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AGL,ScE AROUND AMONGST THE NArioSs-SweeP-
ing the political telescope over the HORIZON abroad,
find nothing very striking for description, al
though there is movement in all quarsers-a storm
either subsiding or brewing. France and Morocco
lie upon their arms, repcsing- hut not r-concied-
Spain is reconciledto her african ally; but is now
busted with some revolutionary murrnurs at home
Italy trembles at the sfled sound Of insurrecton-
In Egypt, Mehemet Ali has used the panic caused
by his mad escapade to make his ministers confess
some Delinquency i'm their rule, and in Penance 10
mulct themselves for the benefit Of his treasury
British India has no war upon her hands, but only
a muiiny, and the distant sounds of barbarian cen
test in her slumbering China is threatened
with more intrusive negotiations, American and
French like boys who have seen one Of their num-
ber rob orchard the American and Frenchman
will noisily step in too, even al the risk Of spoIng
the sport for all. Fiscal differences have set the
Governor and people of Eastern Australia by the
All this is matter that little concerns us In
England at present; but il promises TO make Incl
dents for the journals some day


London Specfstor-