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corr cora, and urge to war. n. and aI'd..ll the fauonals, with equal "s deayor to maintain order fsal @ peace. A new turn hss : aHd plsss the negotiations between tSs Issa sAa and the ! { Congress, by the disesa., dis ss.sfe one of the protocols has rss' s.0'tFGI Belgian, Bergen-op-zoou.' 'eess'aia ssS ss'aiaa equal 10 Limberg, which a'u aos. ,dNtl to Holland; but wlieh. ,s Vs eth4E die in i79o, the era fixed fas os tSs'l,ll tocol as that at which the s,., sy 'fep giom is considered as pat,ss' ,'a,e q which 1t is now to be assim;I',' ,S''' 'li Congress, the resources of 'a'''atd .s' ! are represented at the app0a' ue N 44,566,2il tlorins. The ,sisa' cbs@..' .'l expressed, formally, its disaan,ostl ,4'otl the events at Antwerp, and dlbnppl''d blp.p TO to the head of the state tba aas leIe' authority to declare war. Ts eSeas number of the Belgic Monitaa'e a'e tains in its official part, of a sto' lsI'. a| surlet de Chokier to Prince 'pefAl| Fl on whom the Regent calls ato apel' .' storm, and to avert the m;sse s1ay \ which threaten Belgium. and VII ' Enrope.'' Thousands of ns,'.. ,u lS| abandoned Antwerp in desp,ir irs X X land was concentrating her lo,e., @ s conference, however, granted ~, 2 s,ll till the 24th, for the final apspe, 'sl ,l, Beigians. s' U

 In answer 10 a deputaticn of ts., tlenal Association to the Reos~t manding a change of minister. slI, ,Is gent answered, that no Step conll ,i ' ken till after the Both of tha nv " month. The Moniteur Belgic f,T .I 2tst, contains an elaborate and ,Sl, M tiele ill defence of the miuists,, sY'' holding out hopes of anadiustmsaf

 From the Russion Head Ouo,,,. Kleczearo, June l0.-I amundertbs' fnlneeessity ofannouncing to youtbT Imperial Russian Commanderissd, General Field Marshal Count IFpIi Sahalkansky, suddenly died this 1p half past one o'clock, at his heade ters at Kleezewo. Until his sudlsI tack he had beenin perfect heali, on the preceding day had been rem ably cheerful at table, when, at tv clock this morning, he was suddept tackled by a destructive malady Vi bore aaquesiioDable symptoms oirt "a. The violent attacks of sick overeame his powerful constitutors after a painful struggle, and vithn eonposure and traquil resignada closed his brilliant and active cma

 The last account from Wars, dated the l4th, 1t does not contait Information of importance. ThI quarters of the Polish army were at Praga.

 :. ETr55ttie1s f GGts33llicritl Gs3lri d1,dl ? olt. 4th.-SsIhe cholera is very destmI in Gallieia, and is Of a very msEg character, in Brody especially, gh great many peor Jewish families rs for Hitherto most of those who at taeked (nearly 100 persons dalyD l fall victims. h Lembers !!he * is less malignant, yet sometimes are thirty deaths in a day. Of h surgents of Podolia and the Uk who have fed since they were dis ed. several Noblemen are now iHl berg, among them is Coutt Rzev who played d part in the Ukrainc;' has also estates iii Gallicia, he vii tire to them. The Podolian insurg who in their flight entered the cirg Tarnopoi, have been disamed and to the interior.

 "Gcn. Dwernicki was lately atI burg, accompanied by his aid-de-c and an Austrian Captain Of hon his way to Laybacb. ?