NEw-YoRK, Feb. 25. 7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

 The packet ship Charlemagne, Captain Richardson. arrived yesterday from Havre, having sailed on the l7lh January.

 The Paris Journals were filed, almost ex- clusively. and so are the English. with details of the New York confagration, the news of which reached London by packet ship To rontos in IS days. Private letters exaggerate the loss much, and state that a large amount will fall on France. The hest feeling prevail ed in Paris, and subscriptions were opened f"r the relief of the sufferers.

 Nothing but friendly feeling appears in the French Journals. A new Minister. viz. M. Bois Ie Compte, had been appointed t" the functions until the friendly relations between the two nations were fully re established. All was quiet in France, and on the Conti- nent. except Spain.

 Francis Depau, Esq. one ofour most veal thy and contemplating merchants. died at Paris. Spain appears much as usual. The COrtes ] were debating-but no new battles had been fought. Another massacre had taken place l in Barcelona.

 Shocking Effects cf Chareoal.-On the mor-

 hing of the l7th inst, Mr. Adam F. Dennis,

 his wife and one of his children, residing in

 the village of Pine Plains, were found dead in

 their beds. from suifocation by the effects Ol

 burning charcoal in a portable furnace, in

 their bed room. Owing to the coldness ol Il the weather fhe cnal was taken into the rOon,

 before going to bed, for the purpose of warm

 ing it. In the night Mr. Dennis got up and

 told his mother, who lodged in an adjoining

 room. that his wife and girl were sick. and 1 had been vomiting. He then took another

 quantity of burning charcoal into the room

 and closed 1t. In the morning all three were

 found dead in their beds! Is it not most ex-

 traordinary that after the repeated warnings that have been published people will still con- tinue to use such deadly article as charcoal in bed room f-PO'keepsie Eagte. At Lasi-Joice Heath is dead! che died on Friday last. at a tolerabie good old age. hav- ing on the 5th of this month reached the age of One Huadred and Sirty .tsSo gears! and "no mistake" She had been aili0g for about a week with cold, and went OH in quiet. tranquil manner, like the gsimmering of a light in the socket. She had good nursing and dattendance.-N y. Star.

 The Philadelphia Gasetts s"ys-''H 'H Is fact now known the stock holders. that ,he Baak oi the Un ted States has reserved faOds sucien. 10 allow for nearly quite six millions Of bad debts; much lar. ger amount, is believed, than actually exists io pay the whole of the l,onus and subscriptions and the share due the United Staes and has upwards of two miIions lett besides its capital stock.