FOREIGN NEWS.
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slip, containing the news BY the packet Pennsyl-
vania. II is Of no great interest. We subjon the
following


FROM FRANCE.


Tho Paris papers Of Dec rs, contain no news Of
Importance. Nj Sauzet elected President Of the
Chamber OF Deputies the Gath by a majority of 7S
votes over M. Odllon Bauot The Bureaux of the
Chamber also renewed, but without any remarka-
bic cyeLt


Official notification Of the late King Of Denmark's
death had been sent to the Court OF France by the
Chevaer de Koss, the Danish Envoy Extraordinary
who also presented his credentials from his new Soye.
reign The Court ordered into mourning for the
late King.


The Prince dc Joinville arrived at Toulon in the
Belle Ponlc frigate the 23d inst


The Monleur publishes the following tcegraphc de-
spatch


" The Mardfimc Prefeetto The Minister Of the Marine
"TouLoS, Dec. 22,-According to the report of the
Captain OF the Neptune, 1t rumorcd in Algcrs that
on the l7th the column commanded by General Ru.
heres, whilst proceeding with provisions to the camp
OF Koleah, had been, Mselma, serious engage
ment. 10 which the Arabs had been again defeated


"The same report states that vessel which arrived
from Oran the 18Th, had Brought intelligence OF the
resumption OF hos,ilities in the west The Chief of
the Csrbos had been killed in affair against our
troops.