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ral of Artillery, from whose statements the foregoing memoir of Mehemet Ali is chiefly complied.

 Ibrahim PdchG, aforementioned, is descri- bed as being of very short stature, and {" fat as London aldermah," with cOuntenance rather vulgar, but a very expressive eye, and heard that gives him quite venerable look. His shrew dness and sagacity are acknOwled- gpd by all who have any dealings with him. and were matters of astOnishment to the French Gen. MaisOn, the present command CT in the MOrea. He is known to be brave and resolute. as well as adroit and discrimi mating. During the recent conference with Gen. M. says late private letter from Nav arine received at Lyons, Ibrahim spoke mo- thing but Arabic and after entering into the subject of the evacuation of the MOrea, he said, in iocular tone, that as they were a greed upon the principal points, it was unne- cessaay to discuss the details. He added that he felt much pleasure iusfnding himself with Frenchmen, and in being enabled to hob and mob with them in the Parisian style. When lbrahim retired, he shook hands with some of the officers, and saluted the others in the most polite and gracious manner.