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FLORENCE, Monday, Nov. THE Assembly has
resolved to take into consideration the pronosition
to create Prince Cargnani Regent Of Tuscany in
the name of the King of Sardinia, and will give its
vnte on this question tomorrow. The resolution
was received with the cheering of the public.
LoRD ELLENBoRoUGH on ITALY.-The Times pub
fishes letter from Lord Peterborough to Lord
Brongham, In turtheTance of the success of the
Garlbaldl musket fund. The noble Earl expresses
a hope that, stimulated hv the insults to ITALY
which are conveyed in the demands France is obouf
to make in the Congress, the Italians will rise to
VIndcatc their rights to choose their own govern
ment. As to Garibaldi, Lord Ellenborough advises
the people of Italy to follow where he leads.
The correspondent of the Times in Tuscany. in
sists that it is the obvious combined drift of France
and Austria absolutely and completely to destroy
the real strength and influence Of the prestige Of
IledmOnt and her King, and thus to give the death
blow to the national aspirations of italy
The Paris correspondent of the London Post saws
it was rumored that the Papal Government had re-
quested France to occupy with French troops those
portions of the Roman States hich have thrown off
the temporal authority of Pope Plus the Ninth
LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, November 2l-P. M.-The Paris
BOurse closed on Friday with unchanged prices
The MOOrS have commenced attacking Ceuta.
GERMANY.
The Chamber of Deputies of CasSel had, BY a
vote or IS to 5, passed resolution in favor of the
reestabshmeRt of the constitution of 1881 but the
Elector refused to receive the address upon the
subject. Is was supposed hat the Chamber would
then pass resolution to forward address to the
Federal Diet.
INUIA.
The Bombay mail of October l2tn had reached
England, but the papers and correspondence fur
nish little additional news of interest.
The expedition from Bombay against the pratt
cal Waghers had been successful. The forts and
Island OF Berjt were stOrmcd the 7th Of October
The enemy made stout resistance. The British
loss two officers and twenty-five men killed
and two officers and thirty-fve men wounded
The 9th regiment had quilted Calcutta for Hong
Kong.
AUSTRALIA.
The Melbourne mail of September 18th had ar
rived in England, but there is little news Of i'm
portance additional to that anticipated by telc-
graph.
The news of the Peace had reached Australia
but there was little confidence in its continuance
and measures for the defence of the colony. already
commenced, were to be carried out. Six vessels
of war, varying from six to twentv-sx guns are to
be stationed in the various ports, and forts, bat
teries and martcllO towers are to be erected at
various points. Large supplies of arms, Arm
strong guns, etc, had been ordered from Eng
land.
Stocks of imported goods were accommodating. and
sales extremely dull
The shipments Of gold to date were about G., 900
ounces short OF the same period last year.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Times, Of the 18th, says There has been
good deal Of business done in the money market during
the week, principally IN the open market" where there
reluctance to take money at the Bank minimum. At the
Bank the demand has not been great and although
persons exp cted the directors would Immediately
their rate, this hardly he expcc ed to take place
until drain sets in.
BY Mr. Reuters telegraph the state otIe Paris Bourge
is thus described: Paris Friday, % r. MBourse pre-
alteration Rencs stationary at 7Gf I5c
320P M-Verv little business has been fransacted 70
Gay Rentes close yesterday, at TOI. l5c
The WOniteU publishes the nthy return the Bank
Of France which shows the following results as compar
lions: current account, $50 millions hills discounted
not yet due, 29S millions; advances, az millions; bank