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MONDAY, March II, 1905.


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BY the arrival Of the ship Wmbing.
ton, Capt. J. Weeks, in Az DAYS from,
Liverpool, we have received I.ondon


dates to the Esd, and Liverpool to N.
2jth Of January, by which We learn


that SEPARATE PEACE has +av.


en- place between France and Austria
but owing to our not having received
any papers between the 18th OfDecem-
Der and the Goth of January, we are nm
able to cfiOrd any information " tb-
operations upon the Continent, which
led to this important event. The treaty
between BOnaparte and the Emperor Of
Germany, was negotiated at Prcsburp.
but AZ the date of our last accounts. i
appears the conditions were not known
in England, but the tenor oft, howey-
er, wa1 understood to be most deprad-
ing and oppressive to Austria. Bona
parte wished to include the provinces of
Dalmatia and Istria, in the cessions to
be made BY Austria. The firmness Of
tho Archduke Charles, saved his IN
fortunate country from this additional
sacrifice and disgrace.


No further accounts of the engage
ments between the French and Rus
SLAMS, which took place on the Sd, 4th,
and 5th, December, were received but
from the present face of affairs, the
isSu. must have been unfayOr9bIe t0
the latter


The Parliament of Great Britain net
on on the : LIST Of January the session
was opened by Royal Commission, ow-
ing to the indisposition Of tnc King /;
tire opposition in the House Of Com
mons Will be powerful in talent, ifrot
in number the leaders, Messrs. Fox,
Windham, Sheridan, Whitbread, Grey,
Lord IT, Petty, and q. Ponsonby. The
opposition contendedfor an enquiry into
the conduct Of Ministers, in regard to
their manner Of conducting the present
war but which was postponed for
few days, on account of the illness Of
Mr.. Fit.


But little expectation was entertained
in England, Of the continuance Of the
war upon the continent and it was ex-
Pccted the troops would return shortly.
1t is expected the menace Of Inva-
sion, will again be repeated by Bona
parte, but government were adopting
measures to render ii abortiye should
the attempt be made.