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Marshal Soult has resigned tbo p

 cy of the Council and Ministes s,s asa r'

 and has been succeeded by Ms.lla la

 ard. The resignation of So,,lshsl q'sl'

 nnmherless rnaaors, al. s.. I,,,y1aa Asq os aspect. Some stating conBdss.,l.la I l

 was to take cominand of an arm i' 'al enter Spain. -' a0oa

 The Gazette de France of s.

 states on the authority of ! l.aa se

 Jassy, that the united E.Bsl;sle as5 %ssl | fleets had demanded from .ba sIs p aEs obtained permission to pass jnla ssa S, phorus, and that more than Ca.

 war were lying of Constaotin@oai15 @ n'e was, however, doubted by all jba T. prints. ' 'us Aas

 0n the person of Mr. Jauoe 4.

 ker ef Carlos, who was arrested 3s1 ,a' ;n T | 2 letter directed to M. Chateau51isaaliI iognd. It was dated at Bordeaux, sa1 ted that Don Carlos had just passed '' +sa ea he 'ettef contained the K towing sentence; You see that all F,9 gre not taking their departure y 1A t

 sames surrendered on the 24tb ,ll without resistance, 10 the Tnrlr,sb a

 London, Jul4 22.-The aes;. 9,an n5s e Gorios still keeps up very lEiS,l EgaI, o z, meat here. Letters have been pooaiI ea r from him to-day, dated EHsondo, S ls, 3 stant, in which he states that be bs1 .1' upwards of l2,000 effective men. u aal the greatest enthusiasm ia his sra vailed among them. lis also ssia @ | \ telegraPhic despatch had been rscss..1 Paris on Saturday afternoon, stafnq ,a9 Don Corlos had arrived before pamna96' and that General Rodil had r4traJ E general, this news was not credited E Chance, though coming from ve,n spectable quarter; but the factg tb,,tS French telegraph itself, allowing the z, r 10 be as represented, is il bad odom K sending false news, and couate, re5 [ was III circulation that Don Carlos ba been taken prisoner and shot. These "a tradictory statements were not by sl means elared up at the close of bnae1a

 The expedition of Carlos must, M ever, soon bring Spanish afiairs toso5 crisis.

 The appearance of Don Carlos in sp| IS still doubted, but every thing goes confirm his arrival and his departure hoI fngland,-the fastest sailing yacht. d DuIworth, having been purchased for hii for two thousand gmneas.

 II Is reported that the Earl of Garlst Lord Privy Seal, has resigned, and 6l the Earl of Mulgrave $ to ehis saeee. sor. Courier

 K'elaad. Great distress prevailed Thnrles and Tipperary, and of apopall tion of 1000, ID the former place, f is d eertained, that 30 fewer than 2,460 are absolute want of all inc necessarles | life

 FRUM MEXICO.

 News from Mexico as late as tbesl \ of July has been received. Santa AnI ia a spirit of military despotism and usal patton, IS carrying every thing before hlE although in some of the papers its deat that he has been successful in hls desp0a course. The Daily Advertiser says:

 Various places in the state of PueR have declared in favor of St. Apna' al the plan of Cuernabaea; several oiae are also mentioned in the Censor ol | 3lst July.

 Hhafa nre tte prospecfs?-We are as1f on all sides. personally, and by letter. Vh are the prospects? We answer, they eood-decidedIy good; they show a gfs change of public opinion in states WI 2 not much was expected al lhls era o' ' campaign, they prove that the people a . thinking and moving, apd when once @ 'n is the case, all will 90 right L9''s''D m Indiana, and Kentucky, have alreaay Y ken-and spoken in d voice not to Ut ln understood. Other states ln the Val.eY the Mississippi will follow in the lsly,l .',l the whole south and west will De un''eu the whig cause. ..

 In looking around calmly and dIspass'S .,. ately at our prospects, we are cops'as ';0, that this misrille, usurpation, and nauy, , disasters, must terminate with the P'gs, 5s, administration; that is to say, Gen ps, a, son cannot appoint his successors a"uF lsh his country with a continuation {, VI ' same lawless measures under when ,,, " now suffering. There will be, no d'~ 7. conflicting cIaims-probably seyefal :. 7 didates in the field; but the grand nsp' ,i.. snccess auqing from divisions ana o'ss, sions. which the enemy now induces 1. n { be realized-from the simple laes sa. inc dangers to the country and the cUn e,'n tution will absorb all minor polnfs-ahhf 'hi sonal ieaIousies-the aspirations ol a'ors .,s and the hope of promotion. "n1 ls,,cs c he candidates for she next pres'deh..If 7 not in reality occupy the attention tb, whlg party at the present momeps. n:aa,s to are other and more important oplssf ., of sis first achieved. That subject IS o'll 2. ., .,I, m