n.-a,,n Intelligence BY the Iowa.
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ssea So srtcles no doubt Will advance likewise 1t


~msn, continues its efforts 10 place every orancn IN
efficiency Many think thar TO unite 'he people
Nv. country would alone be sufficient 10 induce oa'
AlHmcnt TO make concessions on the Corn Laws aho
"ry if the army and navy are to be aueineh'eo'
70 viii be more food consumed t"'
-,s London Post Of the sth ut says we nave
t t.tsfsc;ion in being enabled 10 announce tias sh
Pc. sarr.ted To strengthen the atfectonaie attach
Ssa me people 10 the throne and at The same time
the happiness oi her Malestys comesec ciFc'e'
., Ne expected to take place early IN Apl4 neat


ireland.


a., .dvices from Dublin are OF the 5th uli Inc
.rs,or,s from Cork Galway. Londonderry ana some
-,idland districts relative TO The potato ciseAse


nue f.vorati. AID the harsh weather oi tue pas' yen
ys. aupesrs 10 hsve bad no injurious inhuehee ~ 20"
-. 90 far those locs.lties are concerned "e S
s;h,ra R,portcr in its corn circusr oil satusn"S
1,e. i,s opinion lh-t lte exaegersaon existed
.son tie subject" of the potato panic, rio'' n'i-''
s,spver the accounts are no; SO sEi'iac'1',
The ekiy meeting OF the hepeai Association
.aIa ~, tho sth In Cancellation Hall, winch waspret
- we'll attended. Mr. OConn.ll was cheeren on en'ei
H,se b.ll The honorable and learned gentleman was
-ss,r,a,,;ed nv Mr Joha o COnnes, T., MT henry
.n se.a A. Mr Caleb Powell NJ. p. Mr. John o 'Bri-
Vt p and several other members OF The As-ociation
n ,he motion OF the honorable aud learned member ior
ys,npy the chair taken taken by Mr. James Nelly
- . for Limerick The Chairman addressed tue meet
= ,nd suoogized for his absence from the meetings o!
~ association and sssured them ihst mat absence was
ot caused by rny Gmnuton o seh 10 the cause oil MS
nn,rr The honorable gentleman then handed In the
- ~ p40 from the County o: Limerick. lnciuoing his
~ .pbscripriou for 1876 Mr. J OConneli. read let
y, f,on Newfoundland III when The writer (the Rev.
M. Msrken) expressed wsh that the Almighty Civ
- If al ood r; should spare the Liberators vigor OF
Ia and body Mr. OCounel then addressed the meet
mo AZ preat length and took review OF the present state
EgIand regarded her position with foreign nations
There was nothing new in the honorable gentieman's
pentmenis. Inc week rent was alhounceo aS @-Si
q. lid. o.cu
and some other members of the Repeal Association
France.


We read in the Paris Nationals" If we are well
,rmed the Minis,ry hgs changed its mind about the
Madagascar expedition Not tnatI has gwen up the CO.
oeraion of England bur the language Of the Press was
.eh that has resolved not u adopt any determination
before the Chamber shall haze given its opinion on the
,ubec All The details Of the expedition have been pre-
n,rrd-the Captain pomnatco-the command OF the
3O0O men, that to form the troops to be landed.
zyen 10 Gen. Duvyierbut the departure OF the vessels
Il postponed TO February.


spain.


The advices from Madrid are 10 the 4th ut.
The Madrid Gazette contains nothing 10 confirm the ac
count aven by the Heado OF the receipt OF Intelligence
n revolution at Buenos Ayres and the disposition OF
2os Our accounts from Buenos Ayres 10 the 18th OF
n.tober contain no intelligence OF any revolution.
The Nuremberg Correspondent states positively, that
when the Emperor of Russia a. Genoa he addressed
Don Carlos as my cousin Our contemporary jumps
,ber hastily at the conclusion that the Emperor has
bereore recognized Don Carlos as the Legitimate hing



dspsn.


The ESpnnol pretends TO have received intorma-
a that King OF Naples mas, at the inssaiion oi the
Emperor Of Russia refused TO countenance marriage
.seen his brother the Count de Trapani, aud Queen
Abella.
We learn from Rmni that in consequence OF
Ii. late excitement there among the people under the
,r,rehepsion of scarcity of corn, orders have been
I,,p that none should be exported but by suose-
cvsp order, limited expectation Is permitted ana
etsnsion has been Issued declaring thht there is no
;rand for appI ehending scarcity


Belgium


Tho Antwerp Journals Of The 9TH state that
hs ON that coast had very bad for several days
,rd that many vessels had gone aground ano been
wrecked.


Germany.
The Becln journals contain Cabinet order pro
hp1 tie publication OF petitions and memorials to his
H.s,,y unless accompanied by the answers thae are
trsn TO them -, -. ,or,l
hi uid that the chief questions to be suomttec 10 IL
relate 10 the position OF the legislative assemblies es
oard The governments and the revision of the laws oil
napess
The Abbe Ronge is stated in letter from Dres
den TO have met with great encouragement In that cl'y
Hshss made many converts and the Hall oil the town
sa,tes was placed at his disposal for the celebration
divine service according the rites of the German
Crhoc Church.
The Berlin Journals inform that two young
nschanicians. named Rochester and Ehrmann, nave
up,ed 10 the Polytechnic Society OF that city car
rsg. which has With it iron rails As the carriage
moves on these rails constantly carried under the
wheels, so that they rln as 1t on railroad. several
experiments have been made by the Society with tne
carriage and they stated have been quite sasiac
tory.
We read in a letter from Hartz. in Germany = |
The emigations from our mountains for Texas have
hey been that several OF the villages are
stay deserted In less than three months, more than
II thousand persons have Quilted country aoouhdins
viii mines OF iron lead, and mercury, which demand
only the application of labor TO give rich results 10
smpt fortune at distance Of four thousand leagues
The Heser Gazette states that. In the evening OF |
18th ut essieite arrived at rosen with accounts
"a, an insuecon had taken place in the small town OF
snser, during which attack WAS made upon the ma
anne In which the of the Landwehr are deposit
d. ltwas Also rumorcd that niue had been discover
nPosen which had very nearly reached the powder
nsaiins


Syria.
Aoonstaa,inope Letter of the 18th, in the A@gs-
ss Ga,tits ccnhrus the report oi conferences be-
sn the ambassadors ot the great powers ON the sao'
aOf the affairs of Syria, and oil their having come 10
crmous resolution send in no:s to the Divhn. cat
sssp,n 10 fulfil all the engagements into which 1t had
.esd res pectins the Lebanon.


Russia.


An order of the Commi,tee of Russian Ministers
rbus until Sept /, 1886. the export OF potatoee from
apOrts of the Baltic The quanlIy which each vessel
intake for ,s own use is also limited by the said order
The German Journal of Frankfort states. from
as,an,inople 10Th ut that the Porte has on the sp-
&,ron of The Russian anbasssdor, issued nrman de.
Eas al s authorities on the frontiers To see that no
I'D assistance be given by Turkish subjects to the
&ple Of the Caucasus in their resistance 10 Russia


Poland.


The German Journal Of Frankfort. states from
User. that the late conspiracy there is proved to have
Sn nsgated by the agents of propaganda society
Srusea and that the object was to create general
sstec;on In Poland with view TO the establishment
aLh hsiooa Independence.


The Cologne Gazette, under the head OF Posen,


states that arrests stll continue to be made there
no Poes Of distinction had been brought into the for
=" on the previous day escorted by party OF gem
ees There about sixty political prisoners de-
1aed q, poscn and about the number Rt krotoc.
"a Some troops had been dispatched to the small
Ssese Adehau, Ostrowo, etc, same excitement h&v-
y Seahoed Itself in those places


Austrin.


Vienna letter of the Sd states that the Govern
10 lower the excise duties and 10 revive the
h On classes. which was imposed some years ago The
uie o. this not stated, but suppose that II is
WI o. license duty upon trades and professions.


Algeria.


ine minister Of War has received several official
Pos rom Algeria but they DO add single fact Of


'snee 10 the accounts which had previously reached
Snom osheE sources


journals and letters from Ag;ers the Both ul. have
Saed as but they do NOT contsiu much that was not