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decided PrePondenhce TO either side, likely to
affect The final issue Of the struggle.
The German troops bad entered Julland on
20Ih inst. in great numbers.
FRANCE.
France continues tranquil. The expedition
in aid Of The Pope sailed on the asi. The for.
ces have already disenbarked al CiYila yecchia
and are Immediately 10 march on to Rome.
10 the meantime Plus TX will remain at Gae-
ia until the temper Of bis revolted subjects could
be ascenGiued.
The Journal des Debats, announces that the
French minister at Turin has been instructed 10
encourage the King Of Sardinia 10 reject the
terms Of peace offered and attempted 10 be en-
forced by Marshal Radelzky. i also adds that
orders have been furnished TO the Sardinia Ad-
mira, TO remain in the Atlantic until existing
difficulties have been removed.
10 The National Assembly on the Esd, bill
was introduced and adopted for indemnifying
the Proprieiors Of houses in the French colo
nies.
The whole Of the sitting Of the cath was con-
sumed in considering bill, introduced by Gen.
LamOriciere, for the reorganization Of the ar
my.
He proposes to abolish the drawing by con-
scnplion, and 10 make every one liable to mill.
tary service.
Mr.. FrapOd, Of The Roman republic, has pre-
sented protest to the Government against the
expedition to Civita Vecchia. .
Fears continue to be expressed as to the Fl.
deity Of the troops, among which the spirit of
socialism is affirmed to prevail more extensively
than is generally admitted.
In evidence of this fact, il is stated that the
9Th Regiment of Liget Infantry and the SD re.
giment Of the Line were ordered to quit Paris on
the 22d. at four hours notice, in consequence
of some appearance of disafeclion. Gen. Ou-
dnot issued proclamation, in which he tells
the troops, that the Government being resolved
to maintain, in all quarters of the globe, their
old and legitimate influence, would not allow
the doctrines of Italian people to be at the mer-
cy of foreign power, or of party which is
but minority.
ft has confded the French flag forus to plant
in the Roman territory, as striking symbol Of
our sympathies.
Government has appropriated 0,00O francs
to guard against the spread of cholera.
During the last six months, the cholera has
visited IA Departments, and attacked $500 per.
sons, of whom $500 have died. In 1882 the
cholera ragged in 70 departments, and one alone
lost 1000 inhabitants. The cases are decrea.
sing in the hospitals of Paris.
The staple industry of Paris is gradually i'm
proving. =, -....
@. SARDINIA & AUSTRIA. ...
The Sandman government has rejected the
overures of Austria, and has once more drawn
The sword. Fresh instructions have been given
to the War Department, to prepare for the i'm.
mediate resumption of hostiluies.
GERMANY.
The condition of the whole empire is distrac-
led, and the future disposition of the mperial
crown is yet undecided.
Information has reached Liverpool! that the
Atlantic steamships Hermann and Washington
have received permission from the Danish gov
ernment to carry goods and passengers 10 and
from Bremen, without being subject to detention
by The blockading squadron.
HUNGARY.
Austria continues to encounter reverses in
Hungary; but the accounts from the seat Of war
rs to the position of the hostile armies and the
lelails of the operations are conflicting.
SICILY.
The contest between the Sicilians and the
Neapolitans continues TO rage with unabated lu.
~, and with constant disasters to the latter.
Since The fall of Catania, Solo, also has surren
lered to the Neapolilans.
Palermo, the metropolis Of the Island, it is
said will capilulate.
Terrible Riot in the City of New York.
New York, May II.