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IL Some Foreign News by the Margaret VIII
be found on our First Page. We add the fol-
lowing


Spuy.-The siege of Seville was raised on the
26th of July, and the Regent set out for Cadiz.
The Cortes was convoked for the 18th of Octo-
ber All the diplomatic representatives al Ma
drid, except Mr.. Irving and the Mexican Minis
ter, had announced that they would wait Tor n
structions from their Governments before recog
nizing the provisional Government. II Is SAID
that the leaders OF the successful party were quar-
rc!ing among themselves as to the course next to
be pursued.


On Espartero'5 arrival at Cadiz, he placed
himself under the protection OF the British flag,
embarking on board the Malabar, which imme-
diatelv got under way for England. In his re-
treat from before Seville he was hoty pursued by
Gen. Concha.


General o'Donnell has been appointed Captain
General OF Cuba


Gen. Van Halen and many other officers OF
Espartero's army we're taken prisoners.


The Extraordinary Gazette, published on the
2Sth announces the submission OF Saragossa to
the provisional Government, on condition OF the
whole National Guard OF that city continuing
armed and organized under the control OF the
constitutional Ayuntamiento.


The Repeal excitement in Ireland is unabated
and is the subject of frequent debate in Paria
msnt The Ministry steadily refuse to strike the
first blow, but are prepared for any contingency
The fortresses in Ireland are said TO be provls-
oned for SIX years.


O'Connell, at the last meeting of the Repeal
Association, stated that he had invitations on
hand to attend eleven great Repeal demonstra-
tons in different parts OF Ireland. He admon-
shed the Irish in this country severely and Justly
for their hatred and i'll treatment Of the African