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test the States are untlerttootl to have toted as follows :-
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A:r. Ansiate—.Maine. New Hampshire. )Iwrachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, Maryland. Ohio, Ken-
Sw:%•, Illinois, Missouri, Louisiana.
Oxw. Jacieort—Nee Jersey, Cenosylvisnia, South Carolina,
Tennessee. :Vitiates, Missippi, InOtana,
;IL CliAlrFOßD—Delaware,Virginia, North Carets', (Georgia.
Tho Sprfnr Guns Bill went thrcuzb a Cammittte pf
the House of Lords last night, snit w.is &tiered to
reported to-day. On the motion of the F.orl of List!-
root an Amendment was intrcduectl, prohibiting, the vise
wring guns and steel traps in all gartlins anti arcllarils.
In the House of Commons tEscussion arose on
the waliject of the projected Thanks Quay. Th-re was a

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anther singular diversity of opinion among the Memliers ;
Mr. C.actart, Mr. 1-loanoese, Mr. Crimea, anti Mr.
Secretary Paste formed a phalanx in opposition to the
intwetuetion of the Bill; and Colonel TRENCH, Lord
P.. rises, Sir R. WILSON, and Mr. BARINM, were
sitegeri on the other side in its femur. (t:1 a division, a
majority of 83 against 43 decided that the plan should at
least have the benefit of further consideratZon.
CITY, WEDSFSD'AIf ETPNINfr.
The gloom which has heen hanging over the Money
Markets for the last four or five days was in no de-
glee abated at the opening this morning. However, to-
ot-aide the middle of the ckay Securities of alinest every
asseriptlen became lighter. In the English Market Con-
sulsewere done at 9311, and fur the Account at 931 i.
II was settling day in the Foreign Market, but it passed
off vetylateadily ; and as a proof of this fact we tray state
that prices improved towards the close. South American
Securities were better ; Colombian Bonds- were 914 ;
Mexican Scrip 31; Brazilian ditto the same. OM Spaniiii
• Bonds were light, at 2411; and the new were equally
light at 104/. Greek Scrip materially improved towards'
the close of the Market. In the early part of Cue day
it was as low as 61 discount; but it lea off at 44 3, with
every prospect of a still greater improvement to-morrow ;
for we have reason to believe that the confederacy formed
:rat it is breaking up. Indeed, the satisractury state
tek affairs must ultimately destroy the projects
formed against the Loan, if letter feelings, which we un-
derstand are now beginning to prevail, were not likely to
operate.
• Nothing certain is yet known as to the new Danish
• Loan. The real state of the cue, we have no doubt, is,
that the ratification of the contract is not yet arrived, and
therefore neither Messrs. Thomas Wilson and Co. nor any
one else, can at present declare that the contract is made ;
W.l believe it is not a bargain that capitalists are very
emtious about.
The Share Market improved towards the close of the
day, as well as the Money Markets. Pasco Pet uvian, which
had been as low as 21, got up to 24, 23. The Colombian
Agricultural Association Shares were at 15 premium. The
Mexican Company at Li, 7. There was very little doing
in Bait-roads. There were some bargains made in the
Mend:est( r and Liverpool at 18, 30 ; they were bought by
persons for permanent investment. as it is considered one
of the best projee:s of the day for that purpose.
Everything was exceedingly dull in the Calonial market.
Sugars must be quoted a shade lower. There were several
sa7es of Coffees, which ware bought in. There has been
tamely anything doing in Spices, and whai purchases hare
been made have been effected at lower prices.
Two new Companies were announced this morning- viz.
tike Central American Mining Association, and tit_ South
American Gem Company.
By the Mexican from Havannab, we have accounts
from Mexico to 24th December, at which tiitv all was
tranquil.

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FR E NCII PAPERS.
[From the (toile, dated Monday.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, F 13.2.
Last Friday ten persons were arrested, and most of them executed
on the spot. Ali Pacha, the Ex-grand Vizier, who has retired to
Philoppelis, has just received orders to raise the inseey for the
extenordinary wants of this year; similar orders have 'teen sent to
Asia. Each of the continents is to furnish thirteen millions of
).:enters.
The forts in the channel are being repaired, and put in a better
elate of defence. The children of Ali Pacha, of Jeannine, have
been sent for to the Grand Vizier. It is supposed this family will
be again called upon to art a part. A Firman of the Sultan has
toot granted to owe of the wives of that Saints, &house on the chan•
eel, acd a pension of 750 piastres per month
FEBRUARY 3.
Tie banishment of several persons arrested some time since ex-
cites sensation. Antorg them are four Ortas of the Janissaries.
The corps of the Redjegahl is eupposed to be secretly implicated
in the intrigues of that body. A project of the Sultan is talked of,
subjecting to colliery regulations all those Janissaries whose pay is
above forty aspens per day.
The Government has ordered the exile of an ancient Interdant
of a Sultana, of two persona employed in superintending the distri-
bution of most to the Janissaries, of a superior officer of the staff
of the Jargesaries, and of four of the principal tans. About 40
persons belonging to the different corporations in the city have been
strangled. 'this execution took place in the Castle, under the
lospectino of the Aga Pacha, Commandant of the Boephorus,
'he has often shown his firmness in repressing disorders.
Measures of vigilance have been adopted at the sum: time. Very
emit enders have been read in the mosques and in the Christian
clutches, prohibiting meetings in the coffee-houses, especially at
rdght, and forbidding any person to go out without • lantern aster
evening prayer, and even to leave his house on any pretext at the
Ear of' yatai (curfew ),about three hours atter sunset. The great
people and respectable citizens have been also enjoined to keep
this:ha:lves armed, and have their people ready for whatever may
blpr e 1.
• Otaltt Paella is still at Gallipoli ; the presence of this much
regretted Grand Vizier, whose name has been imprudently pro-
rourerd by the Chiefs of the Janissaries, has doubtless made the
Parte ensesy.
'lt is reported that Ghalib Pacha will go to Adatia or Satali (an
ill-omened place for exiles) unless means are previously employed
tp jet rid of him. as same accounts would give reason to suspect.
The Ex-Aga Paths has received orders to come in the Porte on
Friday. He had a long convessation first with the Aga of the Jos
ntsaartes, and then with the Hiaja Bey. Measures have been taken
to wake ante of the Janissaries. For this proem the Elders
were sent for as bang in genenl the depoldtones of the secrets of
the companies. They swore that they were not concerned in
wry trovetnents, and that they knew nothing. It is said that et:-
deavours are made to weaken the Giles, by sending the most tut.
bulent of the Janissaries to different provinces, for instance 2,1.00
te'grrritto the Derdthelles. It is added that orders hare been
war to Osbarilrali Muatapha Paths to come and encamp near the
capital to support the efforts of the Government in the creation
wf new voltam institutions, such as the use of ret-ular corps, &é.
PIR.ZORAY 10.
The partial troubletwhich called for the vigilance of the Go -
vemment continue. Three Janissaries who resisted the Guard on
Sunday the 6th Feb. were embarked in -en vie le the arsenals,
which are to sail as won as possible. Eight others, who also re-
lined and woonried a sentinel, was carried before the Jsoissary
Aga and executed on the spot
The Clvief of the Market of itilalta has been reizod in the night
in his house and put on board a boat, which it is supposed did not
wary lies fa. .
1 welvc Ones are spoken of, said to be suspected by the 1.110-
.verernear.
Though the Aga of the Janianries has shown the greatest acti.
vity it. his duty he was deposed this iriouilir at three o'clock.
There are persons who pretend thst ?II this agitation is only a
trick oh the persons holding the reins of Government to alarm the
'What, who dreads oothitig so uni.h as a revolution, and to attri.
Lute these troubles to Glialib Tarbes Others niaints'or that the
conspiracy I. real, and that in eject tends to a complete catas-
trophe. 1 hey found their opinion on the fact that Coitetantineple
presented • similar scene of partial disorders on the dethronirg of
the Sultan Alustapha In 10011, and that the real focus of the revolt
is in the body of the Ultimo, who collect the complaints of ad the
branches of the State which are perishing from want and tniecry.
They wention on this subject the 72,000 purees which the Sultan
has ca'ostol to be levied this year for the extraordinary wants of the
State.
The die vat le Asia is so great that a father, prosecuted for debts,
has beci obliged (a thing unheard of among due Munultnans) ro
• eiee his dongl.tt, in pion 4 A poor peasant has been forced to
isell the tiles off the roof of his house to pay his creditors.
FEBRUARY 11.
Various reasons are assigned fur the deposition cf the Aga of the
Janissaries; some swells it is his exertions, others to the in-
trigues of the Janissaries.
?the repairing of the forts on the Bosphorus continues. The
same will be done with those of the Dardanelles. Barracks are
go' to be built on the point of the Nagare.
a to son.in -law of Callimachi has been tectilled from his banish-
meat in Asia.
(,trout the Journal des Debate of Sunda
sty.)
ocsrroc, FEN. 22.
By an artiste In one of our papers we I JAM that the States General
of Ponserrolia have expressed a sash that the Prussian Government
shootil cat.clutle treaties of commerce with the States of Southern
Americe, on account of ths advantages likely to result therefrom
to Phiesia.