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kcrom the NeW-YOEk DaiIy Advertiser, Aug. 25.J

 Conspiracy of Emgland- Settlement of Bet. giGa q0aiss- Death of Aych Duke Constant;ne.

 Byth ship Mary Howland, Captain Akin. which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th of July,hays received London papers to the lSth.

 A very dangerous conspiracy had been dis covered among some Polish officers and the numerous Russian prisoners in Warsaw, in time to prevent any i'll effects.

 v The Archdnke Constantine had lately died, and, d,.according to common belief. by his own hands.

 The Belgian question appears to be 6nally settled, by n second vote in favor of Prince Leopold.

 The Ministers have announced their inten. ton ofgoing through with the English re- form bill previously to the discussion on the Irish and Scotch bills. sa

 MT. Stanley has withdr avn the clause in his Irish bill, for pnnishing with transportat any person 4qnnd in the possession of unreg- istered arms.

 1t was rumored that the cSd of Sent. was fixed for the coronation Of their Maiesties.

 It had been announced by Lord Althorp. that the duty on steam boats would be aban- doned. f4

 From the london Morning Chronicle ef Jnly Ioth.

 The intelligence brought yesterday from Hamburgh is interesting. Gen. Hurtig, Gen. Satacki Col. Sthpecki, the Russian Cham. 6erlain, Faiishawe, M. Lessel, and Madame, bazanon, Russian lady, are arrested, charg- ca wNn conspiracy to. arm the Russian pris- 0ners, to make diversion, and rerhaps' de- liver Warsaw int0 the hands of the enemy. ID ease ct an attack. The escape of Rudiger ls attrlluted to the treachery of Gen. Jau. kowski, who is implicated in the above con. splracy. Gen. Hurtlg was in regular corr.s poldence with aRussian, Colonel Rrendigre. siding at Leinberg, in Gallicia, and one Inix de Leo. formerly an officer in the Polish ar- my. was the agent between them. Three millions Of hOrins wera discovered at thef house of Lessel; and it would appear from the papers found tn nossesson of The conspi- rators. that nt Ostf0lenka the Russians were put in possession 0f the whole of Skrzynecki,s plans. The plot if not detected, might have been productive of most disastrous results to the Poles. One part of it was to arm the Russian prisoners from the arsenal to destroy the bridge of Praga, and thus cut off inc troops stationed there from the relief of The Capital while the Russians were to eross the vlstuias at Flock or Dohrxga; and enter Warsaw. n the absence of the troons.

 Vnere ss still uncertainty as fo the opera- tons of Gielgud and Chlap0wski. If inc Frusslan accounts are to De believed, they k The cholera has made its appea rsn.. |, =. Petcfshurgh. though 1t is said hitherto to have assumed mild form. Tho death of ErsrS Duke Constantine has taken place at Witts- pek. RumOr as usual in Russia, is busy in accounting for his death.

 Prince Leopold is now King of Ghe Bolgians. Ailer nine days discussion, division took

 