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 The packet Ship Sheffield, at New Fork from Liverpool, brings London papers to the 7th and Liverpool to the Sth July, both inclusive.

 On the subject of our claims on France, the London Courier contains the following parapraph:-

 .4mericoe Clainas on France adjusted.- Our readers will recolIect, that under Napoleon's ridiculous Berlin and NlilaH Deerees, several vessels, the property of subjects of the United States, were seized, by the French, and burnt, or condemned as prizes, between the years 1906 and 1872. For these outrages the American Government. through n:f. Warden, its Consul Geraral in France. demanded reparation of the French Go yernmcnt, but, notwithstanding the en- ergetic perseverance, of Mir. Warden. Napoleon protractcd the negotiation un- til his own downfall. The application was renewed on the accession of Louis XVIII. and continued to be pressed on the Government of Charles F. and agained renewed under that Of Louis Phillpe. This long pending negotia- ton has at length been brought to a close. The French Government has agreed to pay as an indemnity to the subjects of the United States. for their soos of property above mentioned. 25. Uo0,o00 francs, exactly one million sfer. ling. The original sum claimed was e0 U00,oO0 francs, f2, 100000 sterling

 Letters received in London on Gih Juif' from Various parts of the Contin- ent, are full of remarks on the formida. Die m military attitude of Austria and Prussia, which on the most moderate ,afl caalcuiatlo0, amounts together to about 4Vt'so00 men, all armed and equip ped ready to take the field immediatelr " hat the policy of the Foreign Cab;. nets Is, short time must develope. Some :, of the English journalists from tiiis augur an approaching conyulsion.

 In France all was tranquil: from inc movements of the Duchess de Rerri some of the European Journalists infer u that an effort may be made by the Car lists to place the Duke of Bordeaux on the french throne. A London paner of the 9th July says

 it Was stated on Change, that new com Tor France has been shown about. bearing on one side the portrait of the Duke de Bordeaux, and on inc other the teaSr de Igs. We have not seen any ot them, but We hear it is a silver coi1 oithe value olive francs, and that con. siderable quantities have been sent to LaYendee, and other parts of France ,,

 Letters from Vienne, of the l9lb nlt state that the two Grand Russian Dukes have received orders to leave the Head. quarters of the Russian army, owjng to some misunderstanding having taken place. '''N9'' :. Ky telegraphic despatch received :s ID france We learn that the Emperor off lNussia has been wounded in an attemnt lo assasslnate sil him, and is gone to Mos. cow. This was announced in Frarea ooy papers stuck up in the streets, but m further is known. '' "o

 ealqis, J,1ly 2.-This town is at this moment lh.the greatest confusion. and l nothing for the last two hours has bean heard but the drums beating to arms. l 'ne word ot command from tie military or the exulting shouts of tbe 1 ] eepalace Q ,'i from every quarter. The cause a ,l ''ns great tamalt il appears. is. ths. i general diseontent of the workina ,5as 'es at the present extraordinary h;ab liaI 2 prlee e, oi eorn' which they attribute pria 1s' .,paa1y Iapaaf to the monopoly of few rich hood. "" anu heighbor r.a.s, nass'a ss :, and Polond-The aceoun,s ! rom the theatre of war are of a erati. | 3 }lng l nature. a !! The iosurrection ia the the ''s provinces is extend;na s's', 2. great rapidity. Eithuania and Ss ho hogl'ia will soon be able 10 establishl sieiF ieiFIndependence and to sonI n ,1