London, Wednesday, Decemb...
The Paris papers of Sunday, wbich arrived last night, contain no political news, with the exception of tlhc follow- ing passage from the Eloile:- "CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 25. There is now no more doubt with respect to the fatc of the Capitan Pacha: his disgrace is certain. Iti. given out, for illness; but he is e2premsly forbidden to come to the capital. The son of the Viceroy of Egypt, as we have already said, is his successor. The Porte preserve entire silence respecting the operations of its new Admiral. M. Mi:dacky bas not yet presented his credentials. Achmet Aga, corumaading the Tuikish troops inMloldavia, has had aMioldavian officer beheaded: this event has causedl a great sensation 2mong the Christian legations. It is sait that the evacuation of Moldavia is at length effected. " It is certain thdt the Porte has received the most disastrous news from its armies in Thessaly. "IARIS, Nov 28. "The Universel Gazette says, that D1. Cousin, who has been Im. plicated only by the depositions of two sudents, will be shortly set at liberty. Count Berstorff is still in the country. 31. Consin has been treatcd with thegreatest attention, and even permitted to ride out in a carriage in Berlin." LONDOA, WEDNESDA4J. DECEM'vIBER 1, ISf24.