LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

West Coast Times, Issue 80, 7 December 1865, Page 3

LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

*£fc MBSBBB. GIIEVILLE AND BIED. \(From the Semaphore de Marseilles.) Hadersleden, Sept. 24, The eighteen Prussian battalions stationed or 'garrisoned in Scbleswig have received orders to •supply -1800 men to work at the fortifications of Alsen. The works ate to begin almost immediately. Frinkfokt, Sept. 25. The Europe states positively that the mission •of Baron Gaillard, which has created something like a sensation, is intended to obtain from the Government of Tunis an apology and reparation ■for the ill treatment inflicted upon some Algerians by tho Court of Bardo. Tho Europe does not doubt that the whole affair will be promptly and satisfactorily settled. Bkussbls, Sept. 24. By a Royal decree, dated 22nd September, an international company has been formed for tho amalgamation of the Franco-Pfusso-Belgian RailMay lines into one. (From the Echo d'Oran.) Marseim.es, Sept. 27. M< 'The Caid d'Oucada, on his return to Morocco, ■hastened to proclaim throughout tho country the promise made to him by the Emperor of the French on his last visit to Algeria— viz., that the Faenoh Customs barriers would be shortly abolished on the frontiers of Morocco. This news was received with great satisfaction by the whole population, and they bless the Emperor for this instalment of free trade. Numerous ■caravans have been already organised, in consequence |to bring our markets, in exchange for French manufactures, the produce of Morocco. Hemp and flax, leather, morocco, wool, woollen and cotton tissues, dyeing plants, ostrich feathers, wax, etc., indeed, for the last eight ■days, more goods have arrived at Kemecen from Morocco that for tho last five years. This is Indeed a glorious new era, MoNTPBiiUBn, Sept. 25. ho Messager announces that orders have been received at Toulon for th 6 immediate gotting in Yeadiness and armament of all floating batteries which had been disarmed after the war in Italy. "What can be the matter! Every body is wondering, they are lost in conjecture, but ■we hope that the matter will be satisfactorily explained. ' ; '

CoPENnAom/Sept. 23. The Landsrfiing (Senate) to-day rejected unanimously and without disoussion, the new Constitution Act, on the second reading. Tho Ministry has declared that it will maintain in substance the original bill, and that it will not adhere to the amendment of the Folkhething. M. Andrao proposed the adjournment for tho present of the debate on -tho New Constitution. New York, Sept. 14, Evening. Tho Federal troops are preparing to leave th 6 Mississippi. The Federal colored troops of Virginia Florida, Louisiana, ■ttkansas, and Texas, are to bo disbanded immediately. ■ The Mexicans have taken the placo of the French troops on the whole line of the Rio Grande. President Johnson baa pledged his word to a deputation from tho South, that the policyof the Government,in regard to the South, romains quite conciliatory, and that all the soldiers would be recalled, except those necessary for tho garrison.