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Nf;cbnel who had arrived at ST, Petersoureh
At the moment Of the tumult, succeeded III
bringing to duty the six companies OF lne
Moscow Regiment, who did not take part ~
the revolt. but had refused to take the oath;
and conducted them to the aid OF his orother.


Cen. Friterichs and Gen. Schenschin were
wounded. The Emperor, who Throughout
the day displayed the most noble charac.er'
reviewed the troops OH the following oay'
fDec. s7.) The marines of the guards man,
ifested the greatest repentance, and ontaiheu
their pardon; but several officers were ar
rested During four hours which were pass
ed in pa,leyiug before it was determined 10
employ force, the number of the rebels aug
meeted very little; and it is most probable
that the greater part were rather misieo
than culpable. ,I


The intelligence of the revolt OF the MOS,
COW Guards at St. Petersburgh continued
and augmented the tendency OF the price OF
stocks, and particularly the three per cents
to a fall.-After the close of the harqnei,
however. the quotation improved, wn'ch IS
more remarkable, as the above intelligence,
which occasioned the decline was then con-
6rmed The Ave per cents. tor money
closed at OFF. 4oc.; for the end OF the month,
off 75c. The three per cents. tor money
closed at 66f, 65c., for the end OF the month";
at 4 o'clock, 66f. $50; at this hour, Got. 7oc.
The Neapoitan funds have experienced
fall. Spanish effects are unvaried.