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 \ Inc mnrket town ofGeens NraIonaa. b the district cf RihaS, caneht Ere on tlie l1sls of { April, and 0ne fffh cf is. ssas laid fn ashes. i The Free trade AssocfassOn of Belgium

 has called meeting of ihe economists of alI ahe world. as . general congress 0 be held as Brussels on the l6sh of September next.

 The King of Denmark has ersnaed me sum Dt 1l6 0V0 for the paEpose ef furnishing bead to he poor at | price below the mzs- kes rate

 l Several German engiueess have arrived in Egypt. in order 10 make the necessary sur veys for cutting ship canal through The isthmus Of Snsx.

 mine of rock ssls which has just been discovered in the envieoas of LeTuberg, in Austrian Gallieia, is said so be richer than that Of Wieliekxka, in the same province, hitherto considered the richest in Europe. I Al the end of April; the lakes and rivers near Stockholm. together with the pnrt and Foadstead. to the dissance of four leagues, 1 were % solsdly frozea, that carts heavily Ia-

 den could pass over.

 II ] that Mehemet Ali. in imitation of she empe-

 TOT Of Russia, has offered 10 exchange two I millions sterling worth ofcom agsinsI French l Treasury Bonds.

 J Some very successful experiments have

 been made in various parts of England and

 Wales. testing ,he comparative adsaasages \ of gan-powder and gun-eoaion. The aaso-

 cafes for the latter are increasing daily

 Several corporals and pnsases of the Guards have deserted, and proceededto Mex 1 iro, where some of them have cbtained com l missions. IL is said that Mexican agents are

 busily employed in sedueing lhe men 10 de- ] sert.

 There has been some very severe weather

 m the Highlands. Yesterday week the hills

 were thiekly coated wish snow. Vegetation

 ts at least three weeks more backward than

 usual. Many of the potato fields, abaadoa- 1 ed n despair when the stems blackened and

 died, have. on being turned up, yielded a

 considerable supply of sonnd potatoes. | THE SwArARA--.a Series of .Nisfayswnes

 --Some time ago the ship Swaiars. was driv- cn on to the coast of the Isle of Man In gale, and, to save the ship ihe masis were

 cut away. Having retisied, she sailed for the United States. Ia few days, of the

 south of ireland, she again lost oae of her masis. and, with several of the emigrants on

 board dead put into an Irish port. Having again refilted, she recently sa led second time for her, destination intelligence has

 been received that the unfortunate ship has

 pun into Derry: having lost her nasts third time, and with more of the passengers dead

 Europe al large is suffering under the dire calamity of eeascity of food. The laboring Il classes in several of the continental cities and towns, as we'll as many residing in ihe

 United Kingdom, have lately exhibited svmp-

 toms of outrage and plumber. The accounts of the Slh of May, from Harrepherg, Track,

 Eudwigsburg. and Goppingen, in Wiriem- burg, state that great anxiety was felt at those town for fear of outbreaks. Precau- iionafy measures had been taken by the cit ] zens. An attack was made on the shop of baker tn Brussels; whom they forced 10 make destribu,ion of bread; and; subse- quenily, the rioters proceeded 10 the premis- es of corn merchant. which they proposed plundering, but were prevented by the mili-

 lary and police. Private letters state that there have been riots in Kommoian, and a. SO in Eger and Leitmeriiz, directed against

 forefgn corn dealers. The rioters were pur- sued out of Eger with showers of stones as r far as Watdsasen, and in Li,meriz specula-

 for in corn had both of his ears cut off Sey- eral houses and shops were plundered al 1 Posen on the 29lh ult, and many carts. la- den with corn and flour. Considerable ex-

 cisemeni prevails in Nottingham, in En ziand. where some contributions have been levied | of several bakers and provision dealers. | In some os the English towns neaf the Irish coast. fever IS moving down It's victims f daily. Liverpool, now the greatest port in the world, IS nnhappily. from lis loeGle, the principal recipient of Irish destination and i disease, Astounding as the numbers appear,

 since ihe commencement of the present year

 nearly 100000 human soals have been thrown into that town. the debvis of the sis- ter country. The local taxes. which mus, provide for thls enormous amount of wretch

 eduess, have been swelled to an extent sha, l shocks ihe nerves of that alarmingiy sensi-

 tive biped, A.he oldest iphabltant"

 i The Mexican Wa appears to be fast settling i down to a mere matter of PLUfsDER and MUIR l DER I We think ,he war DIsREPUTABLE To THE Y AGE WI LIVE IN. and the country ef which il is our boast ishc cslaed her ehidrea- Bosfoa .itss i May 2i.

 We suppcse were ~e 10 in,tsnAze thai the sHfnur

 q the above Is rendering said and comfort 10 the ] enemy. he would sePadiate the charge. Nsy- IaDre;--be would be vastly indignant. aud would vomzf volumes ef declaration and patriotic fIosb- Now. the writer of the above paragraph is net lg- norAnt Df the egsa his aziicies prodsce. He may

 De ksass--we think he IS. bat be is not foei.

 He kno2s right well that he is rendering 'aia and

 cemiosts to the enemy. And knowisg this whas

 shaii we cal biDs There IS but one word thai will express the idea, and that is TRAITOR. With Ina

 blood os ancient tosyism in his saeins. wfh bitter

 katted to bis country in hls heart. his rnemory If i

 live zt ali, should live ia the same aschise with ahaa Of AHnhia Snd Burr.

 But we thank Heaven that thcagh treason bs thcs rampant. 1t is and wal be ineffective However , much federalism msy labor 10 dishonoF the eoan- try, at home sad abroad. haseL- at the hesd Of