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arrived at Nayarina on the 5th. OF NoSem-
Der, and had completed the landing OF the
troops on the 9Th. A part of them were to
march Immediately to reinforce lbrahinn
Pacha at rripolitza-and another corps was
to proceed to Missolonghi.


PARIS, December 10.
DEATH OF THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER.


The following telegraphic despatch was
transmitted from Strasburg to Paris, on Sat
urday afternoon:-


The French Minister at Berlin, to the Pres


dent of the Council:


"The Emperor Of Russia died at Tagan-
rock, after few DAYS indispositon.


"The express which brought this intelll-
gence left Warsaw OH the 9th inst.


"TEe Grand Duke Constantine and Mi
chael had not yet departed from that capital
for St. Petersburg"


His late imperial Majesty was born De-
cember %, 1777, assembled the throne OF
Russia, Marsh 4, 1901, and became King OF
Poland June 9, 1915; on the 9Th. OF October,
1898 he married Elizabeth Alexiewna,
Princess of Baden, but had no issue. The
Empress mother, a Princess of Wirtemberg,
widow of the Emperor Paul /, is still living.
His Miiestv has left three brothers, name
ilv.-l. the Grand Duke Const Antine, born
May s, 1879 and married February &c.
/ 1896. to a Princess Of SAKE Cebourg from
whom he was divorced in 1901. In May OF
the following year he married the Princess
Of I.owiez, but has no issue. 2. The Grand
Duke Nicholas, born July 2,1796, and mar
ried July l3, 1917, to Princess of Prussia,
by whom he had one son and two daughters
g. The Grand Duke Michael, born Febru-
a"v 8, 1898. The late Emperor has also
left two sisters, the one married to the
Hereditary Prince of SAKE Weimar, and the
other to the Prince of Orange.


GREECL-Letters from Greece state,
that as soon as the Greek commander Of
the blockade of the Gulph of Lepanto, learn
ed that the Turco-Es syptian fleet was APP
preaching the coasts of the Morea and
Western Greece, he rallied all the vessels
in those seas, and sailed for the Isle of Ceri.
go, taking care net to approach the Coast oi
the Morea. He thus succeeded i'll joining
the squadron under Miauis


Extract Of a private letter, Of the 4th
instant, from diligence has
lust reached us of the intrepid Miaouli:
having deceived the vigilence OF the 'rurco


Egyptian feet. He left a small part of his


force in sight of the Egyptians, and sailed


with the greater part towards the Gulpt


Of Patras, so that he completely seperatcc


the Captain Pacha from the Egyptians


He was preparing to attack the Turkish


eorccs."


Extract of private letter, Of the 9th inst
: from Vienna:---"We have just learned freu
Trieste that some mercantile houses in thu
place have received intelligence of bril-
lient action fought by the Greeks, on thu
18th. ult near Missoonghi, in which thu
troops of Redschld Plcha, having beel
2 ing taken between two fires, suffered a sig
t nal defeat. The Greek admiral Riiaou
lis. who had received considerable rein
1 forcements, after leaving a squadron OF OBJ
!. servation off Navarino, appeared suddenl
t at the height of Cape Passa, where h
i was, in the presence of the Captain Pacha
/, at the moment when the latter was prepar
!. ing 10 effect a disenbarcation, i'll order I
: reinforce the Turkish arms in Thessaly.
: The steam boat Enterprise has arrived a
4 the Cape Of Good Hope, after passage 0
t seven weeks from England, on her way t
. the East Indies.


] There was an earthquake felt at Geneva
D on the 9Th. of December.


The king of Portugal was confined to tn
. palace of Mafra, on the 29th Nov. b


ulcers on the legs, which threatened hi


life. The Queen is already to ascend tn


throne; and counter revolution is SAID t
4 be the order Of the day.


Extract of private letter Of the 5tl
, instant, from Madrid;-A few days age
: the diligence from hence to bayonne, wa


stopped by highwaymcn at the village c
i'oncarral one league from Madrid.
:, box, containing marriage presents, sent .
J the Queen for Prince Maxamiian OF sake
:, nv and his bride, was stolen. These al
:, :, ticles were most costly, being entirely form
u ed of gold and diamonds. Their value is es
8 timated at three millions OF reals.
: GREAT number of workmen OF every Kin
: are emigrating to France and Portusa
:, from whence they intend to goto Americi
u The government has, in consequence. Of
: dered the Council Of CASTLE to conside
!. whether it is not expedient to put stop
- the emigration.


Ss Letters from Paris mention repor
u that a clerk Of Rothschild, had robbie
; him of 100000 francs. A Paris pape
! says-"We hear that Raymond. late cor
: fdential clerk of Messrs. Rothschild, an
- now imprisoned at Ia Force, is so deep
~ afflicted at his situation, that his intelle'
!. tual faculties seem to be affected.
:, AT the departure of the mail from Hru
y sells a rumour prevailed that one Of II
d hospitals at Mons had been burnt to Il
" ground and that all the patients perishe
On the Sd December the earth suddel
II ly opened in the plain of Leyden, and