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- FROM EuRoPE.-The ship Isaac

 bAlI A, from Liverpool, brings papers to the liless' <, and the Mary Jane, from Rochelle, s,as eaI papers to the 9th.

 Pa1s rsd Pqs nartisans of Carlos, in Spain, ap-

 lno ,s P in great strength. The French pea 'e n,ar Curiasseur, arrived at Brest, lis ,,;s .,,,i.., en the 3lst July,

 ion Roplsdur, .,rI July 29.--Two thousand

 ps.s ps were three days since at Mont

 lsaon. a,ns,. and three thousand at Arranmay-

 pS0A' The 6'arlists have attacked Eybar,

 ", ,.o hundred men from Bergara caused

 p ', ~" to fall back. Don Carlos arrived lsm sm Iesaea with about 600 men. I'Io p,r;s Jaly 3o.-Government has re-

 .d despatches from St. Jean de Luz, tG 7 so,b July. On the 25th, an action took ,.s 70 at Acharro Aranaz, between Gen. I SS p'Jl himself. at the head of $500 infant ,. p''', md Zimala- -Carrequi, with three baltal- y, ol Navarro, and some othees: batttalons l oI Ava.

 The queens u0oPo ioihoiiO" III Poooeo-

 ,a of the field of battle. The third bat

 1,Sao of the Queen suffered much, and s,4its commander Echazo.

 porig, August 5.-The Government has

 ,,, reived by Telegraph the following ::

 nsn Gsflos is returned to St. Estevan.--

 ls engagement took place on the 25th Tn < ,s dtection of St. Estevan, which had no .,1o1s consequence.

 ,lIodrid, July 26.-A melancholy feeling ,.raded mems minds on the opening of Es Cortes; still with but little reflection, it |, easv 10 perceive that this melancholy was l Slt natural. The assembly felt itself un- l 1pf the influence of emotions which pre- 1 Tented the display of that joy which was in |r.alay felt at the installation of the Cortes. ! Tbp positive news of the arrival of Don |qarlas Tn Navarro, and the unexpected dls- |wery of conspiracy, prevented those |smonstrations of loyalty which otherwise |nuld have been shown on the departure of Ind Queen from the Hall of the Cortes. Ne are much astonished to find the Cap |ap General Palafox connected with the |t5nspiracy. It is hoped that he has only been guilty of some imprudence, of which |bs admitted incapacity did not permit him |O see the consequences.