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WASHINGTON.
trwUntii1 SSaveswaas*
-Mr rilimsre. ?*n?
|r?>' aad ?* Weiss ser
hy, **
.Wile**)* a od M?
_j et Tee N t TTM> use.
\\ 4-niKoro?, Monday, Fob 18,1***)
Ii has been MM liuie understood that
Tennessee would nominate Mr.Fiti.no??. In?
deed, btt im Connty choM Efc ?ti de*legaton
Tke MBtnwal <>f ihr othet KU.e Statut runs in
tke lam1 channel. Louisiana is a strong Pill?
box*. State. K. Btackj n> I-r FlLLMOBS, and ?o
mm Man land and North Carolina Trut i* to
any, they advocate tu? came because tbey;
weal <-tn Bcon to '? rectify hu position
i?? Mr. Clav | hras? a it) (*fore they fee[
willing te com?in IO htS support The feeling
m )mnmStrang Borat* M it i* North, that no
Whig kas a chance of e>ct; on but Gen, BcoTT.
It ia the Compromise that work* thus mischiev
easly in prompting the aoppotl of Mr. PlLUfOBC
Tko South doe* not hop* aination at
tfct National WhtgCoavsjtUiOB, ibey <lo not even
?Seeiro it, but tbey nevertheless plant ihemaelvea
apaa hia narr e to await fut ire developmental
ehe lap*** of time, and lag chapter M accidents
la this view of Mr. FlLlMOBc's position, Mr
Wbbstsk's friends do weii to move in his favor
m the North. The South refuses to manifest
the confidence in Mr. Wbbbtbi which he was
aaaared he would receive as a quid pro quo for
haa 7th Marth speech. Arid :.is hopes, and the
hopes of his Iriends, arc thus driven to find
abeltf r in the North. The repulse is mortify
tag. The cool denial of Mr. W| 11 Ml Eft'l claims
tB that quarter, which seduced htm. is an ahTrOOl
aad an injury which may weil provoke the re
aealaiont and the rebuke of hi* friends in the
(real commercial city, now about to assemble m
hie behalf. Hut do. ? not i he movement have
an additional meaning ' Shall this be called
"aetting aback fire " Is it desired to show
that Mr. FlUMOBI is unhorsed in his own State
?i wears this appearance. Out is it in good
taste lot the Secretary of State to be crowding
the Preaident in tin* way ' There ia ouch a
thiBg as political etiquette. Is it not violated
?are' Why should Mr. tVaasTaa go to Mr.
Fll.LMOkt's country residence and order a grand
entertainment for himself during the ..aster's
absence' Suppose be i- an hungered. V\ e
hardly think it excusable under any circum?
stances. If this may be done with propriety,
way shall not the President do the same thing
ia Massachusetts '
We think hi^ frii nds ought to be stirrm,' to
counteract Mr Wsbstbb's movemeate. What
if Hew Vork State should send a unam.ii rua
Delegation to the Whig Convention for Mr.
Wbhstkk ' Would not tins be bad for Mr. FlLl>
?ore ' We suggest the inquiry. Lot the Presi?
dent have a fair chance ia ins owa State I "t
Mr WSBSTBB have a fair chance too. I et all
kave a lair chance. Wo take it that WO are to
have nothing but an amicable KU Ate in the Ina'
face at Philadelphia. To the deciaioo of the
Whig Convention, ol course, all competitors lor
the Presidential chair intend to bow. Forty one
hundred dollars, we presume, will be sufficient
to secure unanimity of support in all quarters to
any nomination that shall there be bu la, ark '
or it be " not lit," or otherwise. Mr. Filubobb
Will certainly deler his claims to that day. Mi
Wbbbrm undoubtedly will also. He aot long
ago declared that, " tor his part, in the daik and
gloomy night that is upon us, he sew no ^.i
above the h< rrr/.on promising light to gun!.1 us,
hat the star ol the great tmtfrd Whig piny "
He will do nothing to divide that par'y. we may
bv cosUsdenl He iraada no steps backward
The House had a tussel today on the Mile ige
It 1* a grim specter, Which they nould l.ke to
exerciM. Hut it mm .. . i. Ukal] t?. dowa at
aheir bidding Mr M oimi h i. oi California, wkdt
Bland* six feet in his Stockung*, i i brother of
Ton Maksiiai.i.i and who has no: beenekaved
oance he started fei the diggings, made a
allikiug efloit in defense of his ^1,000 rn'Ieage.
His argu im nts ware quite as unique as his per
ooaal appearance. 11? declared that the cost of
has electioneering campaign was quits enough
ka absorb the whole ol his mileage. And be
weat on to enumerate the iteana such a* mule
feed, which he reckoned at >'> a day, whisky at
ho cents a '? drink" obserwiag that he had
oenietimes to treat a hundred at a lick . and so
OB. tie also demanded of Ihm H ruse tin; bo r.
SMctien ol hi* mileage ehoald take plaea as the
expense* of a triumphant organization of the
" lleniocialic party " wen u n gn .it .i id ought
ho ha considered by the majority oi that bod]
Taanaaoe Stbtkhi re irked ken iuaaun
det-ten? that tka ekarge foi "drinke' ought to
ke allowed, for r was unpoawibtO to ory.u.i c
?he " Pemocialit party WstkjBBt wkiehv Mr
Maksiiai.l added, however, that he went to
California on a "high saisaaoo," and that he to?
tally diereganletl lilihv hlCrS lie inj irme 1 the
House that l.e w a .i la ?yar, and had received
a* snurh tor a two hours plea as o h . lawyers
af the House had received lor a whole y,-,r\
service. II?* had thus le trued to disregard ?r >..i
la fact, he had bean lucky, aad had made hi*
"pile." Hut he li.td auother new idea a'.out
wuleage. II?' thought the > \ , gotug to
Call', rma fer tue piupose o! eo ning Hack a? a
BMBiler, ought tobe caverad by mileage. He
lamarked that it coal hi a Bins mouths' t, as to
go there, and three' month* to be elected, beeide
the "dnr.ka " Now lor a man who values hia
affena a* high as Mr MklsiaU koatna to,
the charge he nakag fjr his taaaaic -lisp' iy>, U
would be small btfaiaesa, indeed, to receive less
than f4,(HX? mileage. On the whole, tue re
aaaika of Ihe honoiat.le member diaplayed a
?agree of eaaartuesB, of vanity, and conceit, that
readeied his brat appearance v^uite a pique t eu
terlainment
la the Senate, John Hti.i. adoaaaaad h.mseIf
ably and energetically to the ?iiacua?.ion of in,
Kailread grant lo the new state* Mr. Bau.*a
taskste are aomethmg like corn husking. It lake*
B gc od deal of ?Irl. pit g to co ne kg the ear Bui
aac has only need to wait patiei.t'y I <r this pi ?aas
to be sure* af coming at laagtk to aSBkCthilH val
aable and araigat] There is solid maltei iu hi ;
anl Ukm ana af Ouaaon'a ..u ..tme?, u i9 wrap
pad with iulu i.erable bands winch inaat be an
BaWavad l>eioie it can if brought lo the eye ol the
spectator.
Tke preliminary sie: * are bakkg taken far the
ca' ng of a vt hig NationalCanvaaAiea Um
like y the subject Will a**ume a o?-ai?u-ah?,e
m tr* ?-ourss si i:.i praaani asask * .
A Waahhia>ton e-orrtapondestl says . I h
nsstk respetuag ;he indictments for Oaidinei
Baud, about wn.ch there are so ih?-it ru u ts. is ,n?'.
Uey werace>t..iou*d to ihe naaj term . f the Oearl os
tmet.oc ol the V S A.toruev, ?a ae -oant of trie u >
ainsai liotn klaxicoof important *. irs?e? km
proMSMMBbV Th* Government riceised Marsnaltaa
r?spec.its this Bakteaae Ihissagk n.< dlpinsaatc
aeeats The profusty oi the o.raei.t sen-reo> re
gareing StO ? saet character si., ik- apasaiaal all,
wken, at a proper time, it shall bo dt? . s
rS** Secretary tiraluiu of the Navy is
aaavalesccnt
OF* Seiutur t'oo, er, of Pe msylvanla,
has baea conaaad to hi* bed in Washington BhsOO
ftuii ., ast
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARKI V AL OF THE CANADA.
RESIGNATION OF LORD N0RMAN9Y.
Change of Ministry in Donimuk
nnd \a|?l?'v.
Improvement in i'otton and Breads-iitTs.
Dai*? from Liverpool Jannary M. London 30.
Pari? 30.
The ateatner Canada arrived from Liver
j.1 yrrterd rnorniDL at Bj e'clook bring?
ing (iaUf four days later.
Tbe following persons are the Canaili's
passengers
Mnm g w CBaogno. Cwimm. Kane, 3 M Aitaaa,
K Wi?l>a??o. T W. ?taaoBolO, H. Church. A. Seaefer,
Hr?< ?r Kirkehetf. Maauel Clemesti. Uuaa. Ker?i.aw. W.
I?. Micho mm, Jvrrc. B. M. Mollie, Walkv. Lena!. Wyad
ham W H'&e, e.sia ?a'>rniegui. Me.yie?em. u.
Marth? I ^.W.Wa;i..r, Hi Johnson T Fit/glb
U.n TiB-ibv Donovan, Ma- er T e-a<!iej.s. Me?d.or.e.
Bask:* K-iV IWhe. Col' an gi nwat). J'*'*'' 4 ?''?"?
ton. Jan,e. H-Bght?.B. W. L WMOT, Bel , r, BaxUer. sxtfSS
Bu' Of
?There is nothing new of great impor?
tance
? France is tranquil.
?Fati\ni it ttiV exeitei with the ap?
prehension of a French i eston
?Lord Nornvinhv has resigned his post
ai Ambassador in Pan*. which he h*? hcM f ?r six
?ear?. B u in .th to his eredC. th it hi?' r.ness and
ability bare enabled rum to mainl?; .:miniahed
the friendly relation! of the two countries during
theie vicissitudes.
? Lord CowlejT, Minister at Frankfort,
will succeed to the poat which if become \ .tcant by
the resignation of the Marquis of Norrnanby.
? Intelligence has been received from
Christchurch li.at the port life boat of theunfortu
nate steamship Amazon was picked up ar.d taken
into christchurch, and now remains in charge of
the ( oait l.uard at that purt It WlUbe reeollo :i<\
that both the larboard and stirred'l life-boats f ir
ward were Hated to be on fire by many of the s B>
vivors who have already reiched England i; is sup?
posed, therefore, that the bo.;t at Caris'church is the
one in which Lieut. Gry Us and his p?riy succeeded
in getting clear of the Amayon. u. 1 hai beeBMnt
adnft either from the Dutch galliot wnich picked up
the party in the Bay of Bi say. or from the revenue
cutter which received the 13 person* from the Dutch
vessel,and took tiieui into Plymouth.
?One of the mail ba^'s of the ooforta
nate Amazon has been washed ashore near Br.dport
harbor, and has been duly taken charge of by the
postmaster. It is so torn that the contents h ive
been separated from the leathern bag which held
then. There seems to have been no letters bj it,
but merely newspapers.
?Another shocking colliery explosion
hssoceurrrd at Ringley, near Manchester, resulting
in tbe immediate death of three colliers, besides It
others more or less burnt, of whom two are at the
point of death, as d throe others in a daagernus
state. In ail, IT persons have sullered from this sad
oc< uricnce.
? In leU'ion to i.ne French panic ere Sod
the followirg
it has been decided that the Assistant ijo. irtcr
m?stet-General shouiu examine the several cavalry
n.n.i. at lirigh'on, Canteroury, and the vicinity
ot London, with the view of < oi.ee.i rating as much
as possible this a>m of the service, and affornng ac?
commodation by temporary barracks for toe increase
of 180 wen per reirimrnt. A large eucampuieut will
be formed on the Down.' C d ;<n: u
It is stated that the scaeme ol the military authori?
ties for tbe augmentation of the army had been ob
je. te d to by the Government, and that another plan
is lu piepardtion. One Hung, ho a ever, is certain,
that orders have been seat to commanding officers
of infantry legitoentsat nosno to ruse recruits, in
anticipation of the sugrasmtation, whatever uisvbe
u> ? Stent, whether ab<jve or below 10 M 1 bob
The pitp.iiations for the erec ion of the ne*
barracks, taxable of Bel toon BBOrt Billig 3,<if0 ir ous
has keen actually rnmmonoorl .\ .he removal of the
theo? nades aasiading the lanes J uttng from Pore
street to George square, 0 I the a i ..-i a le of tne
roadadjoinli u *...--a tne :*n.,,a> a:e to be forth?
with built.
? Tin British holders of the State Boada
el Texas ire very indignant at the proposal of the
Coven or ol that State to reduce the amount of
debt to the net sum actually paid by the original
bondholders and are contemplating measures for
impounding the ten millions duo by the Federal Gov?
ernment to the lepudiatiug Mute by a form d appeal
to Congress
? There liaii been a great strike of the
lsboieis in the iron trades. Ti.ey had held a meet
ii k to take such uituiuies lor their future inpp irt
ub might hwdeaamod u*cess*r>. Tna uiooLing waa
convened by the laborers' o*n committee, but the
expenses attendant upon it were defrayed by the ei
ecutive council of the Amalgamated Society of En
gii.ee is, Ac. No skilled workmen, whether *>? . >
or non-society nien, were allowed to take pan in the
proceedings . but the attendance of laborers was
less numerous than had been anticipated The em
Bjjoyaie have made overtures, wioeQ are ssBtae opted
by the laboiers.
? In the cast of Alderman 8al0sTA0aM we
tad
" The t hie; Baron tltWd that the cue had oeen
vtiy well argued on both sides, aud that, as it in
voted questions of great importance, the Court,
with reference to that and to tne great length of the
argument, would wi?h toconsider its j udgment, m
or. er ihnttnej saUkthavwanoaooftoaityei leoAing
0TCI the acts The judg nent. w thout p'eJging
thennelves to any particular day, would b?j given
shortly."
?A doeUBMnt his neen pnbhahod, sho v
mg that in one shape or other the Duke of Welling
ton has re? eived 111,613,675 o! t ie p ihltc ? inoy, iu.
oludiBi n teresi or. AT0..1-H P?nu a?u.ttr, , % :ts
His t.iace now holds aia Dib.ie ntti-e>. toe pay tor
which an.eui.taU) iN3fi Us per anmiin
? A Harhanie-i tary psapoi ii printed, from
which it appeats that the t ion ml expenditure by
C.re-t B-it-.m ir. the year ItM?-!^ WmM SM,ltg 11..
? ? ?: d ;n IW!--|U a auioux:od to ?3 to M Iis I
?'I he blsOVsatg is a epecimen of the
chorus now rtngirg througn Euglan??- Britons
never, nevsi w... oe sUses "
IV i?< aUaaw e> las Iahi? laaas
*ia 1 ?u a aaval omcor on half pay. 7u years ol
age. but sollu in Wind and lnuo fleet perfectiv
aseuiedthat, is tbe sr.nt of Lo.ns Napo e .n can
? i.u:ng to iu a Fi?nco. aoasn *m -e maue on L>a
ft n, where tbe French army are ed to b?iitjve tt>?
str.eta are all but paved with gold. Pra% cootiuae
?. i r praneaonhy exertiona to tanaag BiltrWO Uri ms
to ? ?ets? ed Im sinages ?nua awnste taem. Let
t ie:t ui?u who is able to do ?o tun? sa himself wr.n
artoub e oarre'.e: n0? and never .nisi au onporto
? *? , i rk t-.r u n,i rie cm o-.ver a'* .U1
1 boee who hery a ho.sc kM iqsui io m tJOlll-sivcs
itto iqua. sol BBOsaaeed niies. io a*ng .m tae flo.ks
and tear o: tbreoemv t., wti n opcrau>a I ho >o
ai.d trust lo be able to end a a*od
_ A Ma.i a| tjnvi
lit I LAND.
? Lish atlsirs occupy mu :h space in the
E. gi tb j' svaali
? 'I he sufoituaaU Mr. t ha-n'm etill
Ingers, but Inpe'c* i> We ^4ji. .dv.., from
Dutum of the ittih January
The sspex-ial ?\>aim.?t;oi. i? tv ' ?i .t. of M >na
Ctaef Jxssti , of the Q^tWs Be -a aid ik*. ? IZt
Ju-t,. e o, U , i o??u ? sn Bxrtvod tvre ,
M l-a? n,i . .... u lllri] - i ,? . > [I-,
iiot .1 r. nl, ?^fUU-? lJl* -isisa.thsre ire
m i . ore per?o: s ;n | i*a a: jre-e c n*n ? .. v be
assenMec. on an oiciaar* ma k.tda i
there, ?oeeti tb.ie ato ai X..?.' o, e ?, ,'
he praO.bii.tiso oi tae fattAonen asTiiWa^oul
trials, and. were it not tot um feature , T.?e ?
WoU.tl tot, sui.pv.ee t i t ...? ovoi.t CUtof l:..
coursoof things in ncouotrv taw a was sbout-" . *'
2l.lX'\UV'kItt' l-mi'* " ?*l???a'esirom
parts of Moo,ghan *i.u m. uJca . u '.
tetdaice. The |>olice baaa muste,^ i ln cons e- j.
b.? force, and a troop oi toe ist ?ragooa G tar is n,
bean esMed . theie u ttaw ?n ..djvt*.,! ^
?There had b?eo a PruUa.s..: de...,.
BUiaio^ agauial Peels Maynoejrb poi;. y Tut-j; ?
rrs wert ?ostry Mtrrgyatf n. It tu a very poiatloae
affair.
?The great banqoet ta Lord Arunael and
gamy, one of tke most prominent Remtsh noble
met, wa? also a failure. Both the nable g iert ?ad
j Cardinal Wiseman wer* absent. The Utter, bj de
I elirirg.saya:
m j felt lt seeessary. oa personal ground*, to
deelire takirg part in any puoiic demonttratioa. es?
pecially wh?a po.itics muat necessarily be the tjp:e
o- speeches ceiivered ^
FRANCE.
_The Priaee Jerome Bonaparte. Field
Marshal of France, i* aominated President of the
Senate. M. Meynard. Senator, First Vice-Presldent.
?Vice-Presidents, MM. Drotiyn de V
Hnjs. Troplonf, and (.eneral Baraguay d'HJiers.
?Gen. d'Hautpoul. Grand Refere^ iary :
M. Larropre, Secretary.
? MM. Maillard. Rouher. Delanple,
Marr.e, Adairal Le Blacc, M De Parieu are appoint?
ed President? of the six sections of the Council.
?The Council will immediately be^in its
functions. The Consultative Commission is due
solved.
?The question of the domain of the
?easts of Orleans will not be laid before the Senate
ar.d Legislative body.
?The Council of Stell is divided into
six sections, as follows.
Section or. Disputed Matters?President. M Mail?
lard . Couccillois. UM Ban hart, Boudet, Boula
tigmcr, < ornudet, Marc hand Masters of Requests ?
MM Blanche and Gomel. 1st class. de Bernon. Da
verr.e. Uedon, Uichaud. Vuillertnay, 2d class Audit?
ors-MM liudault. Lern trie, L'il"pit?l. 1st ciasa.
lie Beileheuf, Ce BeiJl.epoi.1, 2U case. Seetioti of
' Legislation. Justlee. and Foreign Affair? -President,
M. itouher Councilors, M M. Bonjean, Conti Jan?
vier, l.ac*/e, Lefevre, (ArrcauA) Suin Mssiersof
. R?quests?MM < hadenet,cuassaj|s>?Ooreo,Oawe.
? 1st class . Iran o<s, de Montes<piiou. Portall!, ad
i claas Auoirors, .MM CaSBoa de ??adrans, Le
; hon, Maynard, l*t class. Col a, Dofau, 2d
class Section of the interior, PuMtc Instruc?
tion, and Worship?Presitent, M. Delanjcle.
j Councilors?MM. J. Boulay (v-e la Ue-irihe.) 1 ai?
lier, Caviar, Giraurf. Heru.a.i, de l*BOflga| Mas
! ter* of Requests?MM. de ? i?si< res. da Padoue.
I Montaud, 1st class. Auoernon. I'ags. ue *< *ht, u
Class Auditors?MM de Bosredon de G ire'. Mar
1 beau, 1st class Auooc, I.e-hsnteor. de Navel !ac,
I 2d class Secion ol , lib i.t Work*. Aitii.tUiture,
and Coennterce? President, M Magna Councillors
? MM Ferdinand Barrot, Micliel Chevalier, Denjoy,
Fremv, Vuillefrov, WalSM Masters of ite^iesi?
MM Dabeaai, Lover, 1'i.ierry, 1st class D
Cnupil, lahnn, 2d class Auditors-MM. Far.,
Levies, Robert, 1st class: E.esuard ds Bunvu
liers, tie CbaUtiblaia, Sd class Sectios of W..r
and Marine?President, Vice-Admiral Leblane .
Council ors?MM (.eneral All.ird, Bart.aroux. Oa
riste, Fiancim, Villerr.ain Masters of Requests -
MM Brehier. ( hasseriau, Lestiooudois, IM elsss
' Bathille, de Chisreron, de M a up as, Cd class \u
ditois?MM. Fcuquier, Sers, 1st . lass Desrnichels,
' Leroy, Yievra, 2d class cucti >n of finance Pre?
sident?Me Prtrieu Councillors?MM. Boinvil
liers Charlemagne, Codelle, Ler <y de St Arnaud,
ItOUBS, Vnitry . Masters ol Requests?MM. Gat
londe. de For. ade, Pascalis. 1st c ass, d'Argout, de
j Bertider, Gawm, 2d class. Auditors ?MM ue Cata
bianca, Moiiton-Dusernet, 1st class. Bartolmi, de
'? (iiiernon-Ranville, Portalis, 2d clats.
The following is the Hit of the Members of the
former Council of State who i!o not form pail of the
new < ouncil
MM. Vivien, lie Jouvencei. Dethmont. Bouchsnc
Lefer. De Cormenin, Rivet, Paravey. Havin, rnar
ton, f t Mgi.on. Pons (de l ib rauh), Ch Dunover,
! l.anyer, Tournouer, Hi 1y d (Jjasel. Horace Say,
1 Mabi rault. Uoussiiigault, Beamnes. Tourangiu, Uu<
re ins de Ptun, l>e Haina? villa, De T.?rl-, De Preeae,
Altaaad Beate, (V Don cell, Edmoad do St Ai^nan.
Jubeliu. Gaultthierde Rumilly. CaassiBde Perceval.
The membeis of the late Council who belong to
the pie sent one are
M M. Bonded, Boulatignier, Joseph Boolay, Cuvisr.
Herman, .Merchan t. Siourm, \ unle/roy.
Of the abovo MM. Boudet, Bou! ttlirnier, C iv.er.
Herman, Vuillefrov and Siourm .verehrst nened
( OunctUors after the revolution of Pcbruarv.
? If. Boolaj is named Secretary-General
of the Council of Stata. ia place of M. < heva' .sr. a ho
declined the appointment.
MM. Michel (Chevalier and Paravey
were hesitating about accepting the functions or
? ? >.. cii!ors of State.
?We quote :
Generally Ihe composition of the Senate is re
i maiked as' keiBg less creditable than that of the
Ceuncil of Stale. D SOOaiS that the restorat! in of
titles was brought a^out merely to give a lacquered
triut to the list There is am,nt'aiice of pomp m
this i*spect. and even some o d faa?ly names, loch
ss those of Beauteau and Croi, drag their decayed
ip.endor among a HOWd of the mushroom aobios of
tne Batpire tad a fe a af the totagesss peers of i.outi
PbUippa.
To the "2 iiaii.es which are published in the 1/asu
r,..r are to be added those oi the Cardinals, .Mar?
shals sad Admirals, which I have sent in a previous
letter. I n one part of the list you will see the prob?
able bsit that tempted the Minister of War, Gen.
Si. Arn old, to laertare his a ruples about the con
loeatloaof Lonis Phillpps/s property
A few KientiAc notabliaioo. such as the attrono
as r Leverrier, the watheautieUa Poinaot, and three
or (e ur BMOaaars of the Institute, make up in s nne
mei.sure for U.e brauile?? mt-Jiocrity of tue greater
part oi these sen ttor?, an.! m particular of the ex
resveaeaitauvea aalaotad, wtto were about the i??^?t
cspalie men iu the .National Assembly.
? A new paj>< r, with the title ut La D.m
etratie IJvosjstfoeieaaSi has appeared
?The anticipation that France will
istue drcrcei for the prohibition of the sUpotlatl ?
of corn, as tke Emperor of Russia has done by an
imperial ukase, is causing considerable ox-itame.it
>n the couimerciai cities of Europe
I ? It is positively asserted that the <;e.|i
I eral elections for the members of the Legislative
body are to take place on Sunday the U.h and Mon?
day the 10th February.
? It was currently reported, and believed
by many, that the decree ctmnscatuig the prefaarty
cf the Urleans family would be resciaded, bul it is
hardly probable The Coruhtutumnel has assorted
this, and published wi;hout comment, a com uuni
cated note denying the statement
The Ctinstiiutionuel wa?the only journi)
that had hiiherto ixen eiernpttd from the censure
In consequence of the sUte.neut in question, that
exemption appears to h,ve been withdrawn, and
The CeasnnMi sj?,r. iraa givaa to understand !hatit
shou.d ban00forth submit to the common law. It
was laid, no vtirr thai l ie matter was arringed. Of
vvry nearly so und ai * Ute houi it was re^xsrt.-J
that oa* oi the priu. ipai Kiid beet kt.owu Bfftsprte
ters. Dr. V?i: on. was ..boi.t :o dispose of hu inter?
est in the concern
? I.ttiers from Maneilitessute that tne. ?
are communes la the V*r and the Bassel \ |
?ct i.c~ oi in. uit ineurrt. i...i, svaere me nun r
of the arraatad is i ^-t? . iet tb? cultiva . , i
lehJe M U aegJerlol. 1 ne gr*?irr part of the in
sargents were ne d latsurcra. *no wore geae-a. v
en phased bt the kaavieot ?ork. and who-n it is ^^m
cuii to rec a ie ia u. ,n mUcss no oures rot oa t^e
trees for want o' i ?n:s o> colioct taejs. Tne ?*u.e
tottl raadd th?i the most temhls threats are ut.erei
by the pr.so: trs *aaiii!.i tnos? *n,. f x-i.,- ne n
use, aid ??n*, si ice moment of da, ?er aiau'i ?o d
them Of all the ih.tfs in the Var, on j on* .a a
rhstcvy lie was ? nrKsou on Ni?rd one of t .e
shi|>s ol the SUie, aad ?i 1 be tried, the ietter ???'.
?net inly ,'cr insurrecLon, bu: f,.i iaaaitauaSa II e
lleai .t^ . i
? The Preach Gavanoai \ , laret
SOSlI Wtll Is h ia.?t. :a the late Ht'a.-ks oa A M ? ?
they kive cotaited complete asMarasMaasa, rather Ul
corpora' rhail.aemriitor ic m.->rjeT for Iheg-ievau ss
tkey rantpiaiarrl ut at Tangier?.
? It e pew Prelect of Point), M Pwiria I
, has artiveu in r-.i.s He had a :0,gj cOL'eren e
with M de M- i,as. and bed a?sum*d ioe ?Julies o?
I hiseffice.
I he Mmmiiwmr make* kuoan the fgajMfSJa
?i": of M l . , Papea-LoiUaMar sf hta aaat s? the
Couultaiive t. aaaueaaaa on the tM of Jm tne
?asnadas on wticn ihe. onas aaoc ie ree appeared.
~ lt.? steaai frigate Mawaior, of f>3??
a. rse tv.wcr. hJBigat Brest, has bcea prepared for
the rtctp'.ioa of tr re* or lour hua.red '?ap'iv* ksWor
geats of the Lot-at-tiatonae, who are u be uar.?
pertsd to Cayenne.
?Ai arrutuiii in the Mvmievr ?tale-s tbtt
1 sUMol B* e.< rs. instead if ?? the Maruaut do
P(M.s ." must be read ".he Marquis de Portes, f^r
arr P*. r of Frscce ," and instead of n,# .. Ma'r j;,
^e tu.' u.-?t reread " ;he Marina d^ i ro.j " '
~M. Attgutte Chevaiier. jje-cretarv af
fce Pre?ids^r, ii sppeastod 8<*cr-U?/y-Genar?i oi t .
Consul o'Elat. wtUi as*la.y of li.ovof.
? M. Haroehe-. Vi e-Piesident of th
tourcucl Sate, a.saf?.* :*is?d his son Er^\
'* ? t ? it the F?r?ism-t>fuee, kss Jn/ tm c**iner
? A cifaiit ?f ????iK.Hifr. is oyened to t'ic
Minister Ftnane* t* defrav the ? anaasaa of the
Couit ol Accounts.
?The Afumtevr coatainsa decree autho?
rizing tne anotymoua society formed at Pari? under
tne i oBKimination of Ute Co?*p?ny of tri* Wmiri
F?ilw?v, aid ai proving tte statutes of the sam?
The societv wii.be seid tore.tut every fix months
?j. eiiract of the tute of it* accounts to th* Minister
of ihe Interior, to the piefee.? of the department*
traveried by the railway, to the prefect of police, to
to the i hatnber of Commerce, and to the clerk* of
the Tribtinali of Commerce in whoee cuTumsvrip
tioa the explottniion will lake place.
?The Prince-President ha* received
from the King of Sardinia the Utter* which put an
end to the mission of Count Ue Gaiiina a* Mianter
Plenipotentiary At the fame au l.enre ui which
theie letter* were presented hy M de Gal in?, the i
( her mi.er Pro vena de Coiiegno ban >'ed to the Pea; e
his credential* a* successor to the late envoy.
?The President of the Keoublic was
preient at the representation of GtnlUatmi Till at
the Grand Opera He was acc > n,an:ed hy Marthel
Excelmar.s. Gen Rognet. hi* rude de camp. M de
Peru*.r,?, tke Minster of the Interior, and Col. Ney
do la Moskowa.
It H announced, says the Pair", that the
graxd puMic/errs mill take place in Pan* on the til 1,
33d and 2Uh of next month.
? Harun d'Arsen. ('luiiiherlain mi the
King of Holland, ha* just armed in Pari* on a (portal
mission.
? II. C. B. David hkVI joel kit Pa-i? fir
Austria antl Paly, on a speri ? m.satoa.
? A journal of the I )epa rtnient of tue
Chersaysthatabc.il suty persona detained in the
jail at Bourges, tinder an a cut.rim of having been
concerned in the recent insurrectionary movement*
atCosneand other plaeeo,are shortly t<? '>? set at
liberty.
?In the Mcrre, about sixty persons are
about to be tried Oft capital charges The Journal <U
Aieir* eipeels thai ir.is Dopanaaaat alone will fur?
nish LOW prisoners 'or transportation to Cayenne
?The late a<!ju<li.-.t,.io;i of the Lyons to
Avignon railway has caused g'eat artivity in the Iron
foundries in Ihe Department of the Loire Kiirnice*
which have Lit-en disused for some years put are now
relighted.
?The C' urncr de Marsrille .iiirvuinoes
the antral in that city of M Antonie Bonaparte, ess
rusife for Italy, where he 1? charged wita a special
mission by the Government of Prince Lew Na?
poleon.
?The Ministry of Police is to be in
atafled ia ihe Hotel ?l ths Ministry of Agriculture
and i ommerce. A < 'oramirtee is oecuped at pres
ert in deiermm rg the at motions of the new Min?
istry.
? I lie Patne astjl "It is remuked
that s r.ee thetUspatOS be.acn Ihe workmen and
masters in England. important orders hare (seen
siven by foreign houses to French manufacturers of
machinery."
?The Craft of Cassition hare given a
) ighh important decision. It baa deci Jed taat wtisu
aCOpartaasit is declared in state of a:ege citizens
may be tried OyCoiut-Marii.il for offenses anterior
to the deelarat on of the state of s ege.
? Lord BnrilgftajB read at the Academy
of Sciences a paper upon his optical researches,
which t..ok more than an hour in the delivery. He
has left for England.
?The Presse *a\> " M do l.irardin is
residir g a: Brussels in ihe mo3t a solute retirement,
so absori'e that we kuow by one of his letters which
arrived this morning, th it be has not seen any of the
persons whose names have been connected with his
own. M. Victor Hugo and M. de Girardiu have not
yel met. Each confines himself at Brussels to hi*
own studies in order to avoid giving the slightest
pretext to the Fiench Government to ad Ireu a com?
plaint to that o Belgium.'
?several rnarehands de vin and pit dic
bosse-heepeil in Pails have stuck up a notice that it
is foit i lc'en to talk politics, ou p i.a of expulsion.
?Le Chevalier de Figueiridn, the new
Charge d'Affaires from the Emperor of Brazils to the
Court* ot Rome and Florence, has arrived in Paris
en rouif for Rome.
?A letter from Cayenne, of the ?lh of
December, gne? an anlernt I I a i I At of the trade
of the colony of Guyana. The exp jrts of 1S50 pre?
sented a Urge deficiency, and those of the hrst II
months of 1MI are still worse The quantity of su
K ir exported in that period amounted to oolv 901 03 1
kilogrammes, where is in 1*30 ,t was 34?.2> kilo
gra . ts. A -uniUi r. suil wa3 to Pe seen m cotton.
corTee, cocoa, Ac. The exports of rocon show a
failing oft of 19,979 kilogrammes, and cloves one of
4.9A5' kill grammes. Tne same letter states that
Lieut, de la Rocne, of the navy, aid-de-camp to M.
de Cnabann**. Governor of Guyana, died al C i)
enne after a short illness, at the age of 2'J.
? France seems to be airing her Navy :
The sqatidron of evolutions under the command of
Admiral de la Busse, consisting ol the Yiilede Pans,
the V'almy, Henri IV., Bayard, lena and Jupiter,
shil , i the line, Corner and S tne steam frigttes,
saaa ? afcaa steam corvette, sailed from Tonlononlhe
tlst Altar passing the nigtal and the next day at
sea, tiio squadron anchored in the night of the 2'J 1
oil (he IUa o ily, tes, where tuey will remain a fow
days, la order to exercite the men at the ssaaj ?
Di.nnp this shi>rt cruize, during which there was a
I fire f reeze ironi the N. W , the Villa de Pans,
al.;. li bad undergone mati rial ch.nges in her arma
meiit, w*,* found to answer very well in every re
rpeel l i e Frame, of 6o guns, was lying in the
r.'a stead of Hyires .shea the squadron anchored.
Tne G< nersnx, win. h is to take on board so ne of the
p tm rrs sentenced to transportation, left the harbor
of Toulon on the -1st, and anchored in the outer
roads.
? The Pttyi aanooj e? that 8,000 politi?
cal traaepe ts aill be shipped in a few days for Al?
geria.
?M Leon Vid.il.Iong knoun as a aealous
Boi a| ,ir*ist writer in the Fuilttm ite Pans, has been
appointed by M.de Persigny chef <le bureau of the
Di n Uta eni >.f Prisons at the Ministry of the Interior.
II. VkIkI formerly held an office in that Ministry.
from which he w?a dismissed by the Provisional
(.oven meat.
?M. Ki mien, for.ner prefect, is appointed
Director of the Fine Aru, in tne place of M de OsaV
sard, who is dismissed.
-Tue Constituih'nufl pobiialsOaa lotsOi
fn m M. Beadier. Captain m Ihe National Guard, In
which be mentions that Colonel Vieyra, Chief of the
Stall, having refused the sword of honor whi jh it had
been proposed to present to him, th* sum of noof,
which bad been collected, Had Dean forwarded to
tee fund for the relief of the soldiers wounded in the
aflair ot December
Latest New*.
[bt inscraic TEnaoaarn )
Lcispoh Friday Evening, Jan. 30, Uat,
?Paris, Friday.?Persigny, Munster of
the Inteiior, has sddressed a circular to tue Prefects
to release immediately from prison, and restore to
tfceir families, all poor arialed uisurgen:s. Military
?da BSal autloiiliek will receive similar orders
?It 1* believed that the President will not
modify the decree respecting the Orleana property,
bat that he wlm grant the Umily sorns indemaity
?At the Exchange it is considered satis
on tlat Fonlj'a 6. anci l] report only anno.inoas
a CeScit of 80,(00,000 francs.
?The Puude were low at the opening,
nut racotered in th* afternoon Fives closed 102 ui
1'RNMAKK AM) IHE lilJCHIES.
? A lettltr dated llamnurg, JaOME? 9J4,
says: The ministerial ciifi* in Copeahnen has
te. minated ui the following arraaaamenta?a ioi
leeuva mutatry is formed f r ihe Kingl. m tag
DuchMS,ev*i win h ine Ku.g pree.o??. I'ne ie
rsciiai) Pitnce Fercinand anu Prince Car.stieo of
Giu. ktburg. as standing next the throne, luve part
la I daubers!*****. Tho pattfe ? *>?? aasigued x*
fciCws ton B.uhme. Foreign Affairs . Cew tSpon
aeea, Flaaaae and Commerce Qaaaral Hausen
? reo Bteea Balle. Jaartae (kaatead af Adaairal
a ,nn, who Oee.uue*.) anl Sena* . W , ..
'Inesitcial ministers for laterur AfJau* aiilJ i*
twe ate, tor Denmark, Baug and ClauMen toi
' *?g. Coast Carl Mo.tae and f*r ifolsUia
(. out Rasentlow Criminil Tae King I* sni to
kave snide these last nominatione with great -
lusisxc*.
BELGIUM.
? Hy the decrees of the President of the
Preach Republic eoa&scuing the pr.iperty of th*
Uriean* family, the children of hi* maj**ty tne
Kiag e-f ite Be.giaas ar* depr.rei af an taasnas of
It" .lift
HANQTEE
? I ne res. I .tioQ eoLtiriiung theComnier
<ul l.??:y with Frusta and the Zollverein w?s
xesd s second time, in the Upper CaasabSaT, OAs the
i?.h, by s majority of M votes lo 19. In the Secoud
i ii u.-tr ihr copy of a treaty witu th ; French Re?
public fvr the prctectiou <?f nurary property was
kid oi. in* table
BATARIA
? In a late sittinafof th" Sootaaj Charuber
aiMur.:thM vo? Laasaalx in g'vnig his vote t j
the BiiitUT estimates, stated he M so the more
reed by, U the Btsves of GtrauT mat: be prepared
'or alt eveatnal.ties. nice Uf BcdftSCSM1 rower IB
Fran'e Bad teea leixetl by a "baecauee<"(/trustier )
The Frerch Minteter mas'e a formal rem ma.ranee
to the President of the atimstrv. M too dor
I'fi rdtea. against the nee of ?ach ob ?xpreesioa bv
a Depute of tt.e Chambert. La reference to the Chief
of Ice French Govcrament In the anting of the
Stth, M.rentier Pforcien expressed his regret that
M Ton Lssaaulx iheuld haTe usea so bajMeans a
term had ho bear' it he socuid hare requested
that the honorable Deputy be Ca e I to orier. The
PreriCent ot Uie Cbaatoer also staled that he had not
heard the word, a oeoiarntl >n the Chamoer re.-eired
wn.h considers^ e " hilarits/' M. eon Lwsaulx did
not withdraw the expression. ....
?A bill is to be introduced withdrawing
tbe trial of polities' offences :rom juies. it is t?
hare a retroactive effect
PRUSSIA.
? In the Chambers the Minuter of Fi
canre brttight in the bill relmposing the stamp duty
on newspapers, on the princip e some nuae since de?
scribed The motive for the measure is stated to he
merely a financial one Tbe abolition of tbe duty in
1*4> caused a considerable loss to the revenue, which
it is higblv necessarv shou.d be ma le up again. I he
?ew tuty will be levied, according to the size o. the
paper.'a superficial contents, and there will be no
esceptiots, tot even for journals that tor-S.st eic.u
Btvi i of advertisements.
? Lieut. I'im has arrived in Berlin from
St Petersburg on his return to London. At present
his enterprise is abandoned, tho ign persoially he hat
been very kindly received both Lvy the Emperor of
Russia and the officers with whan be was placed in
communication He has left h.s naggage and stores
at Ht Petersburg to be sent to England by ses as
neon as the rat :gatlon is open.
?The Prussian OlllllllsaWlll will imme?
diately come forward with a proposition, excluding
the operation of the elective priac.ple in the con?
struction of a First c hamber.
SWITZERLAND.
?The Radical party in Switzerland
especially at Berne, are again in a state of ajitation,
ai d it is raid that they will succeed in obtaining a
majority for the revocation of the Grand Council,
Ba I .bus obtain the reforms they demand
ITALY.
?The Naples Gazette, of thr J-d, an
nouxeis the following modtnest:OBI m the Ministry
The Marquis Fortunate retires with a pr-mion, on
account of his age and is replv/ed B the Presidency
of the Council by Ferdnand i'r >ta, and in the foreign
attairs by (Vafa Di Traetto. M. S-or/.t it named
Minister of Ecclesiastical Aflairs. PanqualoG ?Verna,
Preftct of Police.
?The Gwrnale <li Roman*' the Jlst it tte i
that ihe Pope has named a commission to inquire
into tbe present financial state of the country, and
to propose the reforms th.it mav be practicable, w it a
a view to introduce the greatest nosiible economy in
the public expenditure. This commission is co.n
posed of Cardinal Antonelli, as President, Monslgnor
Grasselhti, Monslgnor Cannella, Chevalier Galli,
Pio-Minister of Finance Advocate Vulani. Council
lor of State, Const Panciani, and Chevalier Neri,
Pro- Director of the Public Debt.
?TlbB Mem tun Gazette stat"s. that in t
Imputation of about eOO.OBB, the Stiles of Modena
contain ISM priests,7.011 military man.a^Bil pei
sons exerciniig liberal professions. 1,091 function
aries, I5.7'.'.t mercnacts, 40.075 artisans, :t37.JOT pe a>
ants, 11.577 shepherds, IM 5<H> dav-laborers and ?er
ventf, 11,074 inilgent persons. 9,^1 Israelites, at 1
?JIU I'rctestatt*. _
RUSSIA.
? A letter dated at St. Peieraburg, Lu?
ll, in the Hamburg ll'trstnhaile, of Jan. U, ? iys
"By an imperial uks.se, the exportation of con
frcm every port of tue Empire is proolbilexl unto
fuither orders." ^
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
-e>?- ?
Adviees from the Capo of Good 'I ipe t
tne nth of December have been received. There
?a us no intelligence of laroortan ;e ifoui tne froatior,
the troops not having made any f ir.uer deci Led
movement against tbe Kaffir* iiuce toe previous a
counts. At Capetown a meeting li id been held, a'
which resolutions were pissed expre.-s ng s,tnf.,c
tu n at the tenor of tne Constitution pro - ! i >r la
Colony la the draft ordinances bv the Government
authorities. From the Ora.ige Hirer sovereignty
irtelligence Lad arrived that Commandant Pre.
riuf had been succeeded by a person na ncd Jacobs,
wbo was alleged to he disaffected toward Brunn in?
terests. Moseth had tot declared w ar, but it was
apprehended he was only waiting a favorable oppor?
tunity.
?The letters from \atal come down i >
the 24th of Not ember. Improvements at D'I roan
were rapidiy progressing, and some substantial
brick-built stores had been construed lYidcri
from the /ulie country reported that 10,000 of I m
Panda's people had started on an expedition agaimt
tne W abate ts
INDIA.
?The telegraphic news from India, <f
way of Bombey, under date of the 31 of January, it
that Dost Mohammed's health is reestablished.
Some fighting in several skirmishes had taken pla-e
on the north-western frontier. The Nizam had only
paid 190 0C0 on account of the Cion.uoo due . h s do?
minions, as well as those of Uude, w ere in a state of
anarchy. No further intelligence had transpired re
ipecting the naval force which by our last accounts
had been collected at Rangoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
?The K?lnische ZtitWLgt good autb >ri
tf, states that a Consistory will soon be held at
Rome, when the follow,ng prelates will be elevated
to the dignity of Cardinals Moriohiai, ex-Ministe,,
of Finance Savelli, Minister of the Interior anl
Santucci, ex- I nder Secretary of State. It does not
appear, therefore, that at this Consistory Archoishop
Hughes will rsceive the red hat.
?The African Mission of Dr. Ksob
LFtura arrived at Chartum about the middle of No
vember. Everything had gone at >st prosperously
with the expedition.
?The Austrian Government have forbid?
den the importation of English U biet in'.o H i in.
?The fun. of M Roths' nihl Ur.olhers,"
oESistixg of Anselm Meyer Kuta* hid at Frank
fort, tsoiomon Meyer Roths Inld at V? u. Janet
Meyer Rothschild at Paris, BBd Cnarles Meyer
Rothschild at Naplee, has been prolonged till the
endo! June, l&o8 . then i meeting; ul tfee fa.uii* sxffjj
be held to decide upon its further continuance.
?Girardin is going to stav in Bolginnai
w here he is about to puulish a work caile.1 La P-tU
fifus ( nu res <.
?The Journal des Deha s Btyo, that M .
Webster's speech at tne Kosiuta batquet contained
many things that teem very strange from Una point
ef view of right and of hist ory The y,urvt/ ta.uks
i'r.rtpte.ii a. ,i . . .i .i.eern.g mai.oaver
?AcetMatn Iron Roii.e; ?.ute th it tkd
l. e of that city l;.,ve seued anotntr eimdettmo
priiiiitg press, atd sx^ei.ed seserai ?.ersont hostile
to the Govemmei t aaiung whom is a M. Ganarellt,
wco was editor ol the stydaslere, in tue time ol Max
BtaL A French BOkdlerr, rinr^td ein ft,ring sttb
bed an Itniian nino-dealer, baa been c ?a lesaned to
death bj acottlVBtartisl,sain the ?eu.o.n.? ht? ooen
at i Irated by a ci.iu.cii of rt vision
?The Swiss journals etnig that the
gendarme on deity a) too frontier refoied M. Ei/ene
Sue at.mission to trie territory of Geneva bee .use
bispstsport was not duly use by ? ? Sw si E nji*?r
at Parrs. M SuestiUd w.-o he ? ,e ?a1
?i sd fron Prai en, as asteti , ?tl\ ,0
pass throtjih Gcte?* B it toe; se?r! .T ,ir 0 r? sted
iB refusiig at ia. gtn M E. sue Bant off .n express
toM. James r_xy. itating tne diatea > thai; ted
ccr?jrre.',.B''ie.piest.n g Qisicterfe-rn-o |,14 noi
Uiree nnwsnsnessengei arrivesl w t * ,. .vf A
aeim ration from II Fur wit the ualaaiola aondarme
of the Denwteon oi Ju-tice and Po iC?, BBnte, wai
he his captain, an? it araj oaly those ta , lun-tioa
srieswtoccoldgive ft morders. Ac ... Kf tu
h?dcsji?e4,,ef.:iv to Useut to Genera,
u(ne) witn tr?au'.,.>ri1,,,0r 4 g,..,. , , ?! *f
ao .a"" ^??^topaai t-r,..,ft t. -
~KmitT t,!e '*sfime 1. E^tpt in.
"MB,,
? ai r. ?? s! Ii *"1 ^ pUt 10 d,*t" '""toe* P*'?0 !?
esery cay by divine msoiration,.., I ...,?u render
to co io 8 Mt w??ivts avMoii u aeed tne ..
Hu Majesty, the Sw ian of Frauc , reeaasifl asve
BBj v?c this rig\t.
Very Laic*' IiitiTlikit rt??.
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I \I.HTO.
m ???? *???? - <?,! v??>U-i'i . fv?r %
Privy 'onsen. u> be hi 4 m Monday aest al tutk.
lagbsm Palace, ?t aBlat .a? royal ?*?????? wiL! ^_
arrtrged
The I. ? ? '/' t. in a "lea<t r," t*.
aoaaees tail Lord I m .< Ibaan ? _? B'aa}
ol < < ktrot, ai o ? | . ? 1 t>y Mr Fat Jdaala,
who anil take tbe respoLs.omty of frame * a ata
bill for India.
The principle m the new Reform at! wij
hejaetthardiafraa ? ? -t ? r.oreafraaeadaaaajeaa>aj
far as regards I.-ca i ;. . M n ? a general enlarge,
rcent ot eauatai ... ? ma ^ l at ., '.r.oag
, boroughs are u e ? i. ,?.? , tveaaaieaeae tauwu
I No new me; i Mgha, ao more . preteg'
tativea for M .merit tei ? UvarpooLao e for the
large towns BBraproaecUtl, and no obl..< raaaa at
names which havebroa ihl dittgraeo ea Ik- Ml
Important from France-Vo War with > aglaad.
The PmUi It Jim' a _'rand di ner oa
Tburailay, J..u . to . . ? aei i?h>d par;) of Gag.
luh . forty-five sv gotta He eipraeaed ?-r*atre?
gret at the pre i . . ,. a t',-:< . 11 ask)
aalaaaiUhetataatteee. "tie had u?*d tore lea*
enough la aeqatre raapaet for ita people aad ?uiu
tiocs. and ha ?tili hau a treat naaay trier.*.. ?her**
kB to the nuaor that te intended to make a, ?a
i* stmpiy absurd.'
The funds were b..,er i,ret rapeae. Ii*** aj.
rloaed l( I 50.
? e
Mnnehetter Porn .Market.
Sah BtUT. J*a. ii.?Wheat" it id aad Id p.. kafket
and tf. ur ll per aaoh h.icrr lh*B ->a ikta ?ay ratal
w;th modertta tales. Oa'l tod Oataeal art >: .??iu
tkair former pneee. Beaa? ?nl other aitieltt a.
Manchester Tend. It c port BataaaaT.Jaaat
To dar w* hare a genet, dull ;iad sotuewhit aaafeai star,
tel.
a ?
Landes Money Market Ii I ??Baal.nut M
i nr ()'' i v -l' ni .i?, art-'aat, *>,' ; C?saer.t?,
rer-f : Three ami a i^i*"*- f?- Oaeta St| f, Bait tei'
gUi ?er BilU L. k*. hfi'ter Bill* 8, JMt; s'sta*.'
rnttrnt Moalran.aij
COaMMIRCl iL
LlvEKiooi, Samr.lay. Jan ii ? Wt h:a tkr tj *??
eoaaiCeiabi* acUsitT kst ateeai i I >a tk* mares: I >. Co.
tea. and an oaTvaae ? . i i a 1 Idl ? "b tea beaa cSueal
while the <n erat oi ? la air ? arael rasche* poe'.i?.*? t?,
p MOMemeal I ?* i' I aeea us.a a V trader.
wheu o.Jnan'y on'y '..i I ??? *?'*? at ike itarai
ruaii* kai di ia eetu ?. i ice 11 that day -?r ^
lTderottii to the kteaeeeoto" t ><?rt?a??aiu tri&aj
balea NO'* i ? ***d of at n <? : it|).u*<at*at we kta
aait ed The talei al 'J e <e?k are aearlf 1? l;^i ?ka
aad thoagh oxperi?ew ahawe tit il >, #puiati?? ?
faandad apoa tut tat* ol Aw >? an >en?Hte, etki 'aareat
aueeeaaful. the i.u't i? aadaaiabh 1**1 fur ?en* | ? mg
kk? prioa of Cat*? aawel *? al . kat ttaaVaa* *t> haa
k. i ? d. wa by art Hi aal iaflaamoa
futti*Oraiu niaiket lh? * e?a im a? deabt ?katewr
that the rt,e ? l.icb has tetea p ace s f >aaded ecua sak
?taatial fraenda, s'th -ties '?'ine pat la* ?eadsr kew knaA
pness c tit (. |-.| (.>? h ? h t>t nn and I'.tfa it is as*
(?!?>'> ' (?'.t.rt I' .ala Ika
en an'i r are d'nmrli saiiil aid that the iii.ptir.tUea
tkrt'iirh the Mutiiiii- ?''mh. i?" ?lts**aat ta Btaa>
?Jly beewy diaie upaat kerne arawa erepe: aad thsciatraa.
ally naia* maike'* an the oaataiaat, in the absehe al sa/
dra.actl fr. m tit s aatry i?a?c nn >.h> ii to deaMttua*
Earopraa hsisest ha* tve*n a rtsilrirat eae, aad Urn*
{ ttektl al (reimaty, Botgtaui. 11... snl, aad ineaunksl
Fraare OoavtnbuUaa taaopalj ua wa shall be r?.|sda*ss
to ct.airttute, i ..l . i inoctfy or tadusatly, U*a'dsay*k
iat theai
I'ct'rr these eircan ?ten< s it is the f.j.iama af aairaaj.
iDftTined iurr. liaa'? the. nal>?. * ^rs? sakils . | sssvj
aol at *ra* eat id Ik C< ru'ratr < ' ? ?hl nt >: a? n.^let,
we ?lull sajoprtcetol Cera gradially a'saue* ?ntlaut
kairrtt Money remain* cheap aad aViadaai. r-aus alia
raiia^ ^t i. to i{ t < at , sti I apes uUnvseaeraiMasareal
a trill its nature
fr? si?'i? .|tiotatit)rs for "nil on are fcaree r ?u.-sartad,
ami the marl., t 1 ' *< wrake.. aapec ally far Bar 8.t>er,
ak i ..I . . I ? /. .'lie .. ?itraM keatg at *f4.
a aa., walla De saa* taaaraaepMtaad at.
uagaearce Doubdassa**?? a* in .'. u.ai.U,aa* wo. ?riete
aie paid. Hold is re. jr ?I. .nuns'
Fere ga (1 tld lit Bars (Standard).p*rt?....t 17 |
Bilser iu tiara ?;StiL*?r.).per.*_0 J a
tlnld Cota, Portugal fis .par ea... JB ^
Poablocaa, Patrol.per ot ju i
Si .oisti. per et?J t| )
Nap>le.>ns.per?? J IJ ?J
1* Guilder |. ecra .. per ot . .111 t
Si'verCe.d Met and g tBMT Ools_ear e> ...? 4 111
gpan'sh filla- 1) c? .. . pares. ..u j ij
CobmIs tteadily hnprof nr. C sing nr ce 96,
A ras bar large baatai sa waadoiag m 0 >'d Miaitr ysar?>.
but pnoet hnsv iu e ni.e ? ts^s g >ae \ to t a >wat. ...*?r, ssl
the market e'oscd fla'ly. Aa'ia Fi i? ???? dJas st ? so ij
area*.; AB|lo>CaHi raiaa at praaa A*? Ma'iasiiai,
QoldeaM. tatalaal t., praat.; Nassau M?a*> at t w i
prem . vt ett|lleiipeM
American securilie*.
Then ia tfxj LittiV alti latioa la these
St t untie* thi? werk, and business has bees <i cat
itsde**i*ai? Pncts
Uaitf d Statee 5 v Out. Baad*.11?.... <e? * m
I7nit.il S'aiea'i e Ci 11 Bats .. ..>KB ..lOiatta}
Pint c Slates 6 V l ent H b I..Ilal .. If) em
tailed Sta'et 6 f'Icai w.?.1M7-*I 1*9 Olssi
Pasraaytraatai r Cent si c*. si,*o|
ialaatachaaetta S ? Cent -tt R >u.ts .ISM.... ?: ^Ui
Marflaail) r Ceti St Iliads .19 4 1
Cacad* t V Out. B inds.1174....Mt SIN
Boat n ( its j ? l ent. Uoii.ts .ISM 'J 0 0 4
Liverpool llottou Market.
AVpar! H r fke M sei i ad n> J<iu 1 -Tks tu. . t.t.<?tt
rkaa* eesaii r upot > ir .m day to ear iVoat us t'attw
Sta'et ar. I^i ur..: gl et I aasM ilnibt oa Ihr i'h;sct*
erop, rnui > llag n? > i i aaaidei wn?<tierwr ataras?, s
the lint i.i. .ii a,kara . >n e?hat ??er eitiatats'l iksa*
gretu'e.....
Certs. . cosairgdew. fncs t??
tl Ul.tlt i ? rsa f.'Ji *tWj
tatsou. Iat! iritpri a <t u >. ?h?l*er wa .katas
ttTlhaAtlaaltr as iheeiJunr.a i JiMppnatad. Ajaa),Ua
BOtrvoi I ia i ti.e s. the lares ti.tttr
tieas d K php in ?1 tur p.its, wtie prodteaa
thairaatai. tot, ru , *uaSd*ac* ?ad s?n.? sabsart
aieat t.f ark
tu? It yet i^inaui ? i ? '?(? ? en ?!;..'her the ecf seilt la* SB
out by ihe Atta, ?howin.; tbe atee? ia Ihn ?.rt ts Use
elnte ? f Ihe year to I e 10, is h .1. i mote ttwa Ltd It**
? ?.in.?tca. wl Ii ? x *?* ? ?'^; . ?r our ^s .toltoas.
aili prednee i eon aynsd 1 easel eakke etkevae?
We hare, Lawavar, M it-, ill i? .a? iss.tlt ef l*>s wsets
i.,.?iat:uas id adtan.e Btaaiall/, aul ator* aea If ,J N
Ike focd ordinary to uuJu' ng quaMti** ef A?'ry *a
11 > i i luinrt bare airn baea aeaise'i at *o'b r> tats tar
weeh'abnaini-ttiatw* 1 d ia I.. 61(10, 10.71" Amsraas.
Iktaiiuiat lea. Fgy,. .an sd j Psi.ats Bass* i- ?*?*
?a tpei iiUtmn, and "Ud .t??r c m iii'i*>irai.l1*M>n?*i
I Fi ptiaB, and I Bahia far oaport. awisa l*r ts? nti
6S.SW) ballt. _ _
Liverpool 1'rariaioa Market
AMlliI' am?For Iii.? Beef nine has b*eo a tail a'.tad
at fuil |.ric?t ; niuf.li ng *"\ >? J uuy i)isalltl*s r.,aMs?
eeaBparatieery aagieeti .? ..f sorb benu ..|t*>
um teat '.r.ces < a. . ? ' loa* IV* b* ?..?.? m? - ta**
aa tusallir ? al ptBBSBtt low rale* No tteek ol A iiABt
?? it Iris
Btca tel't slowly, t.ilhuut a'terut uiopnc^ Sao.as*
attract icnre alt eat ion ia iltxtu'i itaerasreti Vi
quele a farihsr a Ivan. r. al Id. t t lt. P o*t aa lM%
wlueii lia.rbtci.eil epa ttioat lb* it si Ite.ar tclir?
tum. There la a mod . a* laa Qa*t*s Ikv
kaaanaeaha* baead ta . Tallest ..'^i .?s'aperies**
ofbuysrs. B.itter ta sc nel> BB s't.sa.ihe aterV ef la*
beug Betty.
mt -
?uropeau ? am Trade,
Lum.cn, Jan i'ii?>'e tiao l as i nuall stt ? ?i *?**;
grawB w Lea'. thiaBtoraixg, and tb? i ?nditieatf Ihr gsaS*
p*n i f the ?>ippi/ was iiditfeiei.t, n?Terthsl.rt a |j*
cttBiBLca aat u.atle at aa adtBaea 'fit ? ,r ..a**
week's ra'et Anaiarrasw t I siitid rBlirfifs*
wkicb e.osetl hay*', t \ < caa'i asly, tal thotyl
prbttiBitat was caialn ?(? o, ti .-> ? .aa weieat?1*
BBfailvaly rel ...? ? . ,. ^ .arguet the "??*?
pjaadadweteteokigbto i.. ?s.?/tH.yii \f*
as^d* Flour staeads ,d t< f t*ek f.r tl.a aartrM*
and iho ether sett* ? i breads '. t?^**
naliztd U*. te < ? ,
There was tary LI I* d u? ia I., m a st Cosa *d 'tt.fj
rat ne t?, tbe as d i ??! I I (lbs* '.i the w?st af d-*?*
Jan 10?a. a ? i B] tilth Whcat at si*"* T
the fall rv*?i.l Muadt m ilyi ?? * d . F..r*g??*
k gk terms. BaBLST, vBAM*Otd egtt tba tit'w**
Par*I ,lug! r r i icat'eidr a*tk*la?*?v^J;
lt.im. bite IthlAT, ?I* i- 4> . Mad 3^i
MeT'ir.g Bakl.lV. Jkt j Jis. . IWilMag, H M"*'
gtanaag ;i? t?rdi ? M
Arr-r?./.-Brit at. WHnr.l I? HtSl.tT l"? "JJ?
?i*. ?Ult,?77u. Fi ova t.tm) (?'.. *ga: tVassr.asi.
O* is, MO ; Floib. iM Ji.d I '.v chit , Ti?.
Ja.Mthk jo - rha u?.i Is U .itsratk tt ?is?_ J ?
day bat la. a ol tu ill u. >aeat. at r? at ttvda? ? W^ZZ
havatg a sery sltao.r ^. ti i c .f ui ?'s *'a^ZJ^ml
tke liassat t.'Bt sv< r? c, :?. a few P 'V.lSai't
W i 111 tad Fi.iti a fa '*"?*' ,
pr.cee. There waa.l.kewi%*. ve . ii ledsiagia " ,
ar.tc.e of lh'CofcWtiade, alt'l uu tiaags BaerraJ"
qaotaiioBSof Tue dsy
Liverpeel Freisrbt Market. ^
Farir.Hr? tj tke t?n u-d Mat.a btte bata *ar/? ->9?
!?t ?t?k U-ad w? e?s
I* tt ka*a l.'tn ti?^ i.estrs psseear' f,
anieat ;.'ce..i os.istr to v>- in tbtoi ti ,
quttu liMg?t to N.w ^ is-Heid **?nJJ"ii ?rostr
tan, llaa good*. LS* atTi Id . It .!?!-*? ?'mt2(a,., Iw
ware 7e 1 ? ? ? 1 *"?' 'f* ?T. F
gotalt aot : htrdwtr*. >-t ktWBBJsWWw ^
P*ii-i;**d steithi. lit M '-!'?? ,*j ? p.!,!.* . ' \>J
hwjsare, 20? ; ear beawar* 7i t>n !*?
vsatah*. tt* 6d?l7. 6J , ri ? *.?.tt. t e a?
rs,, wate Ida. Be-.0;l?aJt?-D^ ?^^^e * g
Sa? t ..da. lia , aarts.i *. A ' ,M"
tea. _
Stausi.,s 01 UlWt O Jf*^ ' J
f.losing area few 'a .. -^^^^l..*
W,i.qni, ir. his last lee u e in '/.i^JEre??tt ?
llket^sarvatotrs sei iet Metists,;?^. ^
Pro?e?or of that sei i ea ^*r',l",I?f,U
duces sxnualiy irosa toui.etn to /''^,lat--h*
ii il * i.* of irarcs' ai.i'n ?' ?"'-'''t "!ZZt7t> *
Tr*re are 31? prln Ii e srea hsteaf ton?^ w^a
painted master*, M? 43? s?yikp?'?pf. f*j>
Im cm are ?sen. i1s.0 svosae-n, and ?*t*
Prcr-ee'ig . W lb' St'ldV*" J^fpf
gMT7s?iJf
|Worl . "vorld,aoapr (
twci v million*, hal .... g. siito*0 ' li:*
Kl ,. it ,.k,i.g. tonritri in l oi.t ' "7*^ *
''? VfiUA i il.'?*
twent) centime* ltd ) i 'ay t.. from 10 * j, M>
ir-, . IIS.] The aversK' * W ' M* StZ 44 a)
4 ? ' a s man, sad for a mi ?!.?? ?j' ?***

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