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Arrival Of the Canada.

Portland, Dec, 5.
The Canada from Liverpool 22nd, via
Londonderry 23d, arrived this p. m.
The Bank of England has arranged to
exchange two millions sterling in gold
with the Bank of France for a similar
amount of silver. Funds buoyant, and
higher on bank arrangements. Money
easier.
The Times hopes for an early reduction
of the bank rate of discount.
FRANcE-Count Marney is going to
Rome on special mission with an auto
graph letter from the Emperor.
ITALY-No new movement The cler-
gy Of the Neapoltan Provinces, are pay
ing homage to Victor Emanuel.
Rumors of new Sandman loan are
contradicted.
The Dowager Queen of Naples, with the
young Princess, has arrived at Rome.
The French are about to occupy Terra
CHINA.
The Queen of Spain has presented
rich sword to Gen. Guvon.
1t is reported tina. Guyon had declared
that he won'd not deliver the material be-
longing TO the Bourbon troops, who en-
tered the Roman States, either to France
or King Victor Emanuel
Negotiations are, however, progressing
on the subject.
AUsTRIA-Viennna letters speak of
guarantee from the German confederation,
joined by Russia, for securing Venetia to
Austria, as necessary for the security Of
Germany.
The result of our Presidential contest is
commented on, in England, with satisfac-
| ton.
The Brazilian corvette, Donna Seabel,
was wrecked on the coast of Barbary.-
one hundred seamen and % officers were
lost.
The siege of Gaeta continued.
The Piedmontese bombarded the sub
urbs on the 18th.
The Neapolitan troops continued to fight
resolutely, but detection among the Off
GERS is increasing.
Col PeanneIi has surrendered his bat
talon of Chasseurs to the Piedmontese.
Further resistance of The Bourbon troops
was paralyzed by the characterization Of
their chiefs.
1t is believed complete evacuation OF
Gaeta is resolved on.
A castle, near Monich, is prepared for
the reception of Francis III.
Explanations are said to have beer ask
ed of the Piedmonlese, by France, wheth-
erer, with its sanction. Garibadi signifies
his intention to attack Vene,ia in the
spring.
The plan attributed to Garbaldi is 10
land at Dalmatio and get into Montene-
gro and raze the population in order to
compel the Austrians to keep a consider
able force on that side, while the Pied
montese are busy before Venetia.
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Speech of Mr.. Ivers6p.
NVashinpton Dec

washington, Dec. D.
In the course Of his speech yesterday,
Mr.. lverson. in the Senate, referring to the
refusal of the Governor of Texas to call
an extra session of the legislature, said :
"Ani though there is Clay in the way
Of the Lone Star Of Texas; in the way of
the Governor who will not consent to call
the Legislature, yet the public opinion is
So strong that even her Governor may be
overridden, and if he will not yield to that
public sentiment, some Brutus may arise
to rid the country of this hoary headed
traitor Great Sensation He further
said, referring to the probabilities Of war
/" There will be no war. The North gov
erned by such far seeing stateman as the
Senator from New York, (Mr. Seward) will
see the futility of this" He concluded as
follows "War is inevitable. Let the
South take care; Let the war come
We will meet the Senator from New
Hampshire and all the myrmidious of alb
olitonism, and in the language Of the Hon.
Representative from Ohio, (Mr. Corwin, }
in regard to the Mexican war, owe will
welcome them with bloody hands to hos.
pitable graves" Sensation
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PERU.-The intelligence from Wash
in gton in regard to the relations of this
country with Peru is very important
The government of Peru having failed to
satisfy certain claims upon it held by
American citizens, our Minister, Mr.. Clay,
mad demanded his passports In dongthis
he acted under instru ctions received from
the Administration. Immediately upon he
receipt of this news at Washington, the
Peruvian ambassador to this country was
furnished with his passports. This termin-
ates all diplomatic intercourse between
Peru and the United States. The amount
Of the American claims is $3.50, 600.
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gress to make up the deficiency and there.
fore recommend that an appropriation DO
granted for this purpose.
should do great injustice TO the Attor-
new General were to omit the mention Of
his distinguished services in he measures I'D.
op,ed and prosecuted by him for the defence
of the Government against numerous and
untoupded claims1o land in California, pur-
porting to haye been made by the Mexican
Government, previous to the treaty of ces-
sion.
The successful opposition to these claims
has saved to the u S. public property
worth many millions of dollars, aud 20 in2i.
viduals holding title under them, at least al
equal amount.
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because they had become American citizens.
10 employ the language of our present
Minister TO France, who has rendered good
service on this occasion. Il do rot Think
our French nalualized fellow citizens VIII
hereafter experience much annoyance on this
subject | venture to predict that the time
is not far distant when the other continental
powers will adopt the same wise and just
policy which has done SO much honor TO the
senlig htened government oil the Emperor.
IN any event. orr government Is bound To
protect the rights OF her naturallzed citizens
everywhere. to the same extent, though
they had drawn their first breath ii tbs
country We can recognize 30 distinction
between our native and nataraiIzed citizens.
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FAMINE IN KANSAS .

II has been represented to me from sour
ces which deem reliable, that the inhabi>
tants in several portions of Kansas have been
reduced to nearly a state of starvation on
account of the almos, total failure of their
crops, while the harvests in every other por-
ton of the country have been abundant
The prospect before chem for The approach-
ing winter is well calculated 10 enlist the
sympathes OF every heart, Ths de>taution
appears to be so general that it cannst be
relieved by private contributions, and they
are in such INDECENT circumstances as to be
unable to purchase the necessities of life for
themselves. refer the subjectto Congress.
If any constitutional measure for their relief
can be devised, l would recommend its adj
option.
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FRANCE.

With France, orr ancient ard powerful
alIy, cur relations continue to be Of the most
friendly character 4 decision has recently
been made by a French JudiciGl Tribunal,
with the appreciation Of the Imperial Gov
crnmeui, which cannot fail TO foster the sen
timtnts Of mutual regard that have so long
existed between the two countries. Under
the French law, no person can serve IN the
armies Of France unless he be French cit
ixen.
The law of France recognizing the na;u-
raj right OF expa,riation, il follows as ne
cessary consequence, that a Frenchman, by
the fact Of having become citizen OF the
United States, has changed his allegiance
aud has lost his native character. He can
not therefore. be compelled to serve in the
French armies, in case ke shoalI return to
bis native country.
These principles we're announced H. 1852
by tie French Minister of War. and IN two
hate cases hare been confirmed by the French
judiciary. In these, two natives OF France
baye been discharged issm BE French army
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

I cordially recommend to your favorable
reg srd the interests of the people of this
district They are eminenty entitled to
yoar consideration, especially as unlike the
people OF the States, they can appeal to no
government exceot that of the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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commission and an immediate call of the present
Congress was the usual resort. Upon inquiry
however, | asserted that fifteen out of the 30
States compy sing the confederyey, were with
out representatives, and consequently fifteen
3 states would be- disfranchsed by such call.
These fifteen states will be in the same condi-
ton on the 4th Of March next