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Latest from Europe.


The ship George Clinton has arrived at
New York from liverpool, bringing Lon
don papers to the evening of the goth Aug.
and Liverpool papers and prices current OF
the 9th.


The Liverpool market was in much the
same state as before. No new failures had
taken place.


The British Parliament assembled on the
25th, and was further porogued to the 1st
November.


A new lthosraphic invention is announc-
ed at Brussels, by which the French papers
are to be copied and reprinted within two
hours after the arrival of the Mail.


1t is reported that the Archiuchess Maria
Louisa, widow IF Bonaparte, has been mar
ricd to the Count Nieppcrg, who is to be
raised to the dignity Of !. Prince.
1t is stated that the British government is
opposed to the proposed expedition of Lord
Cochrane TO Greece, which WAS started by
>he holders of the Greek loan.
The Cotton Spinucrs Of Manchester have
reduced the price OF their warns. In high
numbers, the reduction is IS to rs pound.


The cultivation Of silk in Egypt is going on
upon an extensive scale.


| A conspiracy has been discovered at Ma
poll, headed By Turk attired in the Eu-
ropean costume, vito professed great inter
est in the cause OF the Greeks.-fIe raised
troops, aa1 had in his corps Is other Turks.
Their plan was to spike the cannon at Ma
poll as the Turks advanced, After being
put to the torture, the traitor made a full
confession, and WAS burnt alive.
| he ~ ~, t,,J
up arms in expectation of new French
army crossing the Pyrenese. The Etoile
states chat new French army is about to
enter Spain--20O0 to occupy the Basque
provinces, 1000 to be stationed in Arragen,
and 1000 in Madrid,


PARIS, August "a.
/ The Moniteur contains II long decree OF
King Ferdinand, supprass,ng all the militia
rv and permanent Executive Commissions
which were established in all the capital
towns OF the Kingdom, and the Baleria
Islands, BY the decree Of Jan. 1924.
/ General Miranda, who distinguished him
self in dispensing the troops Of Rego, is 4p-
pontcd second in command Of the island OF
Cuba.


LONDON, Aug. g.
Mr.. Owen, since his return to Britain, has
publshe one Of his American lectures in
the Glasgow Chronicle. He denies that the
people of the United States enjoy real lib
crtY; and reverence for Christi.nit he calls
"thc despotism of weak minds" rhs sort
OF cant is much older than Mr.. Owen.
Hamburger papers received IN Friday, to
the 18th, and Dutch to the 10Th inst bring
variety OF miscellaneous Intelligence. Uu-
der date of Hanover, Aug. 10, we hnd an
account ot a remarkable earthquake which
occurred in that city. On the goth Juv,
at in the afternoon, the earth sunk in and
left large opening in the district of Barlis,
IN Germany; it is 100 feet in diameter AMI
continues to enlarge. II cannot be seen how
aeeP II Is: Dat stones beng thrown in, noise
is heard after the laps ofa minute, and some
sounds as if they had fallen into water.


1t IS stated in a Brussels paper, that a
Russian gentleman, Who has for the las,
: eight wears been endcayouring to discover
the PHILOSOPHERS stone, after variety oi
Experiment, has succeeded in finding ga
metal as polished as steel. and as flexible
AS gold" lie has made a present of somt
articles manufactured from it to the Crane
Duke Constantine, which are said to be very
beautiful.


Liars IN Polnnd.-In the four years that have
elapsed since 1921, l55, $40 lawsuits have beer
terminated in the civil trbuAals of that kingdom
In the same time 1912 sentences have beer
] passed in the courts Of criminal Justice.
: Rome, July 1.-THE Pope having beer
/. informed that there lived in the environs O
7 Perouse man l19 years old, gave orders tt
! the Archbishop of that diocess to visit him
t and afford HIM some assistance, as he wa
7 destitute of means of existence. This re
: spectacle prelate accordingly repaired to hi
$ place of abode, where he found the poo
r wretch stretchedupon the iloor slightly COY
: cred with straw His name, it appears, i
4 Hypolie Joseph Bindo, and he is, in fact, il!
:. years and half old, as attested by the re
gister of his parish, and some papers foun,
: in his trunk. This man, in the raitlst of thu
. most profound misery, still preserves ali tn,
!. gaty of his youth; has a fiorid countenance
}, and his sight and hearing are perfect. Fl,
: Is excessively fond of chatting over glas
;. OF wine. He entered into conversation witt
K the prelate without restraint, and whel
t. pressed by him to quit his hovel for a Dlac
y more suitable for his age, "No, (saii he
It will not be unfaithfnl to my old hut, wher