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LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1867.

The anniversary of the memorable " Black Fri-
day " which ushered in a twelvemonth of almost

unparalleled depression and uneasiness has happily
come round under more favourable auspices.. Many
causes tended to keep up the effects of the panic
which have been severely felt in almost every class
of society. The extremely unsettled condition of
foreign affairs produced effects nearly as mischievous
as those of actual war, and we have to thank the
greed and aggressive ambition of Prussia for
a considerable share of the loss and annoy-
ance occasioned by a depressed state of the
money market. At home our domestic affairs
have not been altogether satisfactory. Lord
DERBY'S Government was not sufficiently strong
to secure a majority in the Commons, and there-
fore no security could be felt that we should not