A French writer, M. Bouisson, states that
cases of cancer in the mouth, from the use
of tobacco, have become so namerous that
it now forms one of the most dreaded dis
Later from Europe.
ittlvai el tkt »«asisr uesaaQassa.
N^r YOIK, Oot. 24.
The ctcanhip Ocean Queen from Havre
and Southampton, has arrived. She brings
dntes from Liverpool to the 13th, one day
later than those received by the Anglo Saxon,
off Farther Point
The ship Quebeo, of New Orleans, was
wrecked off the Eddystone Light House on
the ilth inat.
Ribert Stephenson, tbe emminent IL R.
engineer, is dead.
Austria has refused to diminish tbe amount
of tbe debt of Lombardy due to Sardinia.—*
France and Piedmont propose to submit the
ptint to arbitratien.
TUULIT,—Additional discoveriee have been
made at Constantinople concerning the re
cent conspiracy for the assassination of tbe
Sultan. It is asserted that incendiary ma
chibsA have been discovered wbiob were des
tined to burn tbe European part of the town.
The Grand Visier bad tendered|hisresigna
tion and it was refused. It was evident,
hoiTiiXfir* that the dissolution of tbe Minietry
was inevitable.
A new loan had been contracted nnder
heavy conditions.
Ttr«».---On tbr oooasion of the obsequies
of th* late Bey of Tnnis, the Moors assailed
tbe Jews and wounded a few Christians.—
Tbey also wounded a minister of the near
Bey who had oome to the reecoe with his
escort, striking and killing many on the spot
and causing thirty of the Mutslemen to bs
srrestbd. Tranquility Anally prevailed.
