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The packet ship Sheffield. at New York brings Liverpool papers to the 9th July.

 A conspiracy to assassinate Louis Phil lippe had been discovered and prevented.

 The Court of Peers have sentenced Re- uerchoa, one of the Lyonese insurgents, to five years imprisonment and fine of 5000 francs, for violent and insulting language towards inc Court. The prisoner declared himself as Republican soldier, and rated his judges in good round terms.

 The affairs of Spain seem adverse to the CarIist cause. The death of Zumalacar- reguy is probably an irreparable blow to them. The siege of Bilboa had been rais- ed, and the besieging force had retreated in great confusion to the mountain fastnesses, where Don Carlos had his head quarters. To handful of British auxiHarles, who were present and aiding in the defence of the town, is ascribed, with the usual boast fitness of the English prints about British prowess, &Jc. the success of the detence.

 The Queen of Spain Is about receiving efficient aid from Franco. The .Moniiear announces, that by virtue of convention signed between the Dukes de Broglie and Frias, on the 18th ull,, the foreign legion is transferred to the service of the Queen of Spain. No stipulation has been made about strengthening the foreign legion by any French recruits. Volunteers howeV- CT would be received and the Prefect of the l Seine advertises for recruits, and announ- ces that the public office of the Military h. tendant has been opened for the purpose of

 

 the necessity of applying elsewhere for leave. There are still some difficulties, however, of a pecuniary nature, which pro- 1 bably will not be surlnounted until tho arri- val of M. Mendizabel, who had, however, intimated to his ambassador that he could not reach Paris. consistently with his other engagements, for eight days to come.

 Two steamboats, with attachments amounting to 900 men, had sailed from Engla1d--to form part of Colonel, now General Evans's command.

 A conspiracy 10 overturn the throne of the Emperor Nicholas was discovered in St Petersburg, i'll the course of the month of May: aud more than sixty persons have been arrested on charge of being engaged in it. Such IS the secrecy with which the proceedings of the Russian Government are conducted, that the news of this affair only reached Paris recently.

 IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA, s. A. We find the subjoined intelligence in the Philadelphia Courier and Inquirer of the Isl inst. Will that country ever get settledl

 Gin. Post. Ertract Qf lsitsr from ths American

 Consul, dafed.

 ST. JOINS, P. R. July IT, 1895. ] The disturbances on the Main continue, and have been of such nature in Colombia that the President and Vice President have left, and arrived at St. Thomas on We'd nesday last. We have hot learned the par ticulars.- Phil. Ex. Books.