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public is ended. The gunboat Parma surren-
dered. General Mitre is flying to the desert,
abandoning all the baggage of his army.
Nov. 81.
A despatch from Montevideo saws the report
that the insurgent chief Arredendo had defeated
the Governor General Roeca is confirmed.
The Government has issued q proclamation
prolonging the state of siege for 80 days.
1t is stated that the %insurgent leader Tobando
has entered the province of Cordova.
1t is reported that the insurgents have oaptur.
ed COrdoya, in the Argentine Republic.
GERMANY.
Nov. %.
Lmdon.-Tn the German Reichstag, yesterda =,
Herr. Lasker demanded unlimited publicity of
judicial proceedings as the best guarantee of the
rights of the people.
The Berlin correspondence the "Times" reports
that the Prussian Government has decided to
give its consent to the conversion of the Prus-
sian Bank into German National Bank. If the
approval of other States of the Empire is not
promptly indicated. the Bill will be withdrawn
from the Reichstag to give time for negotiations.
The Government has relaxed tho rigor of Won
Arnim's Imprisonment and he is no longer un-
der police surveillance.
Nov. ~.
LoNDoN-Advices from Germany state that
IL Oh tile CulIOE5 U II TSp6ner UdZ6LJ0 HAS
been brought to an examination under oath as
to Won Arnim's alleged negotiations with that
journal.
FRANCE.
LoNDox-The "M)niteur" says Chambord is about
to issue another manifesto and has summoned several
prominent adherants for consultation.
The Republicans elected the entire ticket at Ba-
yOnne.
Nov. d.
France has ordered the release of the crew of the
Spanish steamer seized at San Jean de Luz.
Nov. %.
PAR1s.-The Left is making a vigorous effort to
bring about a revocation of the state of siege.
The discussions in the French Protestant Church
continue.
Lo~NDoN.-Gigoux, one of Bazaine's guards convict
ed of aiding the escape of the latter, appealed against
his sentence, and has been liberated to await the
result.
Nov. 81.
The municipal Council of Paris has adopted plan
proposed by the Project of the Seine for a lottery
loan Of A, O0O, 1000 francs.
UNITED STATES.
New YORK. -Archbi hop Bayley, of Baltimore, has
written a letter concerning the Manning-G gladstone
controversy. He says Gladstone'S declaration is a
:" shameful c%alumny."
In Kansas $4,000 to Q 5000 people are without food,
fuel or clothing, and must be sustained by charitable
contributions until another crop is grown.
Nov. "a.
A hurricane passed over Trenton, N. J., last even
ing, causing damage to the city and vicinity to the
amount of 800, 900,
The storm in Alabama on Sunday was very severe
throughout The central portions, and extended into
central Georgia. Half the town of Montevalo, Ala,
is reported destroyed two persons were killed and
twenty injured.
SPAIN.
Nov. 26.
It is stated that owing to a better understanding
between Russia and Germany, the former will speedily
recognizes the present Government of Spain, Russia's
refusal to do so having been owing to GOrtsch4kotf's
personal influence.
Nov. 81.
The Carists claim a victory at Irun.
Madrid papers assert that the greatest disorder pre-
walls among the Carist chiefs.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.
The 7oronto GZ0be of the 4th November con.