Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-26 00:00:00

other amhassailors had agreed to that atrnage-
r6, Ott, and the 'Grind Vizier and Puad Pacha
• drawn up the notifications to that effect,
Which' were to be sent to the different PowerS.
The Bulgarians to escape the tyranny of the
✓ascha were seeking refuge in large numbers in
Servia. 'There was some rumour of the Turkish
oOvernment intending to interfere. The religious
lb
-vesture had been granted to the Bey of Tunis,
,
the
Porte claimed tribute from him.,

SPAIN.

The Spanish Army in Morom is to be raised
/0 80,000 men, while 80,000 remaining in Spain
'Will form the reserve, besid.es which, in case of
iceessity, the Government might call out eighty
battalions of provincial militia.• The Rena
states that the Spanish troops are to march
:upon
Tetuan in the following order, the min body
ni the march along the lead that is being cut,
While General Prim, with his corps, is to occupy
.4,11 d protect the flanks of the army; meanwhile,
the fleet is to proceed Along the coast to disperse,
by its 'fire,' any hostile force that resents itself.
4
8 England. is now the only power with an
~4ecro(lited agent in Morocco, it is thought the
Goliernment could do -something towards
tnitigating the horrors of this war. The Liege
anufacturers Being `unable to supply arms,
Spanish agents have proceeded to England to
'lll'llie purchases.
letter front Madrid says the conversion of
`-euta into a free port will be prejudicial to •the
interests of Gibraltar.

. PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Deo. 24.

The offieis.l - Staatsanzeiger publishes •an or-
•;hlianee, according to which, the decree pro-
hibiting 'the exportation of horses to foreign
countries will cease to be in force from the Ist of
u4nuary.
BERLIN, Dee. 25.
Prince Gortschakoff, on his journey to Paris,
"11.1 stay-bere one or two days.

AUSTB lA.

VIENNA. Dee. 23.

so me
official denial haabeen given to
"no statements .published • lately in different
newspapers.
The reports of numerous arrests
having taken place, in consequence of the meet-
i,,ng of Protestants in Karmarkt and Miskolz, are
13"140unded. The authorities have brought accu-
sations against three persons only for having ex
cited the inhabitants to disobedience ; but these
three persons .have been set at liberty. Two do—
iciliary visits have taken place by order of the
"Vetent txibural, and not of the police.

Morida:‘,7-, December Q 6, 1559.

have been collected at Charleston, and the place
is again in a state of siege.
The Nova Scotia from Liverpool for Portlama,
and The United Kingdom from Glasgow, for
New York, both due and not arrived up to the
13th.• _

A letter from Panama states that Jose Maria
Maine le Pranco, Governor of Bogota, was
assassinated in the street by his brother Jesas,
during a dispute concerning the division of the
family. Jesas at first challenged the Governor
to fight him with revolvers, when, the latter
ref-asing, he fired upon him three times.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the Bth gave a
ponfirmation to reported victories of Miramoni
and state that it was probable that the combined
forces of Miramon and Roubles would soon
attack Vera Cruz. _

The Havana Sugar Market quiet for want of
stock, but there was a better feeling. Freights
dull, and vessels leaving for gulf ports. Exchange
on London 162 premium.