From Le Temps of Nov. 27.
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ptr line of the Belgian Territory. The I7th rsa; ,sse ment of Wankun,, near Gueldress, and as !, aesls EnIaerich, upon the banks of the fshine. < regiment of Hulans and a regiment of liussars have also arrived ill that department. EaaS battalion has artillery and ammunition for hale q battery.

 Gen. Weyzach has settled his head quartars at Gueldres. Tine first battalion oI the FIX regiment and his staff are at CleVes, lba words qui Yise are heard all night, and trava, lers are admitted with the greatest strclness The entire of those troops have military and very imposing appearance, and the severe lie cipline which they are obliged to observe ;s beyond example. The roll was beaten tt tweiya o'clock last night, and in less than five minutes the whole army from ', afkunl to the Kh,ns was drawn up III order of battle.

 London, Tuesday Evefaeg) .No0. 30.-The

 Paris papers of Sunday, {2sth.) and d private

 letter from our correspondent of the same date |arriyed this morning. They announced ores, !activity on the part of the French 6oyernlnent in preparations for war. How far the appra. hensions of such step on the part of Russia and her allies is justified by authentic intorma. Ition, is not stated.

 From the Messenger des Chambres dated Aondav Hungary has not displayed So much promei. ness in submitting to the wishes of the lmne- TOT of Austria as the northern journals arc Epleascd to state. Violent debates had taken Iplaee before they consented to grant 5O,00j re. erHits. The Diet, after demanding explana. sions as to the necessity of such enforcement did not wish to grant in the first instance more than part of it-the rest was to be furnished Enext spring. The nobility recollected the oaths |et the House of Austria, by which they were

 bound to unite to Hungary the ancient provip. ces which had been separated from 1t; and en- er5etic demands are made in the Diet for the Ere-ihcorporation of Dalmati;l, Galieia, aud Bu

 kowlna, which formerly belonged to Hungary.

 In the critical situation il! hich she stands. us

 tria has not dared to reject demands so powerful y supported. She has eluded the question, and

 the Diet IS about to be ciosed--she has thus escaped embarrassment. 1t Is said that, in or der not 10 rritatc q people whose services ale

 now necessary, Nj. de Aletternlch will unite

 l1almatia to Hungary, inserting, however, nthc act,some clause Wh;chWill enable theG Government

 to reverse that decision when the wants ot Aus

 trla are essimperious. As to the other lroyn ees, Austria will feed the hopes of the iiung

 rlans with vague promises, as has been the case since the time of Maria Theresa. S. PeterStueh Noe. 9.-Ne have receiveA the following letter from the frontiers oi hussa dated the 9th inst:

 Marshal Count DIebitsch is expected hereto suPerlntend review of the troops, and to regu- late their destination in the interior. lie will then return to Berlin, where he has been ap. pointed to an extraordinary mission. The num- Der of troops to be collected upon the frontiers will amount to 100000 with 4OU0 pieces olcan- non. There will be seven divisions of the ar my, including the Polonaise. The organization of so large q force is circumstance of q ser ous description.

 Express from Paris.-The latest adyiees from the French capital, are the evening paperst to.

 Sethcr with private letters, written on tie eyen- ing of Monday, Nov. 29th. They were retely.

 ed by express by the London Times, at halfpast

 ; o'clock, on the morning ot Dec. ist, and i'm mediately issued in a second edition. Hwllbe perceived by this intelligence, and also byal

 the London morning papers of the ist, that the reported declaration of war, was premature,@ as

 we suggested last evening. The general as ! pect of the news, however, is decidedly warllke' Ert'aordiaary Lesy of 1roops.-ln addltl0n,o

 the I4S,OCO men called cut by the recent ool, nances, and who are to march on the Isl ana ] the 18th December, the government has deter mined upon making an extraordinary levy oi SO,000 men. The consent ofthe Chambers VIII

 be applied for on an early day, and an extraoF

 dinary credit asked for, to meet the expenses

 rendered necessary by the levy. These iacl'

 have been made known by the Ministers then' | selges.

 i The Paris National says, " A letter from the ne interior of Russia, dated Nov. 10. confirms wnas

 has been already announced respecting 'lo march of the Russian army towards the lron, tiers. The manner in which this letter ls cA- fpressed leaves no doubt that the mese!hell'0 0 [ the consequence of prcconcerted plan between ] the Cabinets of St. Petcrsburgh and Berlin !, ! Alore inportdnt stMt-The Morning lielala of Dec lst, states, editorialy, and without q0q