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Emperor does not say in precise terms how that diver
sion is to be made, but Is generally taken rs conHr
nation Of the statement that divisions of the French
army win be forthwith sent there to cooperate with
Omer Pacha, and occupy the Russians that quarter.
telegraphic despatch from Vienna says that Oner Pa
cha has sent 900 to varna there for
the Crmes perhaps the prormate arrival French
troops in Moldsva may enable him to do A report
that the commencement Of active operations the
Pruth has been countemsnded is not deserving Of
credit
The French government havin called for volunteers
from the camp st Boulognc ten each company
| three thousand In al, immediately forward and
will be forwarded at to the Crmea Ten times the
number would have volun tsered, If required.
There fearful storm in the Bla TX the l4th
November great number Of transports driven On
shore, and the vessels of the allied fleets suffered con-
siderable damage The bombardment OF sebastopo had
considerably relaxed. The first nsalment Of General
Mayrans brigade, from Greece, had safely landed 1t
Balaklava. Rsinforcements dropping in daily.
Both the Engsh and French governments exerting
every nerve to send troops, ammunition and supplies
with all possible speed There will be mail the Lat
December to America, the steamer having been char
tered by government for the East
The Egyptus rcnch) steamer has brought US letters
from Constantnople to the 18th November but owing
to the storm in the Black sea- the mails the Crimes
had not arrived when she sailed The Sultan was send
ing large achievements of Turks TO BalaklavA.
must once return to the German Powers.
hope that Austria has spoken her last word, and
that she viii forward boldly either with oc
without the support Of and the German Confe
GRAFTON.
The last instructions sent by the
to Count Esterhasy the Austrian ambassador at Berlin
OF decided character. In this document, which
bears date the 9th Of Nov Austria declares that the
hour for tring has passed. and she calls upon Prussia
the minor States to join her adopting measures
suitable to the gravity of the She demands the
adhesion of Prussia and the Confederation to the four
points or guarantees demanded from Russia, and tho
support Of the armies of united Germany in case OF
| war between Austria and Russia.
An additional article to the treaty of the Goth April
between Austria and Prussia has actually signed,
which provides for the adoption Of the four points,
ia to be casns be against Russia IL the Austrian
territory, Austrian troops the Danubian Prn-
cpates, shall be attacked, and Austria, moreover
her perfect freedom Of action whilst Prussia ad
mits the possibility of against Russia. On Thurs
day next the question is to be brought before the Diet
of Frankfort when it is expected that the treaty of the
goth April with the additional articles viii be adopted
| entire by large majority.
In fac IT would appear that entente has been estab-
| lished between Austria and Prussia.
| telegraphic despatch from Vienna under date az
Nov a. Announces apparently good authority that
Prince Gortschakoh, the Russian Ambassador at tho
Court of Austria has ociay notified the Cars readf-
ness to negotiate upon the four points
There are therefore, prospects Of peace moro on
the tapis.
The last mail from the United States will have doubt.
less caused some sensation in France, has brought
the opinions expressed at Washington Of the
allow Mr. Soule to pass through the French territory In
Europe the question is regarded setedhe refusal
having been withdrawn by the French government The
Momiteur evidently anticipated something Of this SORT
for the other day it published the following article.
AT moment when on the other side Of the Atlantic
interruptions attempts being made to turn to party
purposes incidents which impartial consideration will
place in their true light il may not b without import
to bring forward facts which Of themselves
good of the American nation win suffice put an
end to the vain defamation that has been set and
prevent any alteration in the friendly and long estAb
shed relations between two countries which few mis-
chief makers have endeavored disturb The import
ance OF the commercial relations between France and
the United States will be shown BY the following Details
extracted from the Official returns published by the
regards both imports and EXPORTS the United sates
stand second the list Of foreign commerce In 1858
the amount of ooof whilst the exports that
country 2s6 o4s, 6oof, making total of $780,
OOOf Amongst the articles imported into France for
consumption Cotton, III, $40 ooof corn, $751;,
ooof slaves, ooof rice 4ooof and tobacco,
Among the exports from France to the United
states-sk goods, 100 ,ooof; vine q 400, ooof;
skins and gloves ooof and mercery and buttons
s32 DOOR 1t results from these that whilst
the United States amply provides for the French
France sells to that country than she buys there
return the comparison Of snsPots Is i,r from being
rived in the French ports in 1852 measuring 206,o78
the American Gag stands for 800 vessels measuring
1914 064 TONS the French Gag, 80 vessels and 1874
tons and the remaining Is vessels belonged to- different
S. During the same period the ns%ss, Of vessels
measuring 200 1855 TONS Of which 274 vessels s1S
tons, belonged to the United States S. 1ll tons to
Epop nd toAa 10 afnnr
vessels measuring together TOMS Of which 57e,
372 875 tons-namely four ffths American, thus
showing the proportion in which the United States
gamers by the trade.
Soules duel At Madrid with relation Of the EN-
PRESS and his general unpopularity, may have had
something to do with the what hasty act Of tho
French government; but the serious charge of
attempt the part Of Mr.. Souls create dscontsnt
among certain classes in France still to b. cleared
up.
Whilst on the subject of Spain may say that the
Espartero cabinet has resigned Spain is Of
hot water.
There is nothing worth transforming in the rest OF Eu-
rope.
Louis Napoleon held grand review Of the Imperial
Guard yesterday, at Paris. Lord Palm<rston was OBJ
served riding his right band
Lockhart, the soc inlaw Of Sin Walter Scott, the an
thor of "spansh Ballads and editor Of the Qorterlv
also for many years contributor to Rackwood, is dead
He auditor to the Duchy OF Lancaster an appoint
ment given to him by the late SIR Robert Peel
The Lyceum theatre has again re-opsned under
Madame vestris and Charles Matthews.
Letters received from Hamburg, Gluckstadt, Stettin
swnemunde, and sundswah, mention that the winter
has set in and that the navigation already
impeded by the ice. There fall of snow in londoa
to-day, for the second Tins this season, and the early
morning frots OF winter have observable for many
days past At times the thermometer has several
H.
indications Of early, long and severe winter. The
subject deserves notice. from the connection 1t has with
all the trading interests Of the country and particularly
with the trade ~ It shows that supplies grain
from abroad win shortly almost cease.
Accounts from Naples announce THAI tho King Of the