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out by the Chambers. and still tho King charged the neiU cabinet 10 reproduce Il. ought to state, that Louis Philippe had had preliniGary conference with NJ. de Bes- sano, specially devoted to the question of the United States. M. de Bassano an- swered, that he himself was better able to examine and resolve this question than any other person, s:acc having been ;ss the head of the Emperof's Cabinet al the inception of this affair, he could explain tue first facts and the constituent principles. In bis turn. M. Passy remarked, that t was difficult mat ter, and that Il was necessary to consider deeply before getting engaged in such path. The King replied, ttai the Chamber, vhich he'd rejected this biii. tcas not ths same, before irhieh II ,rould De reproduced 'ais year; ttihsfii iiidis majority ulusi be i'Ied aae,r thaf, beside, diplomatic engagements tpere so nJeaiof, hai there ,cas no room 10 hesitate m this mailer, qo,thom compromis- ing the honor of ihe crotrn and ths loyalty of Fraace.'

 We stop the press to announce the arri- val of the Packet Ship UNITED STATEs, 1 Capt. IoLDREpGE. from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 2d Jan. Our papers by her are of that day from Liverpool, and of the 1st from London.

 l The British Parliament Is dissolved and writs issued for new elections the atten- l ton of the whole country seems directed towards them, and the papers are almost entirely filled with matters relating thereto. The packet ship France had probably not arrived at Havre as soon as there was reason to expect. The last Paris dates re- ceived in London are of the 30th Deeem- Der, and they make no allus:on whatever to our Treaty of Indemnity. We have be- fore us the Paris paper Le .Nationel, of the 18th, which does not contain syllable of any interest here. It Is also probable that the packet ship Independence was not of ] Holyhead on the 2Stf, as We supposed, as she had not arrived at Liverpool.

 The accounts from Spain represent the 1 late successes of Nina as much more de- cislye than we had at first reason to believe. The Madrid papers say that the Pretender will not again be able to collect under his banners any considerable force.

 1 There is much talk of warlike prepara- tions in Holland against Belgium.

 Dissolution of Parliameai.-The. Ga zette of Tuesday contains Royal procla- nation, declaring the present Parliament, which stood prorogued to the 18th inst. dissolved, and directing the writs for new l Parliament 10 be issued forthwith, and re- turnable on Thursday, the 18th of Februa- ry. The election of the sixteen represen- tative PeFrs of Scotland is fixed for the

 10th of February, nj Edinburgh. The proclamation Is dated tho 29th Dec. 1884.