SEVEN BAYS LATER sAo. EUROPE.
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on the 94th June from Liverpool.

 The Corporation Reform Bill was Still uD- der discussion. and had been for about two weeks. The London Morning Herald Of the 9Sd says :--The committee prOceedrd nO farther than the sixth clause, and it will he observed that 60 far the measure has proceed ed, moi M ithout opposition. but without the ac- complishment of any change im the measure as brought forward by his Majesty's Ministers.

 The accounts from Spain are as usual con tradictory. but it appears pretty evident that D"n Carlos Is gaining strength. certain it is that he is advancing with his army and had appeared before Bilboa. aa s+.

 William CObbeit, M. P. for Oldham. died at his farm in Surrey on the 18th of June, aged 7S. "A new writ was ordered for the election Of his successOr on the 2gd. A prOiracted debate arose incidentally on the a9d upon the presentation of a petition from Birmingham. me prayer of which was that Catholic members Of the house might be excluded from legislation on ecclesiastical matters. The speakers were Sir Robert h. glis, Mir. Shel and Mr.. O'C Connell. The de- bate was adjourned without any motion hay 1 ing heen offered. '-@'5 a' "# The enlistments for Spain were still going on with great activity and success. A very warmly contested election at Ips- wich had resulted against the Conservatives, and in the choice of two supporters of the I present ministry. t 7a'a sl s

 The marriage ofthe Duke of Orleans with a Princess of WiYtemberg seems decided.-- The Emperor of Russia, uncle to the Prin- cess. had consented, and the Duke was about leaving Paris for Swiizerland. there 10 meet the Queen of Niriemburg and her daughter.

 e A report prevailed iR Brassels that the agents of Don Carlos were busy raising troops in Belgium, which were to he conveyed first to EngI.nd, and thence to Spain. A Royal I Ordinance, conyOkjng inc chambers on the 4th of August. appeared in the Mo0itsur of Sat- nrday. a7.s >> >ssS.@' ,e.oFH |e7 les

 -'Thenews from Parisis without importance. The trial of the process monstre was siill in lprogress. hut had lost it's interest. Tine Chamber of Deputies had adjouraed. sine die.

 And it. was expected thai the Chamber of

 Peers would adjourn over to, December as soon as the trial should be ,cOncladed.

 3.s We see nothing said relative to the Ameri- can Indemnity bill in the French papers.

 Fron, Havana.-A single Diario Mercantil has been received at Philadelphia, of the l7th inst. It contains nn particular account, says

 the Philadelphia Gazette, Of the insure ctiotl

 which took place among the blacks at that

 port on Sunday the l2th of J uiy. hut publish tDf SeUtruCc @tbu U6CfSG tbI tUG 2ulttOTWIeS, ny whom six of the ring-leaders were tried

 and convicted. The sentence was that the

 parties he shot in the back. and that their

 heads be cut off, aod exposed to public view, at d number of the most p,hc places, all oi which was carried into, effect on the 18th ul

 the month-N. Y DaRn ddpersiser. ''#'f.@ ] 1-.z T from fhe Nafchez CoMriPr, July 10.

 More nesos from d4adison, I7inda and Earren. 1 "A ges'sleHinn from above brings Us the fol- l""ing news :--Whie at Spring Iiil on the 9th. from IS to 20 gentleman fnde n2 from Madison c0hDty. They, stated that they had hung at I4isingst"D several nrgr0es, and two l Wbiie men. ColtOn,aBd Saunders, both steam doctors and occasionally preachers. They 1 had obtained from Cotton list of about Rfty 1 white men,. who were concerned in the con- spiracy to excite the negroes to rebpIIinn, foufteen of whom they had already caught. and had them in chains at Vernon and Liv- ingston. They had but few minutes previ- ous caught another named Rawson, and said they were near four others that they meant to have before morning. The next morning | our informant went to Squire sSharhey's, where a number had assembled. Squire S. said that the Madison men should not take the prisoners out Ofthe county---a .disagree- ment was the result, and they were discharg- cHs H'S Satuc COWpaDy caught ana CODnneO a man by tine name of BlackInan. .4.s- ' From the Circinnati Hhig, ef23d July.

 "A gentleman of responsibility in this city, has to-day received a letter from Madison. (Mississippi,) which states that eighteen more of the gambling crew have been taken. after n severe chase, Gin which some of the pursu- ing party were killed) and were waitieg exe- cution under the same laws as those put in force at Vicksburg" a'I ta.sl 4ga ae

 Terds.-The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th iast.. says :--" Capt. Moore, of the schooner Shenandoah, in "a short run from Brazoria. reports that the Texonians had seiz- ed npon their fort at Annuhuac, garrisoned ny one hundred men, whom they captured and sent I" San Felippe. portion of the public thought this step was pushing matters tO extremities, and ane as uncailed for, bat sli were determiHed to snainiain their just rights should they be assailed blythe Mexican powers" ls9a e.,s - ss <, -.a.s .e Salt and Line.-Tt is recommended bv writers On the subject. tO sow Salt and Lime over ground infested ny Slngs,, Snails. Grubs. and other insects of their character. Lime

 when spread over soil in n hot or caussic state. it is stated. will destroy insects and their lar ye or eggs. When it becomes stacked and is held in solution by water. it is readily taken up ny plants as food, and forms constituent part of them. :" Tt is astonishing v savs a