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plorable anarchy at ali points Of the repnbIc ue-
dent Zaloasa held uneasy II not danSernr. rIes'
ton, and had arrayed against him all the old on t9s
military men OF the country. No decisive action he
been fought, but the ooGtending armies Watch5 uSa
movements Of each other warily Zuloaea bsd bse she
loan OF one and half million of dollars fro, Aa
church. The Spanish difficulty was hot mentioned tu'
EUROPE, ETC.
FALL OF PLLMERsroN.-Ry the Canada n, po...
we have news OF the fall Of tie PalmeTston i6I.on'
III consequence of their defeat on tile second rasy,
Of the bill increasing the penalty denounced aosinIgs
Conspiracy to Murder and declaring such conssst
felony instead Of misdemeanor That defsat ~
effected by junction OF the independent Radiesis @
Liberal with the solid phalanx Of the old Consnu nu
iNe ~ OF Tory party, but it was damaging blow 70
Palmer>ton especially as II was notoriousy IN oSnS
ance with the feeling Of the country. ~N'0iu'
In the British Parliament the Earl Of Derby b,aa.
hyered his inaugural address, marking out the intsuS
ed policy of the new Cabinet. He denounced tbS y,
tempt to assassinate Louis Napoleon. and urged ~.
necessity of remaining on friendly terms Win He
French government He satisfied Of the sinc,;,
OF the Emperors desire TO keep on terms Of smi,y
with England S
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
WHAT IS TO BECOME OF Mexico 7-Tbo
London Times says there is not a ststsS.
man who would wish to see Great Britain
hamper herself with an inch of Mexican
ground. Let the United States, when thew
are finally prepared for it, enjoy all the ad.
vantages and responsibility of ownership
and our merchants at Liverpool and else.
where will be quite content with the trade
that may spring out of it, The capacity Of
the Mexican population for appreciating a
constitutional rule is not so remarkable that
we should volunteer to administer it."
RUMoRED RESIGNATION OF THE PoPE.-Bv
the A frica we learn that q rumor has been
afloat in Paris Of an anticipated change in
the temporal government of Rome, which
will create surprise in the mind of every
people in Europe. Some talk of the an-
preaching abdcation of the Pope as Ger.
tain thing, and already has Father Ventura
been spoken Of as his successor. The nom.
ination of the latter to a cardinalate in
preparation for this event has frequently
been announced. Upon an emergency such
measure would be considered indispensa-
BILE. As general of the powerful organ of
Ignatius, Father Ventura's position would
enable him to accept the pnpal crown with
out probation.--PhI Ing. aa.a4T
ARMY Pursuant to the
order Of Lieut.. Gen. Scott, force of three
hundred recruits were sent from Governors
Island on the Oath ultimo under charge Of
Major Electus Baekus, Sd Infantry, to JEFF
ferson Barracks, Missouri, to fill up def.
ciences in the 7th infantry, now stationed
in Kansas and Nebraska. This movement
for the Strengthening Of the 7th Infantry
is made in expectation that their services
will be required next spring for the cam
paign in Utah. l.aa 5fH
STEAMERS FOR THE JAPANEsE.-It appears
from recent accounts, that the japanese
are beginning 70 catch some Of the spirit
of enterprise by which civilized nations are
inspired. Three fine steamers are being
built in the dock yards Of Holland for the
Emperor Of Japan. One of them has al
ready been completed, and had commenced
her voyage at latest dates. His japanese
Majesty is desirous of making slight ex-
ploration on his own hook, and will doubt
less shortly satisfy himself as to the truth
of the statements made him by foreign ma.
tions. -.. .-..--
JAPAN-Accounts have been received in
England from Japan-t to the llth ofGNo-
vember. They confirm the report of the
approaching visit TO Europe of Prince Tzi.
Kusen, the nephew of the Emperor He
was to embark about the end Of December.
at Simoda, with numerous suite, on board
the Dutch vessel the Samardag, chartered
for the purpose by the japanese Govern
ment He will visit France, England, Rus
sa, Holland, and return by way Of the
United States. Among the persons com
posing his suite are two Japan engineers,
whose mission will be, to examine into the
system of railways. The engineers had
fitted up the electric telegraph which Twas
given to his Majesty by the American plen-
ipotentiary, when the treaty Of commerce
was signed between these two eountries.-
The telegraph, which goes from the sum
mer palace Of the Emperor to Jeddo,
distance Of about six miles, works perfect
ly well. sFsa- 11
B9-It is strongly suspected that Bern
hisel, the delegate from Utah, is not in the
secrets of Brigham Young and his rebslli-
Gus conduct Spies upon the action Of the
are believed to be in the
Eastern States and upon the Pacific coast,
faithful and efficient agents Of their master,
who communicate everything it may be i'm.
portant for him to know" '"f .
pS~It is reported and geneTslIy accredr
tied, that the Collins steamship Adriatic
has been sold to the Russian Government
for 100000. The Collins Company viii