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FTom Jour. of Com. Dec. 30.
Foreign News.
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GERMANY

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GERMANY.
The events in central Europe have
worn varied aspects during the week
and whatever may now be said a.
bout the conditions of peace, or rath-
er the postponement of hostilities, a.
greed upon at Oimutz, we see but
little to shake our cony ction that
each party is trying TO overreach the
other, and tl.at the free conferences
which are 10 be opened onalhe 18th
inst. at Dresden, are more likely 10
settle permanently the, preponder-
ance of Austria and Prussia than
any of the numerous diets, which
have tried the hands at the Cord an
knot during many years past.
The contracting parties aIeto send
two commissioners 10 HoIstein, one
from eace power to summon the re-
'ractory belligerents 10 lay down
their arms.
With regard 10 Hesse Cassel, the
free conferences are to adjust thai
dispute, the Eiector, in the meantime,
being asked to go back to Cassel,
protected by one Prussian and one
Federal battalion. The Estopge
roads, which join the Prussian East
ern provinces with the Mestphalia
provinces, are TO be open to Prus-
slams and Fedelals, and the former
are moi to obstruct the NOV ements OF
the Federal troops.
General Wilisen has suddenly re-
signed the command of the Holstein
army, and has gone to Altons. Gen
eral Vanderwort has been appointed
commander-in-chief in his stead BY
the last accounts the Prussians Were
al Huenfed. eygu @a sss
The Elector, now counting upon
the support of the Austrians, is pro-
testing against the presence ofthe
Prussians IN his capital, aud the Aus
trlans, thus3encouraged, Acon,inue to
advance. At'the last accounts they
occupied MarbourgSwhe heycom
manded the railroad from Frankfort
to Cassel, and completely tufned the
flank of the Prussians. 9ng sua
The Berlin journals seem to count
on peace being preserved. aay
From Vienna the news is moi quite
so pacific. and while il is said that
the Russian army is orderedato be
reduced, the armament Vienna
still continues. d5
FRANCE. ee
Beyond the discovery ola new So
cialist plot at Toulon, this country
remains tranquil.
The Red Democrats in lsondon,
in connection w th those in 3Switzer-
land, are watching he progress Of
events, and anticipating the moment
when, as hey say tIey may tqke
at the existence of kingly adteorny
in Europe, and restore tie Republic,
'one ahd indivisible.'
An authenticated report has reach
ed Paris, from MarseilIes, that rev
olution had broken oat a Pa Ia iiitsfmo.
| Fresh diSlubannes.s have! Taken
/ place at Aleppo.
| Adyices from The Cape. of'Good
! Hope TO 26ih of October stare ha
the fears ofa Cafre irrnpaon have
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| sef ENGLAND. e. ,.
| In England, since he commence.
ment of the anti-popery movements.
nothing seemsao h1vegivens so much
| general satisfaction as the Queen,
answers to the addresses 3pYesened
| to her at Windsor, castle, Tuesday.
| The papers4continne TO TEEN with
accounts of meetings, addresses PEE
titions, and dfemonstrances against
the new Catholic organi alton. o,s
s.W CON G. R 81 = X. 81 swa
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. 2
81 VS. SENATE. a>s
Mr.. Douglass presented the peti-
| tionof John Wise of Lancaster, Pa.
praying an appropriation by Con
Hgress of $40 200, TO enable him 10
make, certain experiments with his
balloon. After debate, the memor al
was referred TO the committee on