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ysssAIttrs, Nov. 23.-In the Hungarian
Diet, Won Beust said it was iaexpedient 10
make disclosures At present on the Prsssian
question.
vixxSA, Nov. n.-Two letters from C0un,
Beu.t to Count Chatock we're laid before the
delegations yesterday. 10 the feccud Beusi
SAYS: I have made To- secret Of my conviction
that later treaty placed Russia In an unworthy
position. was all the more panied that he
should take such means TO rid herself Of her
burden.
PEsrH, Nov. 24.-rn the Austrian delegation
Count Won Beuss asserted that nothing had
been omitted required by the dignity Of a
monarchy, on the Black Sea question. He
said that no Russian reply had been received
yet, and cautioned members against speaking
too much Of war or peact, rs equally opportune
in the present crisis. u .rl t-....-
HAVANA, Nov. 25.-Thougli no official uoti-
fication has been given by the officers Of the
Panama and West India Telegraph Company,
there is good authority for announcing that the
cable between Jamaica and Aspinwall has been
laid, and Geographic communication with
Panama is complete. 1t is understood that
messages Of to-day's date have been forwarded
from Panama to London.
ST. PErERrBuRa, Nov. 25.-The CARTE OF
the 22d says, Russia is not ready for war, and
cannot be before spring. No Sep has been
taken to place feet in the Black Sea, or to
fortify its coasts. 1t will need six months to
arm completely, and to raise the money needed
for war, and to put the Nicclaif iron-clad
ship-yard again in working order. -.
LoxDoN, Nov. 25.-It is believed that a
pitched battle is going on to-day, near Amiens.
There was an engagement on Wednesday, near
Mezieres. The Germans were defeated and
suffered heavily. There has been fighting oil
day at Villcers, BritOnaneux. No details re-
ceived. ...
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Thc American steamer
Ontario lett Cowes, for Havre, conveyed by
two French frigates, with cargo of 10 900, 900
cartridges, 10000 breech-loading muskets, a
large number of carbines and muskets, aud
| ffty-five cannon, intended for the army Of the
Loire, whose movements have been delayed BY
their non-arrival.
A German ship, said to be the Lord Brough-
am, has been captured off Deal, by French
| frigate.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The Parliasnent has asked
| for one hundred million thalers, to bring the
| war to an end.
| LONDON, Nov. 25.-Granville has gone to
Windsor Castle, to inform tho Queen of the
impossibility of carrying on the Government
with cabinet SO irreconcilably divided as to
policy towards pussia, anil to tender his rcsig-
nation on this Issue. 1t will upset the Minis
try. A dissolution Of the Cabinet meeting to-
day, Gortschakoff's reply YVES read, and caused
hot and angry discussion. Without deci-
sion the Cabinet adjourned until tomorrow.
Granville was not there.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Timrs says, the ad-
journment of the Cabinet was in consideration
Of Russias reply to the note of the British
Government which reply is evidence that
Russia is not pepared to abide by her orig
=. la. Oh nj
chakoff does nor wish for war, but is averse to
the withdrawal of bis circular.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-It is confidently believed
here that the Eastern question will end without
a rupture. The peaceful relations of Russia.
and Prussia are equally averse to congress,
which none Of the powers have yet proposed.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25.-The st. Peters,
burg Gazette says that Russia cannot withdraw
her declaration.
firm the reports that the regular troops of the
Paris garrison, in addition to bodies Of people,
come TO the outposts, offering to surrender, but
they are always turned back.
Balloon advices from Paris, to Thursday
noon, represent the situation good. Public
morals are satisfactory. The besiegers are 81.
lent. tt - "I. Pre-
Advices from Tours state that Gambetta re.
turned to that city on Friday.
Two French battalions routed 1900 Prussi-
ans, entrenched with three guns, at Demvin,
pursuing them to Quesnelle. .t..' Nv.
LONDON, Nov. 90 The Germans, after their
repulse at Neutz and pillaging Citeaux, con-
centrated at Dion, ,'I.f
Twenty thousand Prussians occupied Bel.
lene on the night Of the 22d, but retired on the
oath, towards Nogout le-R0tran.
A circular Of NJ Favre, Of Nov. 2lst, asserts
that in giving plcnary powers to N. Theirs, he
thought the principal one, that Of the revictu-
alling of Paris, was conceded. .,,.......
LONDON, Nov. 26.-A Telegram, varying from
all other authorities, has just been given to
the public here announcing that Paris IL still
confident, and that there is subsistence in the
city for two months and u half, bread for eight
months, wine and brandy for year. The tele-
gram says also that the French ore erecting
additional defenses on all sides. .!. y.,
Prince Gortschakoffs reply to Earl Gran
ville's note was read in the Cabinet session
last evening. 1t does not withdraw Russia's
claim to modification of the Treaty of Paris,
and repeats the reference to violations of the
treaty by either of the Elrope,n Powers. He
! meets Granville's complaint that Russia de-
| sired to rcpudiatc the treaty without first ap.
pcaliug so the other Powers, by expressing Q
doubt as to whether such appeal would have
been successful. The morning papers say the
VIII H"s
FLoRsvcE, Nov. 2s.-King Victor Emanuel
has already received the congratulations of the
Austrian and Prussian, Governments on the
election of the Duke Of Aosta.
Sharp shocks Of earthquake recently oc-
Cured at Rome and Vienna. f,'- L rr
VICTORIA, Nov. 25.--In Cariboo, cold wealth
| er had set in very suddenly. On the 9Th inst.
the creek was frozen, and oil washing had
| ceased. Three feet Of snow had fallen. Below
Clinton, the weather was mild and spring
| like.
SAN JOSH, Nov. 26.--The residence Of Mrs.
Hensley, the widow Of the late Major Hensley,
! on First street, was totally destroyed by fire
early this morning. The fire engines did not
| reach the scene until an hour and quarter
| after the fire broke out, and had nearly burned
out what few hours ago was magnifcently
| furnished house. The ERE was first discovered
at 3 o'clock, by q Cinnamon. The fire was
caused by this man coming home drunk, and