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School. II was though that tie anniversary Of
Guizo,'s Ministry would have besn mar ed By
TIE creation of several Peers to fiji the vac-ncies
in the Chambe7 No mention, however is made
BIZ any one To these expected promotions.


The news from SPAN is becoming daily more
exciting and important A new Constitution
has been submitted 10 the Costes, and the Min
is,ry have majority in taeir favor. The Paris
ian papers bitterly assail their Ministry fo! the
part taken in the movement. and denounce Mar
ysez for The violent means used to obtain the re-
turn Of Deputies favorable to his messurts.-
Christiana has bsen married, and it appears ex.
ceedingly probable tina. tie proposed marriage OF
the son of Don Carlos with the YorDg Qceen
viii soon take place. The three powers uphold
ing Legi:imacy-Russia, Austria ard Prussia,
have protested against any other union.


The address, however, OF the Spanish Minister
to the Cor;es expresses opposition to it, and it is
said that an article will be inserted in the act
regulating the Queea's marriage, to prevent her
union with any person who may have been &C.
clared excluded by the act Of 1887. give both
reports, for things are SO ehaasicg in SPAN.
that time will only prove which statement is
correct.


An agent of the Texan Gover5me.;, sent TO
negotiate with the German States, present.
ed his credentials to the Senate Of Ham
burg. The Mexican Minister protested against
their reception, and threatened to withdraw il
the negotiations vers continued. There were
several vessels in port ready to start for Mexican
ports-the Consul would not sign the papers I'm.
til hereceived assurances that the indepen deEce
OF Texas would not be acknowledged.


The quarter of Cons:en,inopla inhabited by
the Christians has suffered severely by FIRE In
laying the foundation of building at P.ra q
tombstone was cund-it was rum red thet one
of the Mussulran Saints had bsea buried lilsre.
This produced mo5 and at night several housss
were fred Beige the confagra;ion could be sr-
rested, $50 houses 7ere destroyed. The negotia-
ton for the traDspor!at;o. Z the English mail
for India through Egypt is no: 77et concluded
Ibrahim Pacha wishes to have ;ae control Of it,
which the English agent is not disposed to &C
cede to. In the early part of October Spanish
cutter chased q s.nuggler under the guns Of Glib.
raltar-a gun from the fort was fred op the cut
ter, to induce her to desi.t; before however she
could tack, several other guns were fred, one Of
which took her between wild and water aDdthe
crew had barely time to escape before the vessel
sunk. The Spanish authorities have net exhib-
tied any resentment, and the opinion is tnet the
Spanish captain was too eager in pursuing tie
smuggler. When the garrison perceived that
the cutter, Ell Rave, was sinking, they sent beats
to her assistance, but tie csptaia refused to &C
cept any aidfrom thsm. ?. A. K.