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English papers to the Gath November have been
received at New York but they do not contain anv
important Intelligence. Nothing certain as to the
effect OF the battle of Navarino, on the Sultan, Is
yet unknown.


In France the elections have taken very uncx-
pecteJ turn and according to the latest accounts.
of 244 deputies newly elected. 55 only were minis
terla. The Chamber consis of 550there re-
NAMED therefore, 1856 to be heard from and unless
these should almost all be. what in the state OF feel
ing evlnced by the other elections. cannot certainly
be anticipated, favourable to the ministry. it would
be left to A minority and reasoning from the ana
logy of English precedents, be compelled to resign.
Ii is certain, that W de Vlee has succeeded IN
making himself and the Kings government. most
unpopular in France.


| The French state of the funds, whether from the
elections, and the fear ofchange, or from apprehcn
sion, as to the proceedings OF the Turks, were fall
| ing and the English were likewise lowered.
i The affairs of Spain rema'a herctofure ; nor dc
we perceive any change as to those of Portugal
though it is positively stated that the British troop
were about to be Withdrawn.