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PORTLAND, November 30.-The Daily Neus,
Star and Post, of London, condemn the article
in the Times, on the war feeling in France
The Post regards 1t as wicked and wanton
abusive alarm, specially designed to put the
blood Of the nation up. 4~ GONG ~ *
The demand had for money has beer
active at the former rates. The applications
at the bank exceeded the average. Funds
opened heavily ON Tuesday, under unfavorable
forebodings, and declined '1S@H. The marke;
rallied, however, and closed at about 1-6 above
| the quotations of the previous day. IN per
cent. is the minimum for money in most quar-
tiers, while many houses ask 2ss@2A..
FRANcE.-The Marseilles papers state thai
! instructions from the French Government have
been received at Alexandra, to prevent any
act that would interfere with the Suez Canal
Company, whose works continue. ~
La Presse makes crushing reuly to the
Anti English pamphlet Of the edIsor Of the
Steele. = wv ,frU,.s o..d .,,4 ..., a
The House of vigueri, Of Toulouse, had
failed, with liabilies, amounting to 100000
| francs. l,. I.,..', f.J 's..'5
Wheat and Flour were higher in most of thu
French markets. .e- ,is Ell, -,rv
On the Paris Bourse rentes closed at 70f.
ITALY -Chevalier Buoncompagns enters inn
mediately upon the discharge Of the functions
Of Regent of Central Italy. ss,a
Rumors are current of a ministerial crisis al
Turin on the Regency question, but they are
denied. ..u...'. ...r.'
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald repeats that Austria at the last hour
positively refused to sign the instrument Of
peace If Prince Cayignan accepted the Re-
genoy. as.a et - s.J.s.a. s1,..
There ore six thousand Yenetians in the
army of Central Italy. u e<..sfE
An address from the priesthood Of Lom-
hardy had been present ted to Victor Emmanuel,
urging him to repress by law the attempts Of
those who proclaim temporal power necessary
to the Church. .hae-. ..., 81 r-.. :
Prince Cavignan gave an audience on the
l4th inst. to deputation appointed by the
States Of Central Italy to request him to accept
the Regency Of Parma, Modena, Romsgna and
Tuscany. .e.~9,.
The Prince said: ~ am deeply moved by
this offer, and tender my most gratefu thanks
! to the assemblies and the people who have
given me so great q proof Of attachment. l
believe that in making this offer you are in
fluenced less by personal merits than by your
dsvotedness to the King, and by your fsolin Is
which arc not only liberal and national, but
are also those Of order and respect for mon,
archial Institutions, weighty representatives
reasons of personal propriety, and the ap-
proaching Congress deter me much, to my re-
greet, from responding to your appeal accepting
the charge. This forbearance on my part, and
the sacrifice I am thus making will prove more
useful to the interests of our common country
than If | acted otherwise a yE
Hs concluded by recommending Chevalier
Buoncompagne rs regent, and telling the peo-
pie that their conduct deserves the sympathies
Of Europe; to reckon always upon the King,
who will support their wishes, and who will
| never abandon those who trust their destinies
| TO his loyalty. a aU0us .s1
SPAIN.--Nothing of moment has taken place
| relative to the war between Spain and Mo-
rocco. ,.' Ie ..... ...
The Spaniards charge the English with
supplying the Moors with weapons, and in
structing them in the use. .'s..1
Active preparations for conducting the wal
were making in Spain. ... .4
A telegraph line between Cruta and Algieri
| was about to be constructed.
GERMANY.-In the Federal Diet, on the
18th, the affair of the Constitution of Hesse
Cassel was referred to a committee. In Prus.
sia, the towns of Thuringen, 0ldenberg and
Hanzatie, had voted for the re-establishment
of the Constitution of 1881. The representa-
tives of some of the other Governments voted
in favor of the Constitution of 1862; Others
abstained from voting. The committee has
unanimously adopted the proposal concerning
the reorganization of the Federal Military
Constitution, and sent its report to the Special
Military Commission. - h
The London Port, in an editorial, expresses
the opinion that the Hesse- -Cassel question will
be one of great interest, and the action Of
Prussia, in favor ofrestoring the Constitution
is q most emphatic recognition of her de-.
termination to support the popular government
and national right in Germany.
RUssIA.-Prince Gortschakoff has addressed
circular to the Russian diplomatic agents
abroad, relative to the Breslau interview. II
appears certain that neither Prussia nor Russia
will support the project of an Italian Confed.
Grafton.
The pressure in commercial circles at st.
Petersburg was intense, the rate of discount
had risen to Sh per centum. The latest ac-
counts say the pressure was diminishing the
rates for money having receded.
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