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TRURO, N. S., November 2O.-p. MA
Paris telegram says the English and French
Governments haye compl etely agreed on n
basis for the Congress which is to be held nj
Brussels. All that remained to be- settled
was the official ratification from the British
Government.
The Great Eastern had q rough passage and
d heavy sea. She rolled and dipped. but
with perfect ease, and seemed to swing her
self with sidelong, gentle motion over every
wave, dropping deeply and easily beyond
them with regular, slow rolls, often deer
enough to leave one PADDLE turning hiah
and dry. This motion is attributed to her
very light immersion, and having no upper
weights TO counterbalance tho Goals below.
The whole roll was only eight degrees each
way. The greatest speed was close on eiph
teen miles an hour. The run was far more
| satisfactory than either of the previous ones.
She arrived at Southampton on the 4kh
ENGLAND.-A new steamship has been or
dered by tho Cunard Company which is to be
500 tuns larger than the Persia. The verdict
Of the coroner's jury in the case of the Roupi
Charter was to tho effect that the wreck was
purely tho result of accident. great activity
prevails at WOolwich Arsenal in the prepara.
tion of material for the coilst defenses and for
tho expedition against China. The fortiiica.
tions at Dover are to be extended forthwith
and several batteries are to be Reconstructed
FRANUE,-The organization of tho French
army for China is considered as definitely set
tied, and preparations for the embarkation
have commenced. Boni Suassion has accepted
the conditions of peace. The hostile tribes will
give hostages to secure the payment of the
promised tribute.
The French Government, it is stated, has
resolved on establishing a Naval Station or
the Red Sea. The cholera has appeared among
the French troops engaged in the expedition
against Morocco. Several distinguished off
cers have died, including Col. Lafont, com,
manding the engineers. The ravage exceeded
fifty per day, and the total deaths have been
1000.
RUsslA.--A Russian squadron of six vessels
is to remain at their Mediterranean Station
whore they will winter.
ITALY.-It is reiterated that the Pope has
promised to grant the pardon recommended BY
the Emperor Napoleon after the insurgents in
the Romagna return to their allegiance.
The India mail with telegraphic news uio
Ceylon, October Ia, and Bombay and Calcutta
dates to the same period, has reached Mar.
seilles. There is no political news.
The Australian mail of September II, ha,
been telegraphed. The Colonial Ministry ha,
| been defeated.
Imports heavy and trade dull. The ship
| ments of gold since the last mail have beer
over 24O, 900 ounces, Of which 69,4OO were OF
the Royal Charter.
MADRID, November 5.-An official deere,
has been published appointing O'Donnell
Commander-in Chief
PARIS, Saturday.-There is an improved
feeling on the Boursesand the funds are all
higher. Rentes closed 7Of15c.
ENGLAND.-A Cabinet Council is rumored
for Monday. The number of troops to be
contributed to India to the China Expedition
will be 5000 Europeans to 1900 Natives.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.-The plenipotentia-
ries at the peace conference have received
orders to sign the treaty of peace. 1t is be
| lieved that it will be signed to morrow, and
convocation, to be held at Paris, will follow
Immediately.
PARIS 6th.-It is stated on reliable author.
lily that the Congress will be held in Paris in
stead of Brussels. r
GENOA, November 5.-Rumors are curren
that an Assembly will shortly be held il
which Modena and Romagna will take q part
1t is also asserted that the object would be t.
present Count Cavour as O candidate for tn,
Dictatorship of one province of Central Italy
GENOA, November 6.-The Assemblies o
Central Italy, it is stated, will confer tn,
Regency on Prince Cavignau.
| TURIN, November 5.-An official deere,
transfers the Court of Cassatior to Milan.
Subscriptions to the loan continue.