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PORTLAND, February 9.-FfGnce.-A decree
Is published convoking the Senate and Leg
slative body for the 2Sd Of February.
The Paris Pays says that on the conclusion
,f the Treaty Of Commerce between France
and England, negotiations with other powers
for the conclusion Of similar treaties will be
q The rumor had been current in Paris that
the Emperor had intended, as an earnest of
bis pacific Intentions, TO reduce his army by
100000 men.
An official report was in preparation on the
question Of abolishing the heavy cavalry in the
French army on account of It's value having
been much diminished by recent improvement
in artillery,
The Paris market for -four was quiet, and
prices tended downward. Wheat also was
heavy, but not lower.
A report had been current that Prince Ma
poleon was about to proceed on mission to
London bot it was denied.
The Paris Bourse was dull and lower.
Rents closed on the oath at 68f. SOC. The
annual financial report Of M. Mague is pub
lished. The state Of the treasury is represen-
ted as fosrishing. Tho arrears, which were
$4,000, ,00Of., do not now exceed $50 ,0O0, 900.
The Development Of the new commercial
p0ICy WAL ulu0 butpuuU tao Iou0mptlUu
of the public debt. The report states that
since 1852 the foreign commerce Of France has
increased 80 per cent.
publishes the following as the list Of the new
ters, Minister Of Foreign Affairs and ad interins,
Fanti; Justice, Sig. Cassinio; Finance, Sig.
U.nn11;, pnhlto Tnokitulsnpa Es0 Nup,sort.
Public Works, Sig. Jacine.
A decree Is published dissolving the former
Chamber of Deputies and ordering some new
arrangements Of the electoral basis.
A letter from Leghorn states that an En-
glish frigate had entered that harbor and sa-
luted the town, the batteries of which at once
responded. The English salute was interpre-
ted az o recognition by the British Govern
ment of the fall Of the Grand Dukes, and as
o frat fruit of the combined French and En-
glish policy on italian affairs.
Verona and the whole territory belonging to
the fortress had been declared In state Of
siege. The Vienna telegrams pronounce this
as premature. Renewed attempts at counter
revolution were being made by the adherents
of the fallen dynasty in Tuscany.
Three powerful shells were lately exploded
at the residence Of Baron Ricasoli, President
of the new Government, and of two other con-
spicuous friends of the new regime.
A Ministerial crisis prevailed at Naples.
The Filanghure Cabinet resigned on the ques-
ton Of giving armed assistance to tho Pope,
which they oppose. The King had sent to
Sig. Tragamorena to form q new Ministry.
phe Liverpool Post contains the following:
We are in condition to affirm that the fol-
lowing statement is true: The Emperor Of
the French has written second letter to the
Pope. 1t was brief but emphatic. His Majesty
is willing and anxious to remain as hith.
erto, tho eldest son Of the Church, and con.
tinue deferential to the Holy Father in all
things spiritual, but If his policy opposes the
late propositions, let him remember Henry
VIII.
The Pope having called for the Withdrawal
of the French troops from Rome, the Emperor
says they shall be Withdrawn if his Holiness
persists, but that he (the Emperor) will cause
months notice to be given to all strangerl
resident in the Royal city.
franse.-The commercial treaty between
France and England was signed at Paris OF
the 22d. The terms were not authentically
known, and 1t is reported that they would NO
be published until the English Chancellor O
the Exchsquer submitted his budget to Parlis
ment, when the treaty would be simultane
ously promulgated in the Paris Moniteur.
Various rumors were afoat as to the pro
visions Of the treaty.
The Paris correspondent of the Londoi
Times learns on good authority that the En-
glish Government has frankly carried out ID
principles Of free trade. He also states tina
English GOALS will not be relieved of all duties
but only of the defferential duty.
The Paris correspondent Of the Spectato
says that the treaty embraces the followin
objects. A complete and effectusl assimula
ton OF the French and English flags in mari
time intercourse, direct and indirect betweel
both countries and their respective colonies
and generating both English and Frenc
ships from all tunnsge dues In both Englis
and French ports.
Another Paris letter writer maintains tina
the duty on manufactured iron, which is no,
GA per tun, will bs reduced to either f2 8s.
or 81 19s.
The approaching retirement Of L. Msgue
; Minister OF Finance, and H: Bellault, Minis
ter of the Interior, was very generally spokel
of in Paris. Both are proteotionists.
England.-In the English Parliament tn
Duke of Newcastle and Earl Granville de
Tended the Government, and the latter state
that Mr.. Golden was entitled to the merit Z
the new commercial treaty with France, who
he was convinced would prove Of great benef
to England.
The amendment was negatived with divi
sion, and the address was voted.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Brand CAV
notice that on the 10th of February, Lord job
Rusael would introduce reform measure.
An address to the throne was moved an
seconded. Mr.. D'Israeli stated that he wa
not anxious to move an amendment to Ii
address, but at the same time he complaine,
of the unsatisfactory nature of the speech frol
the throne, and proceeded to oritioise some Q
It's more important features.
He was greatly surprised that at this date
new commercial treaty should be negotiated
as it shook to pieces the commercial policy
late years. He demanded an explanation
Lord Cowley's recent mission to London, an
! insisted that the Government should give
complete exposition Of its Italian policy.
Il Lord Palmerston admitted that there we
objections against the commercial treaty, b
explained that the Convention with Franc
was an exceptional one. As regarded Itsl
the Government had not thus far entered I'M
any engagement. The policy was clear an
, simple, Wis: non.intervention.
The address was agreed to-.
3 Mr.. Charles Lennox Wyke was appointe
British Minister 10 Mexico.
Captain Harrison, Commander Of the Gre
Eastern, lost his life by the upsstting of bo,
at Southampton. Energetic efforts were mat
.. BY no less than ten medical men to resto
animation altar the bodv was taken from Il