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-Four Days Later rrom Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCoTIAN.

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A Paris dispatch hsaysi IL was becoming ever,
cay more doubtful whether the Congress
would assemble, and the Paris correspondent
OF the London Times says the chances of th,
Congress meetingswere Of the most shadow,
character. l.s8 ~ -
A French journal--The Opinion dc Nation
dfe--which was supposed TO speak with somt
authority, believes that II Italy decided for tn,
annexation Of the north and center of the tai
ran feninsula, England would gladly accsp
tne combination, while France would accep
IL with still greater eagcrness, on condition
that Savoy and Nice are restored 70 her. III,
Opinion does not anticipate that the Cabipe
of Turin would object, and after arguing ths
neither Austria, Russia or Prussia has the
power, will or right to interfere. saws tha
it 10 assured that this combination is se
riously entertained by the governments Of Lon.
don and Paris. ,i-sf.s HI1T 5Ili .
The London Neos comments on a summary
of the Presidents Message. It saws there i,
no reason to complain of the manner in which
tho President deals with the general relations
between England and the United States, ial
hoy prussian ministerial d oyuap
though still Of the opinion of the restoration oj
the Grand Dukes in italy would have been the
most desirable solution Of the Italian question
gives up the prospect as impossible, and thinks
that annexation to Sardinia is by far the next
best thing. eefgs FlGfTI 9F''1''T 80 =
China.--Canton adyiccs Of the oath of M.
yembsr aav the trs,tv hstve., -tha IT yr.:.o,
States and China has been In force Nal.
bourne dates are 10 Noyembar 10 M nov,
of interest. " :
Tho funeral of ,J,ord M..ou,.v tool ,,.. :.
Westminster Abbey on the sth. ~ = f'-'sN' f'N =
Among the pail. bearers at Lord M.c.u,ev,s .
funeral were tho Lord Chancsllor. tbe SnaaLa,
ofthe House OF Commons. Lord John RnssslI
and the Earl of Carlisle. Among those r",. nras.
ent were great number Of eentlemen an of ami
nence, both in politics and litaratnrs The
funeral wss essentially private and. aItboneh
divested OF all pomp and ceremonv was vsrv
impressive. s =, RI - 80
An election at Reading had resuIted in tba
choice of another Jew. M. Goldsm;Jt "a ,,a,,,S
Der Of Parliament. : - N'-'1 = '''''
A largo Papal demonstration. nrss;dad ovor
by DR.. Cullen, had been held At Dublin. M Int
it is represented to have been a faiIure.
France Lord Cow]ev had returned to par;s
The Patrie says his mission to london was
truly one of importance. He Ia renrarsntaa hn
one authority to have announced. that Count
Walewski's retirement very materially faeili-
tated better relations between the Cabinets OF
Franco and England.
M. ThonveneI, the new Foreign Ministers.
was expected TO reach Paris about the 18th
inst.
Count SulIemand had been appointed
Charge de Afaires ad interim at Constantin ople.
He was first Secretary under M. Thonyenel In
Paris.
! The appointment-of Marshal Mcmahon to
the command of the army in Italy, numbering
fifty thousand men, was regarded as sign Of
warlke complications. sn .1l
A chapel in connection with the English
church, in Paris, after being opened for two
years, had been suddenly closed by the
French authorities. 1t was believed to be on
account Of q short service having been given
in French for tho benefit of the children of
British subjects who do not understand Eng
lish.
The Paris Flour market was dull, but prices
were not reduced.
The Paris Bourse had shown some Improves
ment, but q relapse occurred on the 10th, The
last price was 6Sf. 45c. The market again
showed symptoms of Improvement at the
close.
Spain and Morocco. THE following tele.
grams indicate the course of events in Morocco,
according to Spanish accounts: s,a ~
MADRID, January 3.--Ths Spanish have ad-
vauced on the road to Ketrsn without beinr
attacked. General Zabala had recovered from
his illness. The Spanish loss In tho action at
Castillogos was seyenty-three killed and forty-
eight wounded. ,9e IA
MADRID, January 5.--Yesterday the Span
ish were attacked in the Valley Of Nero by
two thousand Moorish cavalry and two thou.
sand infantry. They were dispersed by the.
Spaniards, who had five killed and ifteeil.
wounded.
The health OF the troops at the encamp.
ment at Serallo is improving.
MADRrD, January THE whole army en-
campsd this morning to the north of Negro
Valley, after having defiied through the passes
without opposition. In the course Of the day
council Of Generals was held, to determine
upon a plan of operations, Ii is stated that
the army in Africa will be considerably in
caeased. ia f@t.a -
The latest dispatches, dated Madrid, Jam
usry Q, report that stormy weather had pre-
vented communication with the squadron.
but the storm had abated and communication
was re-egtabI bIished. The Spanish forces had
again moved forward.
IrALY,-The news of Count Walevaki,s
resignation had produced a very painful i'm
PRESTON on the Pope. He called tooethar thu
principal members Of the Sacred College. and
declared 10 them that he vo,,ld never fsil IN
the miasion which God had intrusted ID him.
but That. Ike his Predecessor Pius VIZ. he
would suffer exile and even martyrdon. rather
than do 50. " ~
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