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TUE I,A-PFE-Vr-NEWS.

PRANCE.

FRANCE AND MOROCCO

ITALY.

THE ASSASSINATION IN PARMA

lA>, Oct. 12

Justice is being done for the murder of Count
Anviti. The Dictator Farini arrived here yester-
day. The town is surrounded by Modenese and
Tuscan troops. The principal persons implicated
in the assassination, who had 'been imprisoned
during The previous night, will be submitted to
the tribunals. Arrests contiuue to take place.
A proclamation, severe but conciliatory, from the
Dictator, has been posted up. The town is
tranquil

ROME, October l•

After the departure of tete Pope, a demonstra-
tion took place in honour of the Sardinian
Ambassador, and a croWd of visitors, estimated
at 'lO,OOO, called and -left their cards at the
Ambassador's residence. The Freneh gen-
darmerie preserved order, but the effect of the
demonstration was prefound.

The Count de la Lavera will leave Rome to-
when it is daxpected another silent de-
monstration will take place.

'morrovt'

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LOMBARDY.

GENERAL GARIBALDI'S AfiDRESS TO

THE ARMY OF ITALY

Soldiers, —The *.hour of a new struggle ap-
proaches ! The enemy is threateting, and will
perhaps attack us'before many days are over. In.
addressing my old companions Alf Lombardy,
know I am not speaking to deaf men, and that it is;
enough to tell them that we are going to fight.
the enemies of Italy. I shall look to see you then',

firm in your ranks:—GARIBALDI, Head-quarters.
Bologna, Oct.

iUSTRIA.

The Archbiihop of Vienna has addressed
all the Bishops of his diocese, a Pastoral Letter
to he read .in;the Churches of his diocese. The
Clergy are directed to offer up public Trayer.for
the integral:preservation, vwithout serautioni
the temporalvpower transmitted to themovereirai
Pontiff by- his predecessors.

•
TURKEY.

MARSEIL LE6, Cet. Ir 2

Advices 'Tram Constantinople have been .rre-
ceived to .tite:Srd instant. kdditionaltaiscoveries
have been made concerning the conspiracy, and-it
is asserted that incendiary machines :have :been
discovered, :which :were destined to burn the
European quarter of the town. Thelmbassador
had held deliberations as to what measures should iee
recommenddd for publir safety. Two of the• con-
spirators, brought before the Sultan, proclaim
boldly the public :wrongs- they conspired tn.-re-
dress, and !accused the Government Hof wasteful
extravagance,,ofywhiola the people and :the army
were the victims. The Grand Vizier lad offered
his resignation, :which had been .rdused; ,but
evident disunion 'reigned amongst !the Ministry,
and the fact Of a •dissolution seemed inevitable.
One year's pay isinow due to the troops :in 'A-sit
and the liounelia.

A new loan liadtimen contracted 'nailer very

Prince Alfred Add replied to the invitation .of
the Sultan, :that ho,would. visit Constanfinople.

The Daily News says there is good reason to believe
that the differences which were created by the sudden
and uncalled-for actions of General Harney, in the
island of San Juan, will speedily be abated. The
language of the United States Government is fair and
honourable. General Scott will act upon Secretary

The Emperor Of Russia would arrive at:Odessa
on thp 17th instant. The emigration of th 4
Circassians :bad become enormous.

T<<,

Morey's arrangement of 1855, according to which
party rty is to claim exclusive rights in the disputed
territory, while the question of territorial sovereignty

The p . -
Pill "Y 8 ef this evening says the Emperor
Tharrive at St. Cloud to-night, at ten o'clock.
tita,7e -Patrie contains a despatch from Marseille%
at7:llg that the Envoy of the Sultan had aritixed
'of ;ale
baring 'ea order to the Viceroy
'of %437 Pt to op' pose the continuati9n of the wcaiks
sniitit:ea„ Suez Canal. The foreign consuls had
T -Tely assembled.
In 11e trine and Princess At etternich had arrived
Paris.
ALLII CO wley and Count X.isseleff dined yester-
:
7 'with count Walewski, :at Etiolles.
ihe Russian Ambassador will leave on Satur-
dav
with
eWursaw, after he has had an interview
The padnlPeror.
lestcril--- e°rrespondent of the Times had
Fheeanredh,
gover7, of the Proposition on the part of the
French
it
inenrrienit to claim from Piedmont the expenses
The
aniount .n the late liar with Austria.
Oterling '177,1111, /3`l from £12,000,000 Ito £16,000,000.
for bringing:e conjecture is that the project is a plan
pra4ce. aboir.
L the cession of Savoy and
be called 'rt
N'(s
1, .:I',"iture steel-plated line-of-battle ships, to
Nice to
Inexie d -e 'ilincie and the Tessin, are to be com-
e next menth.

PARIS, WetillOStlON

N I S

remains.' undecided

The Malta mewspapers state that .scenes of
fanaticism were enacted on the occasion of the
!obsequies of the Bey of Tunis. The Moors
-assailed and stoned.,the Jews, wounding many of
!them, some mortally. Some Christians were
in the fray. The Minister of tke New Bey
.o me to the rescue, striking and killing with his
;sabre some of his culprits on the spot; and,carißed
.thirty of the Mussulmans to be arrested. Uan-
iqn-fility now prevails.

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MATH OF MR. ROBERT STENIENSON

ENGLAND, MOROCCO, AND THE RIVER

PLATI

The Daily News says, the Golnrnment of Morocco,
it is said, is disposed,to concede to what is demanded by
Spain, a result to which the exertions of Lord John
Russell have greatly contributed. In the same friendly
spirit the noble Foreign Secretary is exercising the
influence of England to prcserve peace in the River
Plate, without, however, intending to commit this
country to active interference between the Argentine
Confederation and Buenos AyreS, shoald warlike
counsels prevail.

LONDON, October 12

Mr. Robert Stephecson, 11. P., the eminent
Engineer, died to-day at about 1 p.m. at his
residence in London.

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The ,following appeared in a portion of our im-
pression of yesterday :
THE POPE AND THE KING OF NAPLES.

IRE FRENCH FUNDS

PARIS, Wednesday.
6914240
0P.111.---- Fluids continue very fiat. Reutes
n•-•

hrnler
o;,l,ll.—The market closes dull, Imt rather
day. ' -(Ae4tes, 6.9.50—about the same as yester,

MOROCCO.

letter 4,0174 N.14(101 states that the Emperor

[REUTER'S TELEGRAM.]
Tsunw, 12.—Letters from Rome state that His
4giuess the Pope will have an interview at Castel Gon-
dolfa with-the King of Naples:. It is asserted that His
Holiness will prolong his stay at Castel Gondolfa on
aeount of -the agitation reigning in Rome.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND
THE POPE..
[RUTTER's TELEGI!.A.M.].

PA.RIS, Oct. 10.—The Emperor, in reply to the speech
of the Cardinal Archbishop of Bordeaux, part of which
alluded to the temporal power of the Pope, thanked
his Eminence for having understood the high mission of
the Emperor, now endeavouring to strengthen the con-
fidence in his good intentions rather than spread need-
less alarms. The Emperor expressed his hope that a
new era of glory will arise for the Church on the day
when every one will share his conviction that the tem-
poral power of the Pope is not opposed to the liberty
- a Italy. His Majesty further said

and independence oz
that the Government which was the means of restoring
the Holy Father to the Pontifical See would only give

Tioliness

•Lt 4t.71 iIIIUU LV D LLU Ll IGO.FGA.4q. up, •••••• -- -
by sincere devotedness to the interests of His
bd His Majesty cannot but be alarmed about the day,
which is not far distant, when Rome will be evacuated
byour troops, for Europe will not allow that the occu-

Patin jiorile by the French troops, which has lasted

icORTHERN I3AILY TIMES.

of Morocco had ratified the ntrangement concern- for ten pars, should be prolonged indefinitely. When SAILING OF THE PHCENIX FOR NEW ZEALAND.--
ing the frontier line of Menilla, and had expressed our army shall be withdrawn what will it leave behind ? The "White Star" clipper ship Phoenix, Capt. Henry,
Anarchy, terror, or peace ? These are questions the belonging to Messrs. H. T. Wilson and Chambers' line
his readiness to give to Spain all the satisfaction importance of which cannot escape any one
.at the pre- of New Zealand packet ships, sailed yesterday for Auck-
she demanded. sent time. It is necessary, instead of appealing to the land and Wellington with about 170 passengers, and a
ardent passions of the people to search with calmness large and valuable cargo. The succeeding "White
for the truth, to pray to Providence to enlighten the Star" clipper for Auckland and Wellington will be the
people as well as the sovereigns under the wise fulfil- celebrated ' Blue Jacket," Captain Clarke.
ment of their rights, and that they may well understand SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND.—On Sunday last, the anni-
General de Mastenbrey has issued an order of their duties. versary sermons for the schools for the blind, on the
the day to the corps d'arintle now assembled on -- occasion of the fortieth anniversary, were preached at
the Morocco frontier. He says our frontier has THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY the church in Hardman-street, by the Rev. Edward
Hull, the incumbent, when a collection in aid of the
been violated by the natives of Morocco, under funds of the institution was made, amounting to £l5l.
the influence of secret agencies. The agitation ACClDENTS.—Yesterday, a man named Maurice
has spread to the borders of Algeria. Thus from Keogh, a labourer, residing at 3, Harewocd-street,,
sustained a severe scalp wound and contusions of the
one point to another our dominion, and the prin." body, by a blow from a winch handle, at the Trafalgar
ciple of authority by means of which persons and -4-- Percriicnn! n lalinnrer fell from off t)'
property are protected, seem imperilled. It is
our business to restore our position on its proper
footing, and we are about to do so by marching
on those aggressors, who, scorning all regular
authority, only recognise the principle of force.

yesietday

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—On Tuesday evening,

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