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dence. )-The government of the U. States is most earnest in soliciting our Ministry for the liquidation of their claims; this debt will amount to five millions of dollars. It will probably be paid in perpetual Rentes, or by inscription, similar to those for the English debt, recognized by the treaty of Oct. 1928.

 The most interesting article in our Gazette is prophecy by Prime Hohenhoe, who pre- diets the immediate destruction of Paris, Ly- ons, Geneva, and four other cities, marked out by the finger of the Lord. These cities are to be destroyed, like Sodom and Gomor- ra, with showers of flaming sulphur; after which they will be restored to happiness un- der the pateinal sway of Charles X. These events are to take place before the purihcation namely, the 2d Feb. Well, but half Ma drd believe in this prediction, and await its fulflment with the greatest anxiety. We have heard an Apostolical of distinction, say that this was great blessing for Spain, as it would be saved the necessity of fitting out ar maments.

 PORTUGAL. of the sickness and death of Don Miguel are renewed. It is un- certain whether they are entitled to any de- gree of consideration. Gallignani's Messen- ger says :-

 A letter of the 31st ult. from Lisbon, ai- nounces that Don Miguel was suffering under violent convulsions, accompanied by vomiting Efforts were made to conceal from the public these facts, which are attributed to poison.

 The Messager des Chambres of Jan. 20th says :-It appears certain that letters and despatches have arrived at Paris, announcing the death of Don Miguel by poison. This news has been confirmed to us to-day from a good source. We wait for the details of this event, the importance of which will render the political affairs of the south of Europe as