INFORMANT FROM EUROPE.
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 was boarded about sunset on Monday even ing, 5o or 60 miles from the city, by the news schooner Journal of Commerce, bringing Lon don papers to May 18th and Liverpool to tue 17th, both inclusive.-.M r. Jour. Com,

 The victory of Dwernicki, reported bythe previous arrival, is confirmed. It IS however stated from Vienna, that he was afterwaros compelled to take refuge in the Austrian do- minions, and that his troops had given up their arms, not to the Russians, but the Anstrians.

 The Elections. Morning Chronicle of the 10th says, "The majority of mem6ers in favor of Reform is now immense. Inc battle has, on the whole, been noDiy iougat by the people, and they may calculate with confidence on the success of the Bill. :"

 LONDON, May I5.-The returns from Va rious parts of the kingdom, as far as they could be made up yesterday (Saturday) even' ing, gave a majority of more than 140 Tn la vor of the reform bill, and from the aspect of the polls in those places which are still con tested, there can be no question that this ma jority will be still more increased before the termination of the elections.

 The cause of reform has been as strikingly successful in Ireland as in England. It is cal culated that Ireland will return 80 members favorable to the bill. Two reform members have been gained in the city of Dublin.

 

 much more favorable than had been anticipa- ted. MT Jeffrey, the Lord Advocate, has been returned for Perth without opposition. In Aberdeen, the anti-reform member has lost his seat.

 In England, Cornwall has rejected Sir Richard Vyvyan, who cut such ridiculous figure in the debate which preceded the disso- lution. Lord Lowther has withdrawn from Cumberland, county which has been under the influence of the family for 19 years.- Great exultation is manifested in the London papers at the defeat of "Old Bankes" in Dorsetshire.

 A letter from Lord Melbourne to the Lord Mayor of Lcndon, represents that the state Al. .'. N'""'s health is the only reason for the posti3onenent of his visit tc that Metropolis. SIR WALTER orr.,LThe London Court Journal of the latest date says,

 It is with infinite concern that we announce, in contradiction to the newspaper statements, that this distinguished writer and excellent man still latguishesin in avery precarious state. He has had an attack of decided apoplectic tendency. MT Lockhart left town for Ab botsford at the beginning of the week, imme- diately on the receipt of a letter from his la dy, containing the alarming intelligence of her illustrious parents illness. The accounts have been rather more favorable within these few days. Major Scott, we believe, is still in town,

 FRANCE.

 PARIS, May 12.-A letter from Toulon of 7th May gives us the following details:

 hWe hear great deal of ministerial dis patch, which is said to have brought orders for two ships of the line, three frigates, and a brig, to set sail for Portugal. The news, which has spread through the whole city, has caus- ed very great sensation. All the officers of the squadron are eager to go and revenge, on the odious Don Miguel, the insult offered to the French nation in the person of one of it's most respectable citizens. The young despot must feel his throne already totter under him at the news that the French expedition is sal- ing to Lusitania, which this monster has stain- ed with blood. It is feared that the tyrant may accede to all the demands of France, and that his reign may continue, but such a fear can hardly be conceived after the just epithet which the French Ministry has given to the crowned cannibal."

 M. Berand, manager of the Journal called L'Echo Francais, was called before the Se- cond Section of the Court of Assiae, for hay ing, in an article of 18th March last, been guilty of exciting to hatred and contempt ol the Government. M. Berand not having ap. Peared, was condemned by default to si, months imprisonment, and a fine of {, ,OO( francs.

 Our letters from Algiers of the soth April gives us the following detals:-Captains are going to be sent to command the companie. of the auxiliary battalions; these battalion. amount together to 5000 men.

 PARIS, May 13.-The news from Italy ar rived yesterday IS, that the Austrians are about to evacuate Ancona.

 BELGIUM.

 LONDON, May 12.-The Belgic journals as sure us that there is no truth in the report o Prince Lsopold's refusal to accept of the Grown. On the 2d inst the Deputies had ar interview with him, and still hold out to thei, countrymen strong probabilities that he would accept of their propositions.

 LONDON, May 16.-We received last nigh, Brussels papers to the 14th May. They speak with something like confidence of the accep. tance of the Throne of Belgium by Prince Leopold.

 BRUSSELS, May 11.-Numerous and strong detachments patrolled the streets last night, put every thing was perfectly tranquil.

 At this moment it is announced, in all uuar. ters, that Prince Leopold has accepted the crown of Belgium.

 BRUSSELS, May 13.-Numerous patrols traversed the streets last night; the cavalry and artillery were under arms, but there wa: nothing to create apprehension. Itis reported that MT Labean, Minister of Foreign Af fairs. set out yesterday for London.

 The Courier de la Moselle, of the 1atf inst, contains the following: "The garrison O Luxenburg has made during the night of the 9th and 9th, an incursion into the commune. surrounding this fortress, disarmed the civic guard, particularly the Eich, after having drunk and split several tons of wine. They also carried off the mayor, and caused seriou: losses where they appeared, A reinforce. msnt has just arrived at Luxemburg of l2ot or 1900 men.