the final result will be will be known
after Bugeaud's conference with the Ministers.





CAPTURE OF PIRATE SLAvER-There has been
on the west coast OF Africa, most gallant and suc
cessfu engagement between the boats of one of her
Majesty's ships, and large pirate SLAYER cores
pondent at st. Thomass furnishes the following in
erestlng particulars.


The boats engaged in the affair belonged to the
Pantaloon, 10, sloop, Commander, Edmund Wilson
The prize is remarkably fine vessel of about 400
tons, polacre rugged, with immense sails She is of
great celebrity the coast is armed with four IL
Founders, and had a mixed crew, composed chiefly
OF Spanlards, amounting to about So; and was
equipped for any vilainous service, whether slave
dealing or piracy


The Pantaloon had been bafed in her chase of
this VESSEL supposed to be SLAYER, for two or three
days, and it appears from what our correspondent has
stated, the pirate after leading the Pantaloon away
to st. Thomas, and out-sailing her, doubled on the
was too old an officer the coast to be taken in.
and on the morning of the 26th of May the sloop
and the stranger caught sight Of each other, about