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EUROPE, VIA CABLE.
TIE BELGIAN Army SOLD TO FRANCE.
MAX, OFFERED The POLISH CROWN.
THI MARK1T9.
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MESSAGE or THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
HE OPPOSES THE AMENDMENT.
THE BALTIMORE POLICE CASE
The New Board Assumes Cenfrsl.
DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN CANADA,
MAX. OFFERED The POLISH CROWN.
THE MARKDTs
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAI
HE OPPOSES THE AMENDMENT,
THE BALTIMORE POLICE CASE
The New Board Assumes Csltrsl.
DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN CANADA,
European Gossip Through the At
lantic Cable.

European Gossip Through the At
lantic Gable.
tBy Cable to the Assooiassd Prsss.l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, evening.-The steam
er Delaware from Boston on the 18th ult.,
has arrived.
PARIS, Nov. 12.-The rtmor that, by q
secret treaty, the army Of Belgium was
placed at the. disposal Of tho French En-
peror in the event of war is discredited. -
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Vague rumors are
aaoet that the Emperor Maximilian has been
offered the crown of Poland under certain
eventualities. s- D. .. ...E 's.s ~ +.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Govern.
ment Of Russia resolved to suppress the naval
station at Kertch, in Crimea, and Tayanrog,
on the Sea Of Azof -.'''
LONDON, Nov. l2.-The ship Agra, bound
from London to New York, and the bark
Elizabeth jenkins, bound from London to
Boston, came in collision in the English chan
mel yesterday. The jenkins sank and ten
lives were lost The Agra suffered consider
able damage. r.' ......'H
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, evening. - Cotton
market dull. Sales to-day have been 5000
bales. Middling Uplands closed at Ia SO.
LIvERrooL, Nov. IL, evening.-The mar
ket for breadstuffs is frra. Corn advanced
to 37s. for mixed Western.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The money market is
firm. Consols, 80 "a; United States ,5-20s,
60 IL; Illinois Central, 7s; Erie, 81 "a.
M.r..-. - S,o-.-~o. u.xsor - A..n.,.-
He Opposes the Conssitusisnal Amend.
ment. .a A.ta. .. Hr-
MoBnE, Nov. la-The Governors message Is
published this morning. The only portion Of gen
sra interest Is that relative to the Constitutonal
Amendment After reviewing the whole subject,
the Governor says: .r0s- = ...a.r
lam decidedly of the OPT nion that this amend.
mont should not be ratified. The frst section en-.
bodies principle dangerous to the liberties Of The
people Of the whole country, and is q applicable
to New York and Massachu sets ss Aiabsma. Ths
third section would bring no possible good 70 the
represented States while II would reduce those un-
| represented to utter chy and ruin. We are
sincerely dcsirous to complete the restoration ofthe
Union. We want reconciliation and harmony, ma.
tional trauquilltyi and We feel We have given
every evidence Of honest purp pose to conform In
good faith TO the condition Of things surrounding us
Alabama 10 as true to-day TO the Constitution
and laws Of the General Government a. any State
i III tuo OnlOn. Ouuer tuo tutotD8i EoVouuo ibWtnA
on cotton, the people Of the Stafs now are paying
q revenue to the Government OF nearly ten million
dollars year. In the onaotm,,nt of these laws We
had no voice. The amendment wss proposed when
nearly one third Of the States were unreprssented,
and all its harsh features aimed at the States
thus excluded. The ratification of such an amend
ment under such circumstances cannot accomplish
any good to the country, and light bring rretriev
able disaster a E
| Proceedings of the New Board of Police
| Commissioners IN baltimore.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. l3.-Thsre Is quite o throng
Of people in front of the Office selected by the new
Police Commissioners on North street.
1t is supposed the new Commissioners will al
once enter upon their duties and renew their dc
mand upon the old board for tho surrender Of the
police stations, etc. tr..
Messrs. Young and Valiant on entering thsil
Office were loudly chsersd by tho crowd
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-The ew Police Cimmis.
sioners this afternoon served mother legal notice
on the old Board Of Police tt, surrender all the
property In their charge, and also notified Mayor
Chapman to attend q meetins; Of the Board at Q
o'clock. subsequently, they issued the following
| Board OF Poll oE OF BALTIMORE cIrr,
| oPPIoE No krH STREET, Nov. Is. !
The Marshal and Oficers of the Police Of Balti
more city, and all memb Of the existing police In
said city are hereby STRICTLY ordered and required
not to obey any orders that have emanated from
the late Board Of Police Of said city since O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon or any orders that may emanat.
from said late board at any time hereafter.
The undersigned have now entered on the per
formanco Of their duties as Commissioner Of Police
and there Is no other authority which lawfully
act as q Board Of Police in said city
Persons interested required TO obey this order
| JAMES YousG,
| WN. THos. VALIANT,
| Police Commissioners.