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T million of money ready for disposal towards any expedition against tie usuf- Der. He has also a valuable dia-8 mond mine and other possessions in Bra gil. and the Duchy of Braganza, Ill For tugal. the whole of which he is, we be- lieve, willing to devote to the cause of constitutional monarchy. Arn'aments are making to carry his intentions as to his daughter into effect without comPfo- missing the system of non-lnterVentlon laid down by our government, and It tie doubt is entertained of a favorable result.

 @The reception Of Don Pedro in this country by our Ministers and byj lliiis Ma iesty, has been equally pleasing to him and honorable to the British nation. The King has written to him in the kindest manner, and the government have or dered that he shall be treated with all possible respect and courtesy"

 Etalg.-Ffontiers of Haly, June b. All those who now pass through the i'y- rol and Upper italy will have an oPpor- unity to convince themselves of the great military preparations of Austria. It is affirmed that these preparations are more formidable than than they were in I805 and 1869. If we may believe the re ports that are spread in the ayrol, 70, 900 men are assembled at the frontiers of Switzerland, ard ee,000 in the ipte-

 rior of Tyrel. The public think that

 war is at hand. They forget that Aus

 tria is as much interested as any other State in the maintenance of peace,