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francs the amount Of the first halfyeaTs interest the

Greek debt, so bruSlly exacted by Lord Palmerston
I'VE have been assured says the Courier Fraeais,
with the republic of Hayt have been approved of by the
French government. These conventions defer until 1913
the payment of the first nstamen to be made by that rer
public tn its French creditors"
Prince Napoleon, the of Jerome Bonapare, ex.
King OF Westphalia. has arrived at Paris The King and
Court are on visit at Compiegne. On the 23d ultmo
Persia to a solemn audience
The amount Of beeroot sugar made in France during
1886 432lbs on the quantity manufactured last year.
The duty paid in the 70 months was f65OOOO sterling
Marshal Soult, after service Of SO years, has at
France, and M Guizot has been officially appointed in
his stead The King, in acknowledgment OF the servi-
Of the veteran soldier has raised him to the rank of
celebrated Marshal de Turenne and the Marshal de VII
lars The retirement of Marshal General Soult from
the scene politics will not occasion the smallest change
in the councils of France. NJ Guizo has been virtual
y for several years past the principal minister OF the
crown but Louis Philippe, under any change OF minis
an we a M MS
of the mightest empires of Europe AT this moment
Italy, Spain, and Greece in state OF the most violent
Louis Philippe. In order to compass his schemes in
Spain, he has clearly tempered with Austria, and en-
couraged her to epcroach upon Italy the price Of her
acquescence into his views with Spain The result has
been that Sicily, Naples throughout the Papa States,
Tuscany, Modena. and Lucca, the people have flown TO
arms, and demanded the institution of civic and const
been checked in her advances. The accounts which
reach varied and conflicting that ii is almost i'm
possible to CLEAN the TRUTH enough be seen, how
TO that the of the people has been
almost everywhere triumphant and although France is
not quite SO active in the cause Of Italian liberty under
NJ Guzot as she was under NJ Casimr Perrier, still the
tide of events is too strong for any French minister to
STEM and his only alternative is to discover the eadiest
to join the cause of progress, and his in
huence by following the stream of public opinion Flu
rope Such, we trust will be the npshot Of all the pre-
sent warlike demonstrations in Italy. Greece, having
lost M Colett who on his deathbed avowed himself the
especial friend and instrument of NJ Guizot, will doubt
less again become the of commotion 1t is said
that the whole line of the frontiers, from volo to Aro.
is series OF instructions The Turks have begun to
Otho pressed by NJ Piscatory, the French minister,
about appoint Riga Palamedes, the avowed enemy OF
England, as the successor OF M Coles but wiser coun
ellis prevailed and General Kzo minister OF war, has,
we have just learned, been nominated to the presidency OF
the council OF Greece
Spain.
fresh ministerial crisis is threatened in Spain 1t is
said that French agents actively engaged in foment
ing inrgues in Madrid and the evaporation shown by
the journals devoted 10 Narvaez indicates but too plainly
that important results must folow ne yacianon OF
that had been taken to prevent Espaeros re-
turn to Spain The Herado asserts that orders had been
sent to the frontier prevent his entering the country
which appears be exaggeraon; but it seems that
he has been adUised not to return.
The last accounts state that General Serrano, having
quarreed with M Salamanca, had passed over to the
party of the Queen-mother and of Narvaes, and that
through his influence the latter would Immediately be
TO reconstruct the cabinet according 70 hs
Salamanca were the best footing having met at din
ner at the house Of M. Buchentha and that Narvaez
appeared the opera the course OF the evening in the
box of M. Salamanca.
The Gazette publishes royal decree, appropriating the
revenues OF all the national property Of the mines Of
Amaden and others in the kingdom, and the surplus of
the colonial receipts to the payment OF the interest of the
domestic and foreign debt three per cents, confomabe
to the article of the organic royal decree Of the nth
negotiate contract with the Bank Of San Fernando in
virtue of which that bank will undertake., during ten
years. place at the disposal OF the administration OF
the pubcdebt the 3oh Of June and 3st of December
of each year, the amount of interest due ageeaby to the
budget approved by the Cortes
The attempts made by the Moderados to seduce the
omen that the captain general has found it necessary
make formal report the subject of the government,
nothing has been done to punish the authors OF these
dangerous practices
The Infanta Lusa Teresa and her husband, the Duke
de Sesa arrived in Madrid the 18th ult., and
most graciously received by the Queen
Portugal.
The government has published decree, signed by the
Queen and counersgned by all the minister's resembling
one-third in paper and twothrds in metals were estab
lishei and returning 10 half paper half metal payments
The defective registry is so apparent that the Portu-
and for that purpose have determined to extend the
period of the registry and the meeting OF the Cortes will
accordingly be postponed to March next, instead OF the
Chambers will be the purest ever yet assembled In
Portugal.
but has no intention of proceeding to Madrdat least
until the elections are OVERRIDING determined to oppose
the Cabaiss strenousy and exert himself to the
triumph of the new third party"
The Cabass not indisposed to an armed Pronunca
nento in favor of their return to Office but the court
strongly opposed to anything of the kind, as well as the
bulk of the Chartis volunteer battaOns, and even the
Lisbon Municipal Guard Any such project 49, therefore,
postponed although is known that il would be supported
by the bulk OF the garrison. 49,
The last English packet brought to Lisbon from Vgo,
the royaIist general Povoas well the other royal
list generals Bernardino Guedes and Rebocho, lately
the service of the Oporto Junta.
The same packet brought 10 Lisbon MIR. Monckton
Mines the eminent poet and member for Pontefract.
Mr. Mines has been presented at court, and received
with great distinction He proceeds by the next packet
Of Ae,enf Spanish Ballads, and editor of the Quarterly
Review, on Andalusian tour, and thence to Madrid
Prussia.
deputation from the manufacturers OF Prussia have
had long conference with the King the subject of
manufactures and prayed his majesty to revise the tariff
and afford native industry more protection. The King
replied that the tariff arranged for the benefit of the
possible to grant their request
Austria.
The financial affairs of Austria underwent short but
severe crisis the 18th and 10Th ult. Baron Kubeck
the minister of finance, was the 10Th ult, obliged to
withdraw from the market as purchaser of railroad
stocks OF which he had repeatedly declared himself to
be continual and honest buyer, at the prices fixed Of
for Central Hungarian stock The attempt Of the Aus
an minister TO bolster up prices first led TO undue spec
ulaton then on the 10th he retired from the market,
causing fall of from TO 10 per cent From this State