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The Patrie, Paris journal, Of Saturday evening,
has the following article: "Rumors of the high
est importance were circulated to-day at the Bourse
1t was said that the Prince de .Joinville had
landed, and had taken possession of Tan
gers, where the trcolored flag was waving
at this moment. II was added that the
English consul had Immediately protested
events the strange silence on the part OF govern
ment-- all this has caused real panic, which has
produced a considerable fall in the prices OF public
securities as will be seen in our report below, that
hcThree per Cents fell IS Gen., and the Fves II. l0c.
There were other reports mentioned besides these.
It would appear that the King received the import
ant news we have just mentioned, last evening, at
the moment he was going to dinner, and the Min
listers were instantly sent to meet in council, over
which his Majesty presided. Alter the council,
extraordinary conrlers were despatched in all di-
rections. Finally, persons who pretend to be well
informed assert that Tangier, Immediately after
the bombardment, had been pillaged, plundered,
and laid waste by the Mo0rs themselves. Some
exaggeraton there may be in these rumors; but
public anxiety is extreme, and Tor the Government
to remain silent longer would be an objectionable
fault"


The successive reports from Morocco contradict
each other to the actual beginning Of hostilltles


The Messenger, Of the 18th instant, states that
the government has received news from Tangiers
of the 7th, respecting facts announced by the tee-
graphic despatch given in the Moniteur OF the 18th
On the 4th the answer arrived which the Pacha OF
Larache, Sid Bouselem, had made to the ultima
tum OF France. That reply was not satisfactory.
1t said nothing Of the intended dissolution OF the
bodies OF troops collected on the frontier OF
Algeria, the number Of which would be augmented
by the arrival Of the hereditary Prince with 10000
or 25,OOO men. The answer renewed the promise
that exemplary punishment should be inflicted on
the Moorish chiefs guilty OF the aggression upon