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Morocco.-The following news has been received at the Department of State, from authentic source in letter dated

 "TANGIER JULY 16.-Some time in the month of October 1850, the Emperor of Morocco sent an army ofS000 troops, chiefly cavalry, for the purpose of ta king possession of the Province of Kemsen in the Pashac of Gran, Kingdom of Agers, The arma- ment was fitted out at Fez. in consequence of re- quest from the the Arabs of Kemsen to protect them against the French, and was commanded by the Elm peror's cousin, Muley Solman, thesgreat Saint of Gawzan, called Cidi el Hadji Larbi, accompanying the army. On their arrival at Kemsen, they com menced by evyng large contributions to the amount of more than 100000 daIars, as reported, which they sent with large escort to the Emperor at Fez.- The Arabs, tired ofthis marauding system, and con sidering the Moors as a worse evil than the French commenced hostilities against them, and finally beat them out of their territory. The Emperor, not hay ing sent any succors provisions 10 the routed my. they returned to Fez, and accused the Emperor of descrtlng them, and robbing them of their booty they then attempted to kill his Minister, Cidi Mo- hammed Ben Driz, and finally obliged the Emperor to shut himself up in his palace, from which he at tempted in vain to escape, having been stopped by his white guards, called the Yudayes which corps broke out in open rebellion, and insisted that he was unworthy to be their Emperor. This corps is about 60O0 strong The black guards. calledthe Buchari, were then called from Meguiner, and remaining faithful to the Emperor attacked the Yudayes with the intention of cutting them to pieces, but although much more numerous than the whites, the latter gained the victory and made themselves masters of New Fez and of the Emperor's palace, with all his wives and treasure. This happened in the month of May last The Saint of Gawzan, Cidi el Hadji Larbi undertook to make peace few days after the battle, and apparently succeeded but tho Emperor