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he i1Nelpooi Chronicle of tho ao, reviewing the situation of Eu,as. ,s zO'h | Carlos Is attempting to sedpes s9pf' 7 says preparing to give battle to tba a'oll' % aad troops. The dispute dispute oi souIt n @ lba guese; 11 ministry Is not yet adjusted, and s ,be F r'nca3 army Is getting up petition for T Ii, 'eAeI ration to power. Russia demand.as .ls fesf0I planation of Palmerston of M ,ba v aD ez' the concentration oi the Brit;sb 'ause aus oi the Mediterranean. to which m s ,,a aee la reply was given. 4'OieOaa

 Don Carlos IS endeavorin,

 Madrid, and was marehng tos.. U feaca ria, and Rodli had moved to ss,s .as 'lIt0II small town SIX leagues to the yiab. I,'eIIa' tor1a. Merino Is supposed to be @ ys,,, S ''7 tive Tn the interior in raising forces az ters from AAiaddFidd to the islh, slate ,5.. hf < news osthe re-appearance of Carlos s' s' $ created complete stupor in the es.i, n winch had been succeeded by bursts at''il aF 'l thusiasm ln behalf of the constitah, s' e'Y cause.

 An American ship with loom st., arms on board for Dor Carlos, had r'o a.' prevented from leaving the river, say, y.'l l London paper.

 It IS said the French government ,,... now the battle of Nayarlno, and lbe nsTl M they have pursued in aggrandzno tbe F oaI CT of the Egyptian Pacha. lhe atla, l'| J'' pot has turned round against his nat,asl and the shattered 6tloman empire is in d,s' ger of crunbiins to pieces. s,5 !, ' thought both England and France q;I u dennlfy themselves on the other hand N making with Russia a tripartite 1iyeioD oi the Grand Sultanss throne, if od AIplar1 nlch does not come in for one oflbe ouo,l tetto. What moekery iS human soyprnI menti What dream are the bsasted Gb! critics Of man.

 0ne of the principal causes of Marshal Soults resignation was his wish to have M army continue at 400,900 men. t0a.l Gerard, the hera of Antwerp, Is brsv5 officer, put not a statesman. GeqesI Haxe, the celebrated engiaeer offer mi favorite of Count G., Is alider Secretary war.

 The Minister N. Thiers is said to hav suppressed the telegraphie inimmaton the arrival of Don arIos in Spain, eiba from modification. or to make specul ton ln the stocks. This enraged NlaI shal soult, who said that the direction the telegraph must be given to him

 Lord Chancellor BroGgham is openA accused by the London Times of tergiiye1 sation and falsehoed on the subject of tn Irish Coercion Sill.

 The Turks are forming camp at Uqkia s>5kelessi, which taken In connection ail the landing of the British marines ned Smyrna, and the rumored capture betwfe9 Mabomet Ali and the Porte, all seen indieate that the Mediterranean nay sn < be the battle ground of another Eudtis war.

 Don Carlos IS said to have gone OYg [ France in the same packet with II. DqIs and while at Paris, to have dlaed at \ house of his banker, Il. Jange.

 From .lierico. The following liemsIf < Iating to Mexico, We find in the New OS leans Bee =

 A deputation has been sent from Puebs to Santa Anna for the purpose of making equalization. On the 18th ult that ieV was on the eve of surrenderlng.

 General Quin,enar, who was beslssgAs Puebla, has been wounded.

 Yalladohd has surrendered.

 General Cortazer aud Barragan Vei marching towards Ja!isco, which place WIS anticipated would immediately So1 init.

 The cholera was prevailing at OaPca' Mexico, and other cities.

 The governor of Mexico has 'ssusu l.1 decree deposing the Vice President oI Ts1 ,aJ Republic, Faria, from hls ofhce' iDI same decree likewise suspends tOe laS E punishment, aad authorises exIles ofs'u1 home to their country. ,.|

 General Montezuma has been eOauu'' ed as prisoner of war to Mexco. m's] n'') sell, another important parsonage ID n'' ican affairs has fled to Tampleo' A

 We find nothing more in our papes interest. The civil war though appaFsA3J closed, may be expected to break 0u'as l's~I shortly with renewed vigour oufO''"a as ed neighbors seem destined never 10 ",; '"i the sweet blessings of peace ana '''4' iity. Hna

 From Barbcdocs. By the schooner das I Captain Thompson, arrived at a'eA@ aa oa ti3z from Rarbadoes, whence she sailed v ,aI|| 7th inst. we have advices from ina' ,S S Al LID to that time. A letter dated the sl a'rs ceived by a mercantile house lll 'li's be;d| says: ssOn the 1st inst. slavery ,gs colonies became extinct, and the new ,t 9a $, tenn commenced. Our negroes e ,1hIlis cheerfully, and are as qule' a,'a .'.s rs nsy siye, as they ever were from uDs ,E well,