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cipal port OF the trsnsatlsntic word ,.,-


The ambassador Of Morocco reached Paris yesterday
He wss no, expected early As De had determined on
spending some Tune in the South oil France and al
Lyons.


MADRID, Dec. a0.-On the 18th the Cories were
opened We give the following extrscts from the
Queens Speech


The negotiations pending with the Hoy See con-
t;nue. The ra;i6caions Of the Treaty conc!uaed WIZ
the Emperor OF Morocco have been exchanged as wen
AS those OF the treaty OF reconciliation peace ana ehu
.bfr with the Republic OF Chill An unexpected acct
dent has prevented ths'conclusiou OF the same orsy
with respect the treaty recently agreed upon WIN the
Republic Of VenezueIa-


/. bcr,s in the Peninsula order and respect OF the
laws are maintained that every attempt ~ treason
hss been defeated by the vigilance aud hrnes o the
authorities as as by the dell5y o. the army the SUP
ordination anu discipline when might serve as nio1
u ior the word and in hne. by the excellent spiIt oi
the uecpe-ured and worn out by FeVof ana anxious 20
enjoy fully the benefits OF pesce under TIE saG oil me
throne and under :he protection OF our naohA4 hs'u
tons.


In order to consolidate the possession Of advantages
so precious have by virtue oi the authority whcn
you gaveto my Government established orSsinc laws


have congratulate you on the TACT maj ihs' inse
urcs have fully justified expectations. The na;on
now finds itself endowed with laws, the want oil whcn
had been felt during so nsny years sne the ss'o!'u
nert Of which has been effected without suggesting any
difficulty; the contrary the establishment OF those
laws is beginning already 10 produce their fruits in the
good order and government OF the state


independently OF those rcicrms-so important ana
urcsnto,hers OF less magnitude have been effected. MS
well in the department OF public instruction il ;he
administration Of justice and in various other branches
OF government


Some of the evils and injuries sr;si1g OF the law
Of Arancee= passed in the year 1871 being obvious the
Government purposes, r, convenient opportunity 20
submit To YOU calculated 10 Increase the pub
lie wealth and 10 strengthen the credit OF the nation


MY Government VIII sso present 10 you PROJECT OF
law Tor the important object OF endo"ing IA perms-
neut and solid public WORSHIP ana tAc eicGy


During the last session you introduced ntp ths Ton
,ution the reforms indispensable Tor phclig IN harlO-
ny the prerogaves OF the Crown and the rights o 'he
natjon You authorized my Govcrnmen, to promulsste
these organic laws by means of which tEe political ma
chine received freedom OF action and movement. t"u
decreed in fine plsu OF finance. calculated TO put
an end the disorder which consumed the resources OF
the State AZ present tevoves on you 10 examiner me
results of your former resolutions and TO Introduce such
farther improvement and reforms as shall appear TO you
called for and necessary.


The Ministry altogether will have majority OF
from 80 TO votes. Thus lar al! the decisions have
been in their favor.


II is said 70 be intended to make notifications In
the Tariff and take measures for the repres
sion OF smuggling. With respect 20 the former. invest,
cations have lon, been in progress. L - believed tha
whatever may be resolved upon, the duties on cotton
will remain An arrangement will be effected between
the Government and the Bank by which the latter Will
advance monthly considerable sum OF money on Sc
cur;ty OF the incoming taxes.


Measures have been taken for the payment of the
interest OF per cent on the debt.


Germany.


BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The custom receipts of the
Zoliveren for nine months OF the year were 962e.e7O
thaers and deductug expenses aud drawbacks,
there remained II T935l29 Nine months las; year yield
cd clear of al deductions l7,l9i19l thacrs The IN
then is 7iO.33s thaers


Our press and people have not yet lost their faith
In tho long promised constitution and they even profess
10 expect that the King will formally promise 1t u ds
missing the States assembled. For my part shall
not believe that it will be given until 1t is given


Religious tolerance appears to be gaining ground.
Catholic priests refuse 10 bless mixed marriages
E marriages between protestunts and Catholics and
il ia even asserted that the Pope has the intention
acknowledging the Protestant Church. SO AS TO induce
to aid him in putting down the religion Of German
Catholicism. This however, | don't believe. don't
how the Pope conveniently acknowledge Protest
antism do see what Professionalism would gaia by
acknowledgment


The new religion of Ronec is advancing, but does
not make SO much noise it did One two Catholic
priests have joined it, and have thereby drawn On them
selves the vengeance OF their bishops. Ronge Is rcev
ed well in puces and badly in others and il is the
with respect bis parsAns. In Poscn, not long
since a preacher condemned Ropgc from the pulpit,
whereupon be insultcd by OF the congregation
Others took his part and the Consequence that ate
nsndous pitched battle took place in the very church il
self You see, then that our people have good deal
more faith in their fists for producing religious convc
ton, than in argument Perhaps they are broken
skull is persuasive than all the logic OF the schools


We have heard nothing. as yet GI The President :
Message We don't much about ii, in sober truth
as know little about European politics. and nothing
oil about American. The dispute that Is raging be-
tween you and The Yankees about Oregon Whatever
may be the of the place. interests us not We
know nothing and nothing about the merits OF the
matter but have had laugh at the absurdity OF
John Bull and Cousin Jonathan stormirg Of each other
when neither has the slightest intention TO fight. In
Heavens name hold your tongues or haht or kiss and be
Observation-Disclosures ycp pleasewe Prussians don't care
r rush.


From Saxony the news is, that the principal au-
thors of the disturbance in August last have been con-
demned to severe Imprisonment. general feeling OF
indignation ia felt at this and motion has been made in
the Chambers for the introduction Of law TO preventhe
soldiers from firing upon the people IN case OF dstnr'
hsnce except with the consent und under the direction
of the local authorities.


The Bavarian Chambers have been opened by the
King The opposition seems menacng TO the Govern
ment, and the latter is keeping sharp eye upon ihe
press. In Germany. whenever any thing goes wrong
Inc poor devils of the newspapers made
suffer in way other. Go Far the only question
discussed by the Chambers has been that OF the Rail
ways.


A treaty between the United States and Bavaria
aboishinc the departure duty or mpost paid by each
person. FOR themselves and their property for the PRIV
ese emgrste to the United Stses, has lately been
ratified.


In Baden. Baden the opposition in the Chambers has
created embarrassment 10 the government The Grand
Duke has assured several OF the principal opposition
deputies that the disagreement between them ani the
government has occasoned him great pain and that





country impar,ialy administered The legislature has
adjourned to the I,h OF January. The government
disposed to modify the OF the press but the op
position demands its entire abolition.


The budget of Baden- Baden for 1910. il estimated
i42 7is horns for revenue and 1883 400 for
peuses


From Vienna there H. aa usual no news OF I'M
portauce. simply oecause Of importance is
permitted 10 be known The Emperor of Russia is
Pec,ed here shortly make the final arrangements for
the msrrsg Of his daughter With the Archduke stephen
The young prince has, however. gone oil to Prague
which some people think proof thai the marriage is
again broken of.


1t Is stated in the mercantile circles of Vienna,
that there not much chance Of the treaty Of
between the Zoverein and the United being
Guided.


Italy.


MILAN Dec. a6.-The great events in Italy of
lete, have been The OF the Emperor of Rus
sa Believing that you take precious little interest in
the doings OF royal personages-even OF the Emperor
OF Russia will weary you with account Of his
adventures The principal thing has been that he has
had an interview with the Pope in which the latter ad
dressed him IN terms of strong against the