rromths Ms.sager des Chambres.
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Fromthe Messager des Chambses.

 Nothing new has occurred in Poland during .tl4el last 70 days. Ii is thought at Warsaw, and the opinion seems toI IFS to be we'll founded, ,that Marshal Die bitch was awaiting the issue Of the eventsin Volhynia,l orderthat he might combine his uiterior operations. 1t Is supposed to be his plan to march on Warsaw with mass of l40,OeO men. He was saidto have directed a consider able body of forces towards Plosl, to cross the Nlstula there, but 1t appears that as yet he has not executed any movement of importance. All Europe is watching with as much sympathy as anxiety, the results of this contest, which Polish bravery has already prolonged so much. The salor and the union ot this eminently warlike people, give still great chances in their favor, in spite ot all numerical superiority of their ene- nly. It does not become foreigners to abandon hope of their success as long as the prave Poles are under arms.

 France.-0n the l6th inst. the ste- dents of the college of Braincon pro- ceeded in a body to the Hotel de Vile, where they destroyed the busts of Louis XVII and Charles \, and then demand ed that an old white flag, that had beer preserved as an historical mcmento should be burnt the next day, which was promised them.

 King Louis Philippe was at Dieppt on Saturday last, where he was received with the greatest eclat. In the after noon his Majesty inspected the citizel soldiers to the amount Of between ant 5000.

 Belgsum.-By the Brusselmaii, whici arrived yesterday, we received the Bel gic papers to the 25th. At Namur ; conflict took place on the 22d between a company of Lancers and a corps o Yolunteers, in consequence Of whicl General Mellinet, who commanded tn, latter, was put under arrest.

 A very violent disturbance had bro ken out between the Volunteers unde tic command Of General Millinet, an l the Lancers garrisoned at Namur. Tn Civic Guard took the part Of the Lar eers, and even q CIV out some cannon f There were 1T persons wounded oil on side and on the other General Miliine was taken and put under the guard ( the Lancerz; some say to protect mir l from the violence of the people, other ill order to get possession of his person Iankey.-C Constantn1opte, apail 25.- Daud Pasha, the rebeliious Governor c Bagdad. has submitted to the Porte. l beland.--County of Clare lG' prisoners takei,.--it is our painful dut, 10 announce that the rect.iess misguided peasaAtry of this distracted county stil continue their lawlcss pursuits, uninflu enced by the admonitions of those i! whom they have been wont to confide and equally uniittinidated by tic terror of the law. On Monday, last, in eonsc quenee of private information receive, by the government, arrangements wer' made for the detection of a numerou 1 band of combinators against the publi quiet, and upwards of a hundred of then have been arrested, with the assistance of the military force stationed in tha county, and are now in confnement.- Dublin pqpef.

 West Qf Misunderstanding to let ters received this morning from Castle bar and Newport Pratt, we regret tC learn that famine is rapidly increasing in this part of Mayo. and working ; dreadful mortality among the people.