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England will he disgraceJ, and then war will come, and come, too, in the train Of degradation. If we wait until Spain have courage to ripen her secret machinatiOns into open hostility, we shall have war-we shall have the war of the pacifcators, and who can thensSay when that war will end. (The Right. Hon. Gent. sat down amid loud cheers.

 The motion for the address was then u- unanimously agreed to.

 London, Dec. 12, 1926.

 The utmost activity prevails in every department of Government connected with the immediate authorization of troops for Portugal. This morning the following,,no- tice was posted at Lloyd's':-

 NAvY-OFF1cE, Dec. l2.

 The principal Of1icersand Commission CTS of his MajeSty's Navy do hereby give notice, that they will immediately receive tenders, at this office, of ships, for the con- veyance of troops from Deptford and Portsmouth, to Lisbon, where they arc to be discharged, to be hired ut the rate of

 -per ton, for the voyage, or at---- per ton per calender month for three months certain"

 (Signed) CT. HARDING"

 The amount of force which will he dcs- patched in the first instance, and upon the emergency of the occasion, is 5000. Of the troops composing this force there are 10 be four squadrons of cavalry, which in- dlcates that it is not contemplated lha. their services will confined to garrison duty only. The following are tie names of the regiments, !their prescribed movements, and the Officers. who will have the chief command.

 The 1st Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of Guards will embark to-mor- row, at Deptford.

 The 2d Battalion of the Sd Regiment of Guards will march tomorrow, for Ports mouth ,Ffor embarkation.

 The 63d Regiment ofInfantry marched, this morning, from Windsor, for embarka- tion at Portsmouth.

 The. 4th Regiment of Foot, now at Portsmouth, is ordered to prepare for im- mediate embarkation at that port.

 The 1st Battalion of the Goth Rife Corps, now at Plymouth, is ordered to prepare for immediate embarkation at that Port.

 Two Squadrons of the 18th Lancers, and two Squadrons of the 10th lussars, are ordered to hold themselves in readiness for immediate authorization.

 There are two Regiments to embark forthwith from Cork for Lisbon. These heglments arc to be selected by Sir George Murray.

 The whole will be under the Command of Sir W. Clinton. The Guards will be commanded by Sir Henry Bouvcrie and Sir Thomas Arbuthnot. Major General Blakeney will also have command.

 Sir Brook We're will be the Quarter Mas ter-General.

 The Aju'ent- General will be appointed Dy Sr George Murry,in Ireland.

 Two Regiment, we understand, will d. so be detached from Gibraltar.

 From tie London Courier Of Dec 14.

 Both Houses of Parliament adjourned. last night, to the 6th of Fcbruary. Mir, Secretary Peel moved the adjournment. consequence we regret to say, of the indis position of Mir. Canning, caused by the great exertions of the Right Honorable Secretary, on the proceeding evening. IL was statod,by Mir. Peel that the profession al persons who attended Mir. Canning. were ot opinion, that, in the present state of health, every unnecessary effort or excite- ment should be avoided but, added the Right Hon. Gentleman, ''his Right Hon. Friend, anxious to state to the House the grounds upon which his Majesty Govern- ment had felt it their duty 70 adopt the line of policy respecting Portugal, of which the House had been already informed for got, for the moment, his indisposition and the consequence was, that his Right Hon. Friend could not with safety attend in his placethat evening"" There will be but one feeling throughout the country upon this circumstance; a feeling of unaffected re- gret that the discharge of great public du- ty should have been attended with such consequence.

 Relative to the merits, or demerits, of the bill for Districting the State for the choice of Members to Congress, and State Senators, which was rejected by the Assembly last Spring, we are incompetent to speak. Indeed we know not what those particular features of