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Knight on his part refused to surrendere
The matter at present remains in this s;.' ;su
tion, but it is probable that Mr.. Pona va, ID
take'some measures to compel the d.,"I "II
of the manuscripts by Mr. Knight. in hty uh;y
case John Bull may be anus ed with "sa
cond and improved edition Of the loves ~, w.
follies Of Royalty. "i'


The London Morning Chronicle of tho q.
ult, contains the following "extract re W. u.a
ter from Buenos Ayres dated Marrh ,'s' y
1866 .


"This place is very tranquil, and und,.
no apprehensions of civil dissension Tt' .rI
affairs of government are conducted a;M al
great system. The markets are, howeyo"a
much overstocked. The late treaty enter;
into with our government, will dorhtlo'u'
give more confidence to shippers. We hay"
at all events. had the fortune to make ths
first treaty of commerce with them. NJ,
Rodney, the North American Ambassoia.
had powers to the same effect, but his de,,5
prevented it being accomplished, at VIII,
the Americans are not a little sorry.''


The Ottoman troops who were marrb;nr.
for Thessaly, had been suddenly coumsr
manded in consequence of orders from CO.,
stantinople.


Extract of private letter of the 5th Inc.
from Trieste: "Direct intelligence Of III.
18th ult. from Tripolitaa announces the m.
tai defeat of the Egyptian troops, undcrt,
command of ibrahim Pacha The Grcpt,
gained this decisive victory on the 27,b 4,
March. The Egyptian expedition is now
| regarded AS having completely failed. Sew.
eral European officers in the service Of Ibra.
him Pacha, were made prisoners, and in.
mediately conducted to Napoli di Rolnania u