Interesting from Europe.
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A commercial friend has favored us with
file of the Gibraltar Chronicle to the Goth
of January. The paper OF the latest date
contains an extract, under the Paris head of
the 18th, which furnishes some interesting
facts from ST. Petersburgh, which is, at pres
ent, the most interesting place, i'll political
point OF view, in Europe 1t appears by the
annexed details, that the report respecting
the remuneration of Constantine, and access
ion of Nicohlas, is confirmed, though not
without bloodshed. The Manifesto, which
is said to explain the causes which induced
Constantine to renounce the throne in favor
OF his brother, is not given i'll the Gibraltar
papers. We presume, however. that the
principal reason assigned, is the fact of his
having on his marriage with the daughter of
Polish gentleman, signed paper renouncing
all his rightst the throne in favor of his broth
err.


Paris, Jan. 11.---Very unfavorable inteli-
gence arrived at Paris yesterday from st.
Petersburgh. On the 26th ult. the Mani
festo of Nicholas !. was published. 1t ex-
plains clearly, and in detail, the account of
Constantine's renunciation; and the acts
which set it forth, are annexed, at full
length. On the same day, the regiments of
the Guards were to have taken the oath.
| At IL O'Clock in the morning some kept
backward although most of them were rea-
dy. 1t was soon ascertained the Moscow
regiment made difficulties. Two companies
of Grenadiers of that regiment went out of
their barracks with their colors, and pro-
claimed Constantine |. This troop proceed
ed to the Place Isaac, where it was soon
augmented by party of the dregs of the
populace, some soldiers and marines Of the
guards. No other corps took part in the Sc
diton, and it appears that the number of
rebels did not exceed 1000 men. Gen. Mil
oradovitch went to the Place to harange the
rebels; but at that instant man fired pis.
tol at him, and he died few hours after
The Emperor himself appeared unarmed


and endeavored i'll vain to quell the mutny


At length, finding all means fruitless, ant
after having uselessiy explained the circunl.
stances of Constantine's remuneration, hi
was forced to cause troops and cannon t.
come up. The rebels formed themselves
into a square battalion, and had the audacit,
to fire first, but were soon dispersed, ant
pursued in all directions.


The number of killed is computed at 2OC
| At s o'clock order was restored; neverthe


less the troops which remained faithful, (ant
they formed greater part,) bivouacked al
night round the palace. The Grand Duk