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1t is said his windows had been broken BY a
mor, The report is not generally credited
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times
states shat mental arrangement is more to be-
feared than any danger to the Enporor's life.
Lord John Russell has sent despatch to
the Earl of Wes,moreland, expressing Her
Msjesy's Indignation, and that of The govern
ment, at the attempt on the Emperor life, and
/ their extreme satisfaction at his rec Overy.
! A telegraphic despatch in The koinische Ze-
uung, dated Vienna, February 2G, in the even
ing, states that Count Lpningen had arrived at
Trieste from Cons'antinop'e, and that be Porte
had COM lied with all the demands made by
Austria.
A telegraphic despatch from Vienna an
nounces that the forces on the march for Croa.
| tia have been reca led.
The Vienna cores ponlent Of the Times
Information has Just been forwarded
me that an attempt has been made on the life
of Baron Jellachicb. 1t is 10 be supposed that
the Ban escaped without wound but no
other particulars are known than that the con-
sprators or assassius were arrested by the
aidesde. camp.
A form dable conspiracy had been discover
ed al Comorn.
A subscription, already exceeding 100000
forms, has been raised for charitable purposes,
in commemol alton Of the Young Emperors
preservation
1t is positively asserted by the augsburg
Gazette that Austria is fully determined to de-
mand premptorily the expulsion of Mazzini
and kossuth from Eng and, and in case Of de-
NAL il resolved not to allow single Engish-
man to cross the Austrian frontier.
Turkey. It's positively asserted that some
kind of settlement Of the difficulties between
Turkey and Austria has been made, but It's
precise terms are not known. In Austria it is
asserted that all her demands upon Turkey
were conceded, while in Turkey it is said that
all the demands conceded were of a secondary
nature. At any rate they appear to have been
satisfactory to Austria, as the troops on their
way to the frontier have received counters
orders. The whole subject has probably been
left to the mediation OF France and Englan
The accounts from Montenegro are some
what contradictory. 1t is said that operations
have been suspended by the Turks, and other
accounts record tritllng successes on either
side.
1t is stated in Paris that European Con-
gress is Diet Tmned on; and, hongh various
affairs connected with the political state of
Europe will no doubt be treated, that the prn-
cipal object is the final" settlement Of the
Turkish question.
AUSTRALIA. The India mai brought AUS
traIIa adyces Of Dec. 6. The news OF that
date is thus stated
The Sun states that the most startling ir-
formation has come to hand from Australia, by
the Overland Ind a Mail, under date December
9Th. Gold circulars state that the productions
at the Ovens and Bendigo Diggings, and in
deed at Mount Alexander generally, were ma
teria.ly falling Oft, and that only 5000 to 5000
ounces daily were being brought BY the escort
> to Melbourne. Considerable dependency is
said to exist among the miners, who were out
prospecting in all directions, ard $4,000 per-
, 8 'ns being employed, many parties feared the
drggngs were exhausted No doubt, says tho
Sun there is great exage eration, but as it ar
pears IN the gold circulars We give it as il
> stands leaving the rest for future explanation.
y By way o. the Care, adyices are to Dec. lst,
ire u-ive. Our previous direct adyices were To
Nov. 18th:
y Fresh deposits Of gold have been discovers
ed on the korrlng River, which seem likely to
Il eclipse previous discoveries. The metal is
d Sch".na !, .ooms rho accounts .7e str mos,
} favorable, pounds weight of gold being spoken
i Of as freely as we're ounces formerly. 1t is
S','. l"'e,y' no"trtl ne"ry Pn1e' a''I veg
- nlied with nroyisions The demand for work
ing men was increasing, and farm laborer.
were much wanted very high rates of wages
were ontreu l't Tue la'seI u"e,s tne 'o'neI
4 yonId be rhor, 'r
Oh The receipts from the mines during the
,s month Of November had been 1926 or, anc
'.o o'N e'a r.s r ~, ''o ~ ,,, ~,
n 0 lbs. 8 OF valued n the colony at E77o5.
~ 500