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LONDON, SATURDAY, JAN. 21.

Ws are glad to observe animigst earnest Reformers
everywhere, whatever may be their differences oei
other points, an entire un%nitnity of esnt.tneut
regarding the necessity of deatiog is nee and the
maw measure with toe two apparently separate
questions of Franchise and lig-distribution of Bathe
Nt Brighton the other day Mr. Costsosaw told
his mithititnents that "It was not merely by the
"athenthen of the franchise but by a re-distributiou
"of members in proportion to population, wealth
" and intelligence, that reform must be carried out,,
"When they saw email pocket boroughs returning
'two members to Parliament completely neutralising
"on a division snob a constituency as that of Man-
" cheater, it seemed absurd to talk about the people
" being really represented in the House of Commons."
On the other hand many constituencies are as much too
large al the close boroughs are too smell. Mr. BTNO,
when pleading the other day in favour of Chelsea's
claim to be dissociated from Middlesex, and 'meth
toted into an independent borough, frankly confamsd
that neither he nor his colleague found himself able
to attend to the mass of hotline*s devolving on mem-
bers for the county. Middlesex has already 14,977
electors, and were the suffrage reduced to 104,
without some redistribution of representative work,
the case would become more hopeless than Mr.
No man desirous of fitting himself by thought, in.
Section, or reading, for the performance of parlia-
mentary duties, can possibly become acquainted with
such a constituency. He cannot know them and they
cannot know him; and in such mutant ignorance
the very life of representation is lost. The choice
of members degenerates into a gambling 'peen_
lotion in which the longest parse is pretty
sure to win, or into a mere party fight,
All the better qualities which ought to point out •
candidate to the choice of elector, go for nothing
when they read of him only now and then in print.
Setting aside the few ears, exceptioari of eminent
statesmen, no test can be more fallacious. Of the
whole House of Commons, not fifty owe their 'len-
tos in any degree to their powers of public display.
Let any one read over the name. in a division list,
and he will soon be satisfied that, regarding nine oat
of tee, he knows nothing whatever beyond their
party colour. We by ao means think that this would
be any disadvantage, if one Wag bemire that these
Parliamentary dominoes were knave and trusted by
their reepecuve coastitarseies. Notoeioasly each is
not, however, the cue. Os the eve of a general election
coast it %elutes, both of overgrowth sad of undergrowth,
are andieguisedly set up and saceifioed, bid for, sad
bought at the rival seat-marts in Pall-Mall. All is
arranged and fr. gently paid for there. The mam-
moth constituencies cannot be canvassed within any
reasonable time, or with any reasonable amount of
physical labour, by the men who are probably
boot fitted to repaint them ; and the emir mass
are coussanently the only bidders at the seireepre-
seetative &action. As for the rotten boroughs, few
of the 6/4 men about town or haltedsoated memory
megnatee ever think of asking what county their
Parliamentary parttime lies in until all is Sr.
" ranged." It snot much trouble thou to rya down
by rail, drink • bottle of champagne at the
head lee, *all em the Mayor, and come bask to
teen the next eseraisg. It is only civil and
desert to clunk their oseetituthey under the shin,
tell it yea moss to keep it, and that whenever it
wants anything it mast let you know. Rut as for
the Mathis eatoistiag between the poor strallene,

debased, and darpiesd

owner there is bat me

it—one that we need not
It is the twofold evil
excessively small constitutors,
other things to be remedied.
'ahead every other is referab
systaa. We hardly know in which the evil
p greatest In both money le paramount
be all other inflamer t and moral, atrial,
Istelleetnal, or political worth in the candidate, is
bit " leather and prunella," if there be arrayed
evilest him a City jobber, ea Australian gold-
*oder, a railway director, or a num-skull of large
leaded estate. Turn which way you will, instances
abound of this sort of thing ; and to this may be
traced three-fourths of the corruption of which ore-
plaint is now unavailingly made. In little boroughs,
where the return is decided by majorities of half a
doses, it is worth the corrupter's while to offer any
prior for a vote. Three hundred pounds wee paid
for one at the last general election. It is not fair to
expose the humble man to such temptation; and we
have no right to talk of desiring purity when we
allow a state of things to exist which generates
such temptations. Lower the franchise from 101. to
61., and the market value of the vote in the smaller
boroughs will not he essentially changed. The total
percher money of the seat will remain at or about
the same to the buyer, but the distributive share
will be somewhat lessened to each of the sham
elector, bought. As for the huge borough or county
constituencies, as we have already observed, they
will become more instoerible than ever to fair or
legitimate influence it they are left undivided. Yet
es to leave them is the advice, we are told, of some
who make great professions of friendship for Minh►
tars and zeal for the Liberal cause. The weasiai
we gave some weeks ago we now earnestly repeat.
By whomsoever such counsel is tendered, it mist be
rejected peremptorily and promptly by every boo
friend of the people. To sever legbdalisi tee sale
from legislation for votes would be weeseasa haft
things still remain as they are. It would be to widths
trews at the foot of the hill, leaving the carriage behind
and letting the horses ran on to no purpose. Were
suck an insane trick to be played on so serious a
subject, no persuasion we own would ever induce en
again to take the part which, in commits with essay,
we have punned, of trying to bring about eosoildig
approaching a reasonable settlement without rest*
kg to deep and prolonged class agitation. This IN
no question of detail; it is fundamental, and any
wavering or instability of purpose respecting it wadi
be fatal.

The following etatement appears in the Atheneum
st tivday :—" The pablio will regret Os ►ear a tour that
Kr. Cohan ham lest nearly the whole of his private fortune
by inmeweet la lark.= railway shares. They will rejoios,
berewer, If the mane shoed(' be true, to hear that the loss
win he repaired to this sesta' @remit of the public, to a
maim at ease spleadid, delicate, aid prompt. La a few
days. tt wen rightly told, names have been put down tor
40,0001., in swats trees 6001. to 6,0001. each. The friendliasse
thew expressed is a most noble tribote to public vutee mid
pale semen"

Mr. C. Banton, M.P. for Maidstone, has under-
lain to give a lecture at the Literary Ittietttidlea el Nat
Wee eat Waderaday eyrie; ow, as " The Lida of the late
lard Maoselay,"

Lady Morgan, is her will, having left her pa•
Irak by iterates. said her bast by David ensigns. to be
ilspositel by lase aasostare Is .ay pabile institution t►ey
mien sihnore (Atileowess) understood this these patty
Eno he,, pearlised the rile& re the Nab litalisoni
Cisibry, rad the bait Is the Ithetritee Cathealse.
A •aal is the rell of paid megistrates in Ire-
bed hoe bees 'reared by the demise of Mr. B. H. Holism
Bir d.th, awarding to a Fernmegh paper, was gaits
masa, he barb's dmpped down o• Tniedey In a It of
spesinsy, which lansediately proved Mel. He wee ennead
it the such for twelve math, and wee nalseany sepia with
aft parties.

The Tipperary estates or Mr. John Prendergast
were pet up ah Monis, Is arm Ws, the whole of which
Nana show TIIS rates of parsbase were gear
rally Wk. The maw of the people, wee the peationer to
the ostler.

The merchants of Belfast seambled in the Chew
bey of Commerce os Tearley, sod espoused their delight at
the appettehteg change in the Preach tart[ wed maims
dudes.

It appeals that the Clifford-street declaration in
heifer of the Iseaperal &.&I'e at the Pope bee bent roof
by hh fleikaasa. she peasesseesd h a" high-otheiel sad
von-ressoesi flosanent," sad enisrod it to le aronsialed
tato Italian, sad annelid la this Official Assrosei al Seem

Archbishop WHaiii has summoned a steeds, el
hie @abjure, le be Wet Ceetlebar, ea Teeidey. the 7th of
February nut. The resehhise. which ells well • PIP
a toe& paper, le posed by the eireatere of a real live tem-
pont lard. Bans Ffreash. Thin sr• also the mar of
heirless ismistrates sprosisi le the seamiest, sod or fee
the develed slip, the melee le pits pest rating.
"W. understand," says tie DiailurdsAire 4:Mow-
*or." that &r Robert Pal has essoteoesd heel praeeei-
legeapi.atrewal of his essioltessie, tesiebei the ea-
sayer, /or removing or oieleustiee reesolly *eel by bin
le the rleer Tans. A seetteg et the essedl bee tees WWI
fo ooseider tee trabjeet, witch is Shay to eerie the &lew-
dest of the wort at the eseeiag arise.

TM line building which has hem fitted op at
Reyd kirks Boned", Chaim", maw the aelhertty
of the Loris of dr Admiralty, for theatried pothrateasee by
the aeon mg auf tar stir pewee of owertabomeat.
b aew opmplelek anti aereageettate have hues nada kr the
eginieniehromase M Igo piece oa Irodaeohp weft
seat The atop le fined with epterephis marry, Re.
&Wed annkftinstnn sad, in flog, every rettaleito ; ea/ the
wrier of sera estresese kart his. easerri to take the
hods elmettee la the pleas to b• *yid. The eantstar
ipteribeneneee in tie *plain eight wilt °maim of the Owes
DM/ ins Daa &in mai lend we Prot Bhitlevc

At a satin is the Guildhall, Ne woastle-npon-
Tie. ea Thursday, ender the presidency of the Meyer of
Named* to Mesas the goes Cana queetiop, a propreltka
ndiamnreble le the sebeins WM carried by • leen* ussartty.
The Timm been that the government has it ie
contemplate. es releee lb. vbs. Seep from in W. to 3.
Oa Tuesday eves/leg lea Lord Bitmeallald gave his
am setae at Berle. The levltatime *dada the ~tire
diploma!e corps, dl the malaele, the patiacesseary nota-
bilities, and the herb et the army, el the sdmiastration, and
of Me arts sad acumen

The contributions for the Aeiiller monument at
Swills haw. fiwashid to the am .f $OOO thalwa, of which
dto nines Rogan pi,* 10,000, and tba town of Bolls
10,000.

M. Ateddee 'Merry, jut /Mead to the dignity at
glamor, is th• ream trier et the Menem:, £q
Tarry, wle Modd 1856.

" A Pine of rod forts's' which rarely arrives to
OS asaws" air the Await eta Havre, "has befallen
Keane. &Ole Dan* of the 'Matra Francais. An old
genthmas jest deemed hen bequeathal bar 200,0006., sad
be 4. Is Me trlll t►at the bccesw is gas& br se other
maamsa Yrs adadowiss el bar that am as admen awl of
bar ramplary .Mart la private Mb."
_ _

IL lillk6 is about t; set ap kis onsbastra is Paris.
Ns sispossa se give ssisallsaa from fl. Missish, 7714
Onstisa, BifeA, sad as. lark

Tea Levtsat 'Jerald, of th. 11th, says :—" His
istallaacy bnnil Paola, atinisWast of tba (Lead
Ossitak will ham to •kv days kw It whitin be !as
ban baked by his beithmtaisw *a 'noway to wawa tis
pull Rtes aboall Is ha elm as the sSNWS of th• Mum-
deka al Ma hisinseins nay OM Towson Pmba, neatly
mks/ hos IlankaL Oa On wads% of this cam may,
whisk Is as bag Ow shwa dr Midis of am mouth, •
mks of dna inparbil suMstainamts ma to la lima
by the 'lam, orpostiss is splarkar say Wag saaa ta tits
Lai al limn slam Tab was • oat lavltattos• Imo al/say
Mme MGM to a nalitais a 1 illaskisas gams sal intratatl
msky e» wigs sionack die wry way el ohs Nilo is,
masa ins at his Yolnants tnninte

The hitek af the tat Life nerds played disiag 416(1
Maeda Patimei, " Lasimmatime
Omura,. ended ta Dear
Her Maisety's swivels bold afterwards performed in the
drawler-roue the Irowles pieces:
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MZ- ........ Restsa.
The Ouse wed Prism Orwecie,assesepoled by Prhocese
Mar, wade la the ridhsrlowes dietseembre.
The Bight Be.. Ifer G. C. Lee& hetheemes ha the bre-
ws far Leadaa.

Hot itsjessy sad his loyal Ingham Ile Priam Osasort,
sitsadsd by Nis Isgsaniss-itirsideg, arm ova. is
New
Lake yestsratay, sad imasarsd IC aid IlLahass Vu tie
Weyer with s visit.

A Cabinet Council wee held afternoon
at the official residence of the Pint of the
Treasury, in Dovrning-etreet. The ministers present
were :—Viscount Pahneviton, the Lord °haulmllor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G. Corse-
wall Lewis, Lord John Ruse% the Duke of New-
castle, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Sir Charlie
Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke
of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Sir
George Grey, the Earl of Elsie, the Right Hon.
C. P. Villiers, and the Right Rea. E. Cardwell.

Mr. ?reedy, chairman of the Deard of Wand Revenue,
had an interview with the Obemsellar of the Exchequer
yesterday at his official reddest:sib
A meek, of the Finance Gameskimerilliitims4al CM&
'Maslow's for the Exhibftlica ef Ma OM Mil yesterday at
the Privy Commit-aloe. Tbin von wont Earl annvOlia
(chairmen). the Right Ron. IL ILP., Mr. W. Coul-
son. Q.C., Mr. C. W. Gilts, sad Mr. BowramoVecris.
tart'). Kr. H. R. Williams, dock! officer,
C Sir G. C. Lewis returned se min yeelerilap hose Window
astle.

Thespatchee wen received yesterday at the Oelesdei-aides
Rees the Lord High Ocasestsetrow et the Iselin Ulm*
sad hos the Governors of the West ladles sad Eethtelead.
De Despatches won ..at to the doyenne d Oast& cad the
ress.

(MON LET MORT'S CALENTTIL)
THE OPINING or PAHLIAIIENT.—PALACE OP
WE/MCKIM/I, LOAD GMAT CitAxneournife-orrace,
JAN. 20.—A1l panne§ wishing to be prang ea the combos
of the opals( at parliament, ea Tardy. the 34th Jemmy,
will have plans remervid far Ilona in dee Baum af
the ennounosmeat be made at the Lord Great cu L's
Mice before 3 o'clock as lteedey, the lied lase.. and
not tramisrable, for the poormeet boa& will be forweided to
them. Peers' West sees will have tirlorte far the peers'
oldest soma' box forwarded to them, nen a written sepia
-
Donal application at the Aim No mem, mart Sam
entitled to be pretest in the Haase of Lads, an be edenkted
without • Hetet has the Lord Great Cheamberisia. Tickets
for the interior al the Haase of Leda will be admitted at the
purrs' entreece. Tireste ter the Zonal gallery at the Vialeris
setrenos The doom will be spared et 12 o'clock.—Wrt,
LOCOMIIT Di $1111111; G.C.
FOILEION-OMCE, hi. 12.—The QINION has been
graolonsly pliant se anoint Wiillualtirdual Rehmegleill%
mow her Majesty's ceased se Dioelbekir, le be her
causal in Bemis.
FORRION.OFFICI, hiK. 18.—The Quin het bola
vYead to appraiser Dila Prodiwilit B. WAS MI COMERI at
s for tee United Beaton of Aierattss. The Queen Yea
also been plowed to approve of Yr. Claim laregue se csomul
at iimoston, Jamaica, to the reashlie of
WHITEHALL. JAN. 20.--The Qom Ids bass
plowed to appoint Lieutenant George Brimmed Potts is be
wijoteet, with the rank of captain, of the Arclikry OorldiutY
of London, Moe %ell, presumed. The Chum his also bear
*rased to appoint Peter Mechem', gent., to be Assistant.
Quartermaster of the Artillery Company In Leedom.
CROWN-OFFICE, JAN. 20. big/MIER RETURNED
TO BRATS IN THE PRESENT PAILLYINT FOR TUN
Boeotian or Ltswits.—Jobs George Ilketowe, of the
Hook, Chalky, in the amity el flumen, in the rum AI the
Right Hon. Henry Fiteßoy, demesed.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Priam of
Wales, aomenpinied by Major-General the Hen. R. Beans
and Captain Grey, wetted on the Vtoe•Chatedbr at PlM-
broke College, to pay his respects, end sherwards called OD
the Derr of Christ Church. Oa Monday next the Bishop of
Orhird will entertain his royal highness at Caddsidon Balsa,
when the Dab of Marlborough end other distinguished per-
sonages are invited to meet the royal visitor.
Their Royal Highnesses the Daohses of Cum-
bers sad the Princess Mery hays kit *abridge Park, en a
visit to the Berl and Countess of Clarendon, at the Grow,
neer Watford.

The Duke of Rutland leaves Rslvoir Castle to-day
for his residence at Yrtnoe'• Gate.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry
are expected is toss early next welt from Inked.

The Counter of (Sefton and Lady Cecilia Moly-
max bar anived at Moir redrawn In Oreereaer-pleos,
from Gorrsobary Park, Hero.
The Counter of Leioseter has arrived at the Bt.
Chorea Hotel.

Viso° ant Stratford de Radcliffe has arrived at his
'masks la Grasioaaragaara.

The Bishop of aziord gave a dinner party at
Cs/denim Pekoe es Thursday last. The gneata namberod
Ghost 60, end ingaled his Orme the Duke of Marlbormigh,
lord lissienaet of the menty ; Kr. J. H. Langston, M.P. for
Oxford; tke Temershle Anilines:en Randall; the Warden
of All &ea College, Rev. Dr. Leighton; the Mayer of Ox-
ford, Mr. T. Randall; the elbariesi the ally, Kr. 3. Sterna;
the any reams, Rov. R. C. Balsa; the aiork of the puma
Mr. J. K. Davenport; the omonty weber, Kr. W. Hew-
nor; Aldermen Sadler, Butler, Thorp, Warburton, Dudley,
Spiers, Ward, Towle, Kr. Junks Cattle, and Kr. Julies
Pike.

Lord Brougham has arrived at Melaka's Hotel,
from Cannes, on his way to London.

It is said that the Hon. Albert Denison, R.N.,
eseend sea of the late Lord Loodeaboreegb, will be nomi-
nated to the vacant seat se ilearborongb.
The members for Cambridge, Messrs. Mamie'lay
and Steam., have sooepted an invitation to dun with the
Conservative Club, Cambridge, on Feb. 1.

The Royal Society's collection of portraits hie,
within the last fsw days, received the addition of • likeness
of the Red of Rove,, late president of the society. It is
pasted by Catlereoe eolith, Esq., of Dublin.
Yesterday, at a special meeting of the Horticul-
tural looisty, $36 new fellows (a tarp portion life members)
wen 'Weed, sod ea annonnownent woe made front the chid,
that anther epselei westing wawa be bold ea the Slut of
Jsswy, for the glandes et various members of the royal
lhottly. Arnenpt these elected yesterday, were the Duchess
el Beociensh, the Date sad Demises of Kesebester, the
Bari Itteshope, the Msenets sold llerehketew of Killen,
time Earl sod Oseinisee of Psinioeth, IrSeeses Sydney, lb.
Welles/ay, Yr. Risley, M.P., and Kr. Randy.
The monument of Robert Stephenson in West-
Wader Abbey will be a window, by Wailes, of Newcastle.
The Friday meetings for the seem of the mem-
bers of the Royal Inetitutien renumised yesterday erasing,
on whisk mouton the leder* demise woe ereinied. Dr.
Tyedall delivered a imam 11111 Milipleekl sad electrical
forces, illeenseed by a great assaber of new sod brilliant ez-
perinient•

At a resent meeting et shipowners and others eon-
essied with the geeteral shipping Interest of the United
Itegdons, It was resolved that Mr. B. W. Crawford, on of
the members for London. should be requested to bring tuner
the cossideredes of the House of Commons at the opseiag
of the series ttr state of British sartestion, h seterdaeos
watt the woelation of the public meeting of the bathe No-
vember last. Accordingly, Mr. Crawford has undertaken,
It le mid,* glee satin immediotely for the eppolutment of
serest emesdree w "rutin into the eosin= of the com-
munist once sad Mt operatics of all legal manuals and
locel bantam espeeklly mantle, the same."
Ws boar that the presented's& to the beautiful
°odds shards of All Bemis', egjebdes Weetheurne-prk,
erected by Dr. Walker, which las reassised so keg au-
aldshol bee bees given, with Ur essetioa of the Bishop of
Laois% to a patrician well knows is the north as a
punier menhir, end MA It nil be 'seed asay eempiwed,
sad swaumasd early Is the sesseer. Property is the
localky le rapidly saves/in ha vane.

At the onatineed rale of Lord Henry Seymoiar's
wine ea Tketeday tb• prime we folly equal to thew of Me
feel dam Tb. Asemilhado Maw/ brought att. the
kande; oM Madeira, 166.; Maki% Ur.; Allem; lac ;
Mehohle, 126.; Pacaretto, 121 V. ; Rand% lOC-' Reef to
Mis. • Tnigiil. de Rota, 176. • Cyr's,, ereee ilk la
Mlt.; Ote;elmetto, 306.; awl Ceae;y (semi Teeeellh),lllA

who, in execution of this letter of this impart.r of
the 6th of January, have prepared projects to be
submitted to the Council of State for clearing and
draining uncultivated land and marshes belonging
to parishes, estimated to amount to 2,790,000
hectares.

The ministers propose in their reports that ad-
vances be made by the state for the execution of
these works. The advanees to be limited to
10,000,000 fr. Towns and villages to be able to
acquit themselves of their liability for the money
advanced by ceding the moiety of the grosnd
Bleared.

PIEDMONT.

THE CAVOUR CABINET.

We read in the Mete of to-day :—"The Pied-
nastsee journals appear to agree as to the motives
to be emigned for the return of Count Cavoor to
Ake. The real cause which has led to the forma-
tion of a new ministry is evidently the agreement
of France and England to tarry oat in Italy the
policy which Count Cavonr has, up to this time,
represented. It was the Eoglish government, it
is said, which furnished indirectly the occasion of
the fall of the ministry and the advent of M. Cavour.
Lord John Muesli appears to have manifested a
desire that &minion should be sent by the Piedmon-
tese government to Paris and London to bring about
a more complete understanding as to the manse to be
pursued by the three governments. It is added
that Lord John Russell suggested M. Devour as the
most suitable representative of the Piedmonteee
government in that matter, but when this statesman
was summoned to Tarim to consult with the ministry
en the subject of the 13141.1011 that was to be oondded
to him, he attached to his acceptant's several con-
ditions, the principal of which was a prompt con-
vocation of the Piedmontees parliament. There I
then arose, on the question as to when the
meeting should take place, • discussion in
which M. Devour found himself entirely in opposi-
tion to the opinion of the ministry. From that
moment the ministerial crisis commenced, and the
Wee was not doubtful, the concurrence of IL Caveat
having become more indispensable than ever to the
government of his country.* The Debate, comment-
ing upon the reported admission of representatives
of the Duchies to the Piedasontese parliament,
observes that a consent to this on the part of the
King would be equivalent to the formal and defini-
tive annexation to Piedmont of the revolted terri-
tories.

The Opiniense of Turin states that General INA
was expected in that capital on the 18th, and that
General Cialdini is to replace him in the command
of the army of Central Italy. Farini is said to be
appointed Minister of the Interior, but that, owing
to his present quality of Dictator of Central Italy,
Coast Cavour will provisionally assume the direc-
tion of the Horne Department.

Mioriah amounts represent the
Spanish army at Boosaghal, nine miles from Tetuan,
on the southern slops of the Caps Negro rang*, over-
looking the plains of Tetuan. Marshal O'Donnell
had expressed his surprise that the enemy allowed
him to occupy this position without a sanguinary
battle.

The Moors are represented s being under the in-
fluence of blind and furious fanaticism, dashing them•
selves against the very muzzles of the cannon, de-
fending impregnable positions, and at other times
neglecting to profit by striking a blow to advantage-
The Peninsular and Oriental steamers Ripon and
Ceylon arrived at Gibraltar on the 9th, and pro-
ceeded oa for the East.

a . •
iO. ' ' • PRESS, SATURDAY E • './... ' e , JANUARY 111, .- , .'
1 i ' . 111 ,
being sad, .a 'llllll .401 A: A ,1/ ,•
.‘'C 1 If i :iiri DrnaLLl .; -E. . gii .•• IP • ,lender General Rios, had ein-
em t
•
which • -
, - . *lced at Al . ' • fdallape Negro.
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- Upwards of Rear emits had been stranded or
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nil gri -'% i 1 .,. ~. , . . t
...../ FRANCE. ' ,•). 'totally lost ea tie toast of Algesiras.
it that needs before all ae P Al* ' Carols* ' '4" ‘' "1114 PARIS, gAmsauAr. In the action on the 10th General Prim routed a
emedied. To this io reality Rae. &r G. C. Lew* Ille Janes MOE, 1101.1084 The Moamar of to-day publishes reports of the urge body of Moors, and pursued them to within gun-
a referable in our electoral I and the Beebe Me. IND Pries W wile mplestai Minklnis of the Interior, Piummis, end Agriculture, shot of Tetuan. The Moorish accounts represent the
„at is thubsnage. -
knant in 10.. i. •4.1.- -_:.