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ment. The Provisional Government had convoked
for the oath ult. the electoral assemblies charged
with choosing the members of the new Grand
Council, which was to meet at Lausanne on the Sd
OF March. The canton OF Berne has recognized
the revolution at Lausanne, and entered into cor
respondence with the Provisional Government
Large purchases of arms for Switzerland have been
made in France; but the authorities on the from
tier have received orders to prevent the exportation
Of them. The Grand Council. Of Geneva voted, on
the 15lh the instructions to Its deputies in the diet,
drawn up by the Council OF State, by majority
OF Ill against 35. Those instructions not being
agreeable 10 the radical party since they laid no
injunction the deputies to vote for the expulsion
OF the Jesults-consIderabe agitation prevailed
throughout the town on that day, and an Intellectual
attempt was made to get up disturbance.


Morocco.


The affairs. of Sweden and Denmark with Mo-
rocco, have been arranged by the mediation Of
France and Great Britain. The Emperor has re-
nounced the tribute. The Danish and Swedish
Consus returned to Tanglers on the l4lh ult.


Algiers


Marshal eugeaud is 10 leave Paris for Algeria on
the 9th of March. The country is stated to be per-
fsctly tranquil. Since the year 1880 the importa-
tion OF slaves has been gradually decreasing.


Greece


The draft of the address Of the popular chamber
had been read TO the assembly, and would, Il was
thought, give rse TO long and violent opposition.
Cioco'roni, the opposition candidate, had been
elected vice president of the Chamber, In the room
of Canaris, the new Minister of Marine.


Turkey.


The Porte has at length agreed to submit the
Tripo, and other claims made by England, as
well rs the alleged infractions on the commercial
treaty, to the decision of commission, whose
judgment will be final. 1t seemed probable that
there would soon be some modification in the pre-.
sent ministry.


The las. advices from Alexandria are TO the Slh
OF Feb The Pasha was at Faioum, and his son
Ibrahim in Lower Egypt, where His Highness is
particularly engaged in constructing and cleaning
canals for the purpose Of irrigation.


In business little is doing, exceptin cotton, which
is being shipped to Liverpool and Marsees by the
only three takers of this staple, who pay the gov
ernment nomnally 7-3 dollars per csntar.


Circassia.


The Gazette of Silesia announces that the Rus
sian government is akns.Ispmense preparations
tor the spring campaign in .,ss Caucasus, and that
Count de Nesselrode has obtained from the Eng.
lish Government the most positive assurances that
all possible means shall be taken to prevent assis-
tance being received by the rebels Gas the C!rcas
sian are called, though they never paid, and never
owed allegiance to Russia) from England. More
shame tor the English Government 4 this be true
The apathy shown towards these gallant mountain