SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
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screw-on -Spain—to restrain her from attacking Morocco. The Madrid Iberia and the reputed semi-official Correspondia Autografa published statements which, although probably for tho most part exaggerated, serve to show the current opinion upon .the subject in the. Spanish capital. It is there said the Gibraltar Moors reckon on English support being given to their country when Once .the struggle commences. Whew a Spanish officer enters Gibraltar he is the object Cf vigorous surveillance. The Cadiz Oonslilutionel says that the British representative has announced to the minister and his proteges that within a short time a fleet of thirty vessels will be in those waters. We may here observe that eight English ships arrived at Gibraltar—itix from Mediterranean squadrons aud two from England;
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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 227, 23 December 1859, Page 3
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131SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Colonist, Volume III, Issue 227, 23 December 1859, Page 3
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