It's said that the
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IN sirnc enloyuent under the Drausse Bill which IS
at present in force in every district ~ners II snT.
shown 10 their satisfaction, mat tnete i ~
pioymeut and that the necessary sufTey' y" ~ &c 'A-
without requiring any deposition that purpose


France.


The Paris papers OF the 50 Decelioel eoNt".A .Sn
neither intelligence comment of al interesting Ge
srtsr Uoon The subject tie joint intervention OF Ing
land and France in the Riysr Plse, the Journal ces
Debats has article n " h1h 1t exoperaes loe 'ien0
Government from any blame in the course II mas pursued
An article from the Debats upon the Oregon furnishes
the National with subject for an sttack upon d. ou%e
vho has il contends by the publication OF srcs j!rons
in his semioicai organ rendered 1t Impossible thAi
King Louis Philippe now be selected 10 aEolfEsis De-
tween Enssnd and the United states.


Tb., National also accuses the French Government
of desire TO fight the battles Of ENGLAND IN every par' OF
the world o. the risk OF rupture WIN the na'uI
allies of France Tn another article the National neTcsy
assas NJ BugeauG for his policy rs GoVetnoE ana LIS
tactics as a Genera! IN Algeria -,


The French Chambers was 10 meet Dec. 2oIfi'


ArpRgHEypgp SCARCITY IN FRANoE-The Leo
dereoe states ,hs, the greatest Consideration prevails
amongst the commercial men at Limoges. twenty
bankruptcies have been announced withn !e" Gays
The Journals of La Vsndee and of Lower Charene hke-
wise announce failures The same paper puo-
fishes the following letter dated DnHn the iiIh ut


Some disturbances occurred to day in this town during
the hours of market Some wagons laden WIKI ootu;
which proceeding different quarters were seized
and forcibly brought back amidst the clamor OF the u
ti;ude.'


ENGLAND AND THE CHURCH OF RoME-Ihe
Unirerse publishes letter addressed TO Dr. Nisemsn'
Bishop OF Mopstaus 10 all the prestes 0: France oe
mandng their prayers for the reconversion oil ursS.
Britain the Catholic faith and adds, We learn win
the liveliest satisfaction that the several bishops ldN
already expressed Mr.. Wisemsn the warm ht'fesl
,hey took in his proceedings and preparing TO com
ply with his wishes. The Bishop OF Nanz published on
the subject pastoral letter which was read from the
pulpit at high mass on Sunday The venerable preae
directs thai norsac be performed throughout his do
cese and ,ha, PRAYER De offered Heaven for the con-
version of England. a.,


The Cologne Gazette quotes letter from Posen OF the
18th ultmo from which il would appear tnat tue huue
arrests which have taken place originate in secret
attempt Poland TO its original nanohs' Tnu
thar the Clergy deeply involved in that attempt ns
Catholic Priests had been sent from haisch 10 warsaw"


spain.


The Royal Council was installed on the 2''h NO
veuber at the National Museum. There are tWp eshdi
dates talked of for the presidentshp OF the Cnaoe o.
Deputies NJ Castro Y Orozco and Nj. Bravo Muri'io.-
The te of the queen appears 10 have been celebrated
In the provinces this year with grent enthusiasm


Turkey.


We have received adviccs from Turkey dated
Constantinople November II. The question which con
tnues 10 occupy the attention only OF diplomacy bur
of the public that OF Syria On the l5h the hVe am
bassadors the Austrian palace and agreed 70 rne
contents of joint note to the Porte on tne
Porte has come determination which speaks hishy
of its wish TO 90 hand hand with the repre- sentaveS
of the allied powers.


The Paris papers of Tuesday contain rerles OF
dispatches from Marshal Bugeaud and other oicers IN
Algeria from which it is eviden, that no advantage mas
been gained over the Arabs 1t wRs deemed pronaoe IN
Paris that Ministers would recall the arsha because OF
the yery awkward situation in which his administration
had placed the French in Africa.


A portion of Abd.el Kader's regular cavalry car.
red into Morocco the whole OF the crops and property OF
an important tribe which had by the ADVICE OF the smir
emigrated from Algeria into Morocco. Inc Ffeneh
troops unable to prevent this bold and important
movement.


We learn from the Paris papers OF Tuesday, that
the position OF affairs in Algeria every day 6ecom
ing less defined and more complicated. Inc Govern,
ment had published several dispatches from MarshS,
Bugeaud and the generals commanding IN Algeria ana
although the dates later than those brought By
the local papers of the 25h ultimo yet, do these aes
patches reveal of things which. in the hands oil
those engaged in the conduct OF operations. IS lar from
satisfactory We deduce from the accounts taken al
together that Marshal Bugeaud confines his movements
the central provinces not venturpg to advance TO-
ward the West the most aeitated portion of the coun
try. The marshal, however, had been upwards OF
month moving about the restricted circle OF his operh
tons during which time he failed in catching his sppe
ry foes and had in fact, his labor and that must have
been most harassing. for his pains. Bou Maza the re-
doubtabe Bou Maza was burning and destroyinR foun1
about Oreansvile, and had attacked Colonel hepona
with great viGor.


This chief has given orders the tribes TO y before the
French and if submit and await with pauehce
their opportunity But the most important lIciuGht M o
all remains TO be told Add ekader, supposed 10 be in
Morocco suddenly shsws himself AZ the South OF Aise-
ria at a place called Tagune, the memorable scene oi
the seizure of the Smaa by the Duke de Nemours Inc
conclusion drawn from this fact s, that Aode haoer
does not mean TO establish himself in Morocco at all but
settle somewhere the Sahara or Desert ana WI"
the Desert his command menace the whole south
ern frontier, TO the province OF Constantne. mus
with Bou Maza fyins from point with Abd.e kader
masking his intentions skuliully as thnt they osine
penetration with the Arabs every where shaken IN their
fidelity to French and their anatcsm and hopes eX'
cited and exalted the French seem not to know
where to move strike well, indeed has bou niaza
for he now be spoken OF as chief second oh'y
to Abdel kader-so well, we say have b9u Maza nhu
Add e Kader combined their operations that the Arabs
have been able open their silos pits and to cary on
all their stored grain into Morocco 50 tnat the French
army will have draw their provisions from France
The tribes have also been ordered To waste the country
wherever the French appear search them and thus
obigc the invaders TO keep to the coast unti! the te
when Add el kader shall come according to promise,
with innumerable army of the faithful 10 expel them


India and China.


We have received by our extraordinary eXPress'
in anticipation of the Bombay mail OF the Ist oil Nov
our dispatches TO that date


The affairs of the Punjaub continued IN the same
disturbed state The Rance or Queen Mother continued
to be the nominal head of the government


The Governor General Sir Henry Hardingc
reached Agra the morning OF the 10th OF oct


In Scinde tranquility prevails.


The surrender of Serampore was effected by or
der of the Danish Government on the 9th OF October
The British Flag hoisted and the Danish rule then
ceased


The latest news from China extended to the 30th
of Sept but contained nothing of importance. Trade
was dull, except at Shanghai.


The Governor of Hong Kong was not popular,
because he had attempted to levy taxes on the inhab
tans who had protested against bis right To do so.


The expedition which had proceeded to chasiise
the pirates the OF Borneo Maloodoo, the
northern shore, having effected its purpose, had return
ed to Hong Kong.


A fearful fire had taken place in Bombay on the
first night OF the Dewallee lamp Festival OF the
tives. 1, took its origin from fireworks in shop
where quantity of powder stored. Having de-
stroyed nearly 2U0 houses of various descriptions it
stopped by the energy and activity of the Europeans
Fifteen persons lost their loves. Bombay escaped
awful calamity for about 600 lbs. OF powder
moved from the houses fire. If that powder had
blown up the consequences would have been appalling
thousands would have been killed. ILond. Times Dec
London Stock Exchange Dec 10, halfpast 3


The Money Markets this morning opened TRANQUILITY,
and after continuing pretty steady throughout the day
closed without any material variation in prices Con
sus for Money and Account have declined !; New
Three snda Quarter t. The foreign market mas been
o,ist downward