 AEGrERs, Julg 3i.
AhGrERs, July 3i.

 Tor sometime the harmony which had prevailed between the French and the natives had been disturbed. The gen els Iitss tedzo baattacked eve y moment ,ssss a ss iIsiiei tic ffoofs and Arabs, and the naval officers were uneasy. These gloomy anticipations have been in part realized. Gn the 20th fsgo French soldiers died by poi son put in coffee; at the same time a band of insurgents attacked the Baba- l2on Gate- and nineteen of Our men were killed. Our troops took up arms and surrounded the rebels, one of whom iiis ssilt Tsss ssiltis,ils IF. de clared that a conspiracy was about to break eut--fhat 60.0t)D Bedonins were expected before Algicrs, and that the Moors and Arabs of the town were to fsll upon the French da:1ng the attack. A depot of arms hasne discovered. and in order to intimidate the inhabi- tants, several pieces ofeaanon of the up per battery have been turned upon the town. The Generatin-ghief has given orders for the small garrlsons that would hc endangered, scattered in forts a short s;issance, to seek shelter ia Algicrs,

 