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here to reft, his present visit to Whampo4 will be short one. Nothing has yet trans pired officially of the probable success of Mir. Cushing's mission. If his excclfency insists upon going north, with the Brandywine, and the other vessels on their way from tie Uni ted States, he will be stoutly opposed, So far asmere passive hostility goes, and e9ery ob- stacle short of actual warfare thrown in his way. The report of Keeying having been appointed to negotiate with the American and French missions is a very probable one.

 From the Gazette of a later date. ssThc Imperial commissioner Keeying has arrived rom the north, empowered to treat with the American and French Ministers. Mr. Davis and Sir Henry Pottinger have both had inter- views with keeying at the Bogue, where they proceeded with the Castor frigate, and the Spltetul and Driver steamships. Kceyinu visited Mr. Davis on board the Castor, when he was received with salute and manned yards"

 FRANCE AND MoRocco-The war be- tween France and Morocco is at an end-- The Sultan has given way, and dreading the power he has provoked, sues for terms The telegraphic despatches transmitted by the Prince de Joinyilc from Tangier on the 10th inst, state that, aThe Moorish govern ment has demanded peace The fleet arrived at Tangier this day. The Governor of the town came on board to renew his demand. Our conditions have been signifed and ac- cepted and the treaty signed. During the day Consulate General has been re-establish- ed, and it's flag saluted by the town. Orders to cease all hostility, and to leave the island of Mogador, will be despatched this after noon."

 ENGLAND AND FRANeE.--lt IS gratifying to announce that all apprehension of colli- sion between us and our neighbors Is at an end The Tahiti question has been settled after fashion; the wounded feelings of the Missionary Consul, Mr. Pritchard, is to be healed by present offrancs, and the French officer who maltreated him is eensured, but hardly disgraced This mode of settling the quarrel is not palatable to many fiery persons on either side the stfaits of Dover; but sen- sibe men of both countries will regard it as practical mode of getting rid of trumpery quarrel. Louis Philippe, it is now definitely fixed, is to pay visit to his Royal Sister of England in the beginning of the ensuing month, in company with Guizot, and it is even said, Marshal Bugeaud---European Times.

 FRANcE.-The Municipal Council of Tou-' lon have made great preparations to receive the Prince de Jonville in triumph on his ex- pectedreturn to France; having voted 10000 francs for the purpose, besides 500 francs to be given to the widow of each sailor from Toulon killed at Tangier, or Mogador. The Prince is looked for in Paris about the 10th instant. There Is talk that he will he made Lord High Admiral of France; post filled in l270, by Florent de Varennes, and last borne by the Due D'Angouleme.