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The President, and the Congress and the galle res applauded, by clappng their hands, and cries of Bravo and Long live our King!"

 The Congress next proceeded to name Commis sion of ten Members, including the President, who are to proceed to London to announce his election to the new Monarch.

 London, June 8.-There seems a fatality about the Sovereignty of Belgium. It has been determn ed, 1t seems, with the concurrence of Prince Leo pOld, to refuse the Crown on the terms which the Deputation are alone authorized to offer.

 The five Powers all draw together at present. but we are not without apprehensOns to the consequence of any violent interference with Bel gium or the French Nation. The abandonment of Belgium has been by no means palatabe measure in France. We wish this affair well over

 From the Constitutional

 PORTUGAL-DOn Miguel having allowed the Ahours given him to return answer to the demand of France, to elapse without offering the required satisfaction. Portuguese corvette, coming from Tercera, was captured by the French frigates, and sent to Brest; where the Government has been n formed, by telegraphic despatch received yeser day, she has arrived. The French squadron after wards left the mouth of the Tagus for Tercera in order to take possession of the Portuguese rgates that are blockading that island.

 The English fleet has left the Tagus with the ex- ception of brig and corvette for the protection of British property and subjects.

 Letters received in London announce the capture of Fayas by the Portuguese squadron. St Georges and the island of Pico had been captured previously

 Boiogna May 19.-The Austrian garrison will quit Ancona after the arrival of 10000 Irishmcn who to enter the Pope's army, the Swiss having refused to serve him any longer

 Vienna, May a6.-It is reported that Congress of the Great Powers of Europe is about to be held at laChapelle, to settle the affairs of Belgium and Polnnd.

 A camp of s0,000 men will it is said be formed in the Plain of Wels.-Augsburg Gazeae.

 BLOCKADE OF THE CoAsr OF ALBANA.--The London Gazette of June Eth says.-"It has been notified by the Ottoman Government to his MIajesty's Ambassador at Consantinople, by communication, dated the 24th April last, that the Sublime Porte had given instructions for the establishment of strict blockade of that part of the coast of Albania which lies within the limits of the Pashalick of Scu tar and of all the ports and harbors belonging to the same"