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! one gans. The admiral, ii appears, gave and re-
ceivea presents from the natives, and the treaty
Of the cession with King Yosete, now yassai ct
France. is described in the Ron-otcisi accounts 10
very imposipg colors. Some American sailors,
who had sough. an asylum from sea perils IN his
territory. were shet at By the natives, TO arnn#e
themselves, AID one of the strangers was killed
A missionary, however, intiu,ated 10 The royal
savage that this kind OF sport which the
Government cf the United States would not permit
being taken with its citizens, and King Yo,ete
claimed the protection OF the French Admiral.
Probably the new yassal Of France may hear more
rigid account for the blood which had been so
wantonly she'd France, in lis anxiety for new
colonial settlements, seizes upon queer spots,
and commits some ridiculous feats.


SPA1N.-We find nothing of interest relative to
Spain, since the taking of Barcelona.


Sevcnty-four OF the persons arrested for the
Barcelona erltute have been condemned TO ten
years imprisonment seven to six years two to
| two years and hfty.fve have been acquitted.
Espartero had ordered that contribution of twelve
millions Of reals should be levied In Barcelona, 10
replace the material which has been destroyed,
and portion to be applied to the use OF the
widows and families of the deceased soldiers.
| The whole amount to be raised within eight days
of the issuing of the decree. 1000 men are
working at the construction of the citedsl.


SYRIA.-The Levsnt mail brings intelligence to
the middle of November. The news from Syria
is alarming. The Sheik Seeble Harlem has es-
capped from the hands of the OuomaRs, where he
was detained on political affairs, and gone among
the Druses and Maronites. This Sheik is one OF
those who gave Ibrahim Pacha so much trouble.
Omer Pacha is blocked up in Der-ekamar; he
has with him or 5000 regular troops. The
Druaes and the Maronites took possession of sev-
eral conveys, and the escorts were di.artned and
made prisoners.


AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATEs.-There is
every reason to believe that commercial treaty


will shortly be concluded between the Austrian
Government and the United States Of North Amer
ica- The negotiations between Prince Mettcrnich
and the American Ambassador, Mr.. ieufer. are


SO far advanced that no doubt can be entertained


Of their speedy conclusion. On The other hand the


negotiations in Berlin for similar treaty cannot


proceed very speedily. Dir Wheaton, who is Tn


ouestionably the most able OF all the American


diploma,is,s in Europe, has made great efforts tc


push the business forward, but without much sue
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