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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
SPAIN.

The papers give accounts of the recent riots at Bada
los, Vaadoid, and other cities. They sssm TO have
betn of serious magnitude and of an iusurrectousy
character The high p ice Of food the ostensible
cause Of the riots but the people really were excited
BY political emissaiies. Numerous arrests were 1sde,
aud many of tie prisoners shot The rioters set fire to
the corn stores aud to The growing crops Tranquility
that the crrps presented good prospect and that
there was ample supply in store until the harvest set
in HThe. export of 6reads.uffs was prohibited.
II was announced that second squadron of suips Of
war. with troops for Decentralization in Mexico. was
!. ady 10 Fail from Havana should Mexico refuse to
sati. fy the demands Of Spain.
The COrtes were prorogued on the lst inst.
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protect the prisooer from Q rescue on The 4th,
aud treated tsem 90 badly that Col. Sumner sent
Walker and bis Company to the tort, and placed
sno'her Company, COMMANDED BY Capt. Sscket',
OVER the prisoners The prisoners are nov trest~d
we'll, ind are allowed to receive the visits Of their
friends.
Mr.. Tnppan reports that when coming down the
river compspies Of armed men were stationed at
Liberty, independence ana Ls1ing on, to intercept
the steamer Ke, stone, which 1t was reported was
rxpec'sd up the river with company Of Free
SAT- men. There wss no such company bound
up the river. Mr. Tappan also reports that Go.
Smith arrived 10 the Territory several days before
be left.
Mr. Galloway, Of Ohio, will address Fremont
ratification meeting in East"n, Peno., on Friday
evening pext Tne meeting will be addressed also
By Lieut.. Gov. Roberts, Of Kansas. II.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

F.om Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July IS, 1856.
The P.bna )sunls Delegation are preparing o
call for a union Convention Of Republican, Ameri-
con ard all 9TH, el. uents opposed to the Admin.
ietration policy and the Cincinnati platform, 10
mt IT at Harrisburg on tho second "Wednesday o.
Sept. uher fur the purpose Of forming an elsctoMl
ii, ket which shalt represent these interests fairly
and col cebtrste all efforts in Ons practical dlrec.
ton. This IN ,vtment finds favor generally, aud
in. pires confident nope Of ultimate success The
IecoDmeno a ion is already signed by some Of the
most experienced members
The Committee On Wsys and Means are waiting
for statistical information before preparing their
report relative 70 the proposed extension Of toe
free list. The necessary tacts cauDOt be Obtained
at the Treasury. N-wYork has furnished her
quota ard returns FROM Philadelphia are daily ex-
ptcted. The present Inclination is 20 adut wool,
not exceeding fifty cents and not oel'w fifteen or
sixteen cents PER pound Tree, and to reserve the
exist pg duty IN qualities which we produce be-
tween the limi ati'ns. These figures are not fixed,
aud can ooy yet be regarded as approximations,
unt all the required knowledge is procured.
The resulr in Hrrbert's case is, just as aoticpa-
ted, disagreement Of the jury. The attempt to
get u lew jury Tomorrow will be attended with
much embarrassment Much feeling is excited
through the substantial portion of the community
BY Judge CIawiords manifest partiality.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July IS, 1856.
The Resident Matt, nal Democratic COMMITTEE have
called a eau, us of the Democratic Members OF Con-
eress for tomorrow Ii ght at the Capitol
Secretary Dobbir, after two weeks absepce from
lines, bas RESUMED business at the Department.
Prer.on S. b. Ooks leaves here tomorrow for South
Carolina.
l. is rumored that Mr.. Keitt will follow lis example
and resign his seat.
Thi. morning the Jury in the Herbert case sent .
pte TO the Jodge ssyDg that there was no Prospect Of
tbti CO uing to AL * treement. They were then dis
charged, by the consent Of counsel ON both sides.
AnOtner trial has been Set down for tomorrow.
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By THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.

IBY THE AMERICAN PRINTING TELEGAAfH LXEsI
HALIFAX, Tuesday, July Is, 1856.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Letch,
from Liverpool at noon on Saturday the 5th inst, ar
rived here at y this evening.
Sic brings 80 passengers for Boston, and 1880
sterling in specie.
TIE Niagara left here at 9 p. m. for Boston, where
.te will be cue about o'clock on Thursday morning
The steamship Ericsson, of the Collins line, had no'
arrived out.
TIE steamship Fulton sailed from Southampton FOR
New York on the evening Of the ID inst
The London papers contain he following paragraph:
"N.sotiations between Eog,aAd and the United
States with view to the settlement OF existing di'
ferenc,s were resumed on Monday, the 3otb, under
circumstances which justify tie beliefthal ltlers are
already in fair train toward az ancable adjustment
Of the points a. ISSUE
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ITALY.

Affairs in Parma were becoming worse and insurrec-
ton was feared. The clerical journals Of Turin say
that France has addressed note to Sardinia counsel
ing moderation on the Italian question.
An Italian publishes telegrsphic report, that Mr.
Dallas and eli his tute, attied in ffOck coats, de-
manded admission into the presence Of the Queen Of
Fl gland, and that being refused they went away in
flaming passion" Con iremito duer."
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House proceeded tO the consideration OF the
resolution EXPIRE spg ts disapprobato9 Of the conduct
of MeHrr muDdsVn and k.iu III relatioh W the as
ssut on Mr.. Sumner.
AD ectus effort was made TO have vote taken
on the csse Of each separately ard in consequence OF
this failure the resolution was rejected oy vote OF
on notion of Mr. CAMPBELL (Ohio), the vote
was rt cred when he offered substitute for the
resolution 40 ss to able the House to pass on Mr.
Eduupoto ON and Mr.. Keitt He said II MIR. ksitt
wished 10 be heard he should not insist on the previous
Nj. MIILSON appealed unsuccessfully to Mr..
Campbell ~ Withdraw his motiou wishing to occupy
the attention of the Hovse fox few minutes on dis
cu-sirg q pew atprct OF the Question.
M,. CAMPBELL tOho) replied if he should yield
tb floor to The g btlemsn from Virginia he must ne
cetssrl y give way 10 Others. The subject had oeen
Scus,td n all is aspects and the substitute did not
cbsr ge the principle Of tie original proposition Much
tin had ahead, been consumed the pessi0n was far
nd, anc, and The buries of the House not transact
cd tber. fore be ils tea on the previous question.
MI. LETCHEk wished to ssy that in new aspect
of the care an fort made to cut OH debate.
Mr.. DUNN cal I'd siteption to the WORDING Of the
substitute. Tre HOwe has been called upon TO de-
clare i,s disapprobatiOn OF sad act oI mrssfs;
X eitt spC Edmuposcn. He wanted 10 know 10 ~nas
the words 'sai1 act" had reference.
The SPEAKER replied it was explained In the pre-
amble which wns yet TO he acted upon.
BY request the presmbe from 'hs repo't OF the
Comp itiee wns read setting forth the fact connected
with the assault end coucudios with the assertion that
il app, an fr, m the investis that Messrs Ke,n
end EdmuDdson, zone time pIeviOus to the asesult,
were pfmn.d Of the purpose Of Mr.. Brooks to commit
violence Mr.. Summer for words used in debate. and
took 10 mt asurs discourage or prevent the "a oe;
bnt on The contrary anticipating the assault, were
Ire, ent on one or n ore occasions to witness II:
UbGer the oprration Of tie previous question, the
r, resolution c,psu,ing Mr. Ket WAS adopted by Yeas,
ice; Nays, 96 That censuring Mr. Edmundson was
rti.. :, d by Yeas, so; Nays, 1876.
Mr.. CAMPBELL tOhio) moved an amenam19t 10 10
I, snbe TO make il further appear that Mr. keltt
ATTEMPTED to prevent officer Of the Senate ana
others from irelfer, to prevent continuance OF the
b0ws or MIR. SunLtr. r
Mr.. DUNN excepted to this amendment. The
o,cinsl preamble p,teerted Mr.. Keitt as witness-
nothing uore-and this ground the resolution was
pr.dicsted. ~. 49,,
Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, 10 remeve MIR. Ddnn's
obi, ctop moved the amendment of the preain''e by
SIMPLY sinking out MIR. EdmuI dson's namr, letting
Mr. Ksitts stand. 40
The preamble was then adopted by l0i against 50.
Mr. KEIT said ie sbOnld ask the House to onorrow
20 b. az him On rome mattens. He should endeaVor
not TO oste parliamentary propn.ty, and felt quite
.ure be would not 90 no. Adjourned.
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Passengers.

Mr. Holm esworsh and lady Miss Thsysr. MIRA Herd Nn
eh!d; M: Coo Mr. CodS.n ana LADY RYser; Earle
Ep.sn BanoD, Rev Mr. Hssct Mis-. Dunn Mis- ar.n' Mr.:
P :sa boy ;s% G ;nS nf. a5 aa.S and
Ifsnt Mn Ksrns, DR. Murek, Capt Crowell Ms and Ms
Tobin Messrs kinbsll wsnen, Bsct, Benjsmn Oelins.
rett 0ure Potter Wood Cessey. Hin. Buil6s, Miller,
Plulos SHINES. Serosnt, Mier RsynolSs BIT whs;ock
Crowiher Flood Hene,t Brady Tsornton, Gsrdrer Hutch
sou Crowe, Thompson Mountain, Moon, Johnson rooin
and children, Scott
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The American question has been before Parli Ime nt
Nr Moore moved in the House OF Commons that the
COZ duct of her Msje-tys Government in the differ.
ences that have arisen between them and the Uased
States Vn the question OF enlistment, has not entitled
them to the appreciation Of the House.
Messr Brown ano Ewart of Liverpool, and Cheat
ham and Spooper of Birmingham, spptal to Mr..
Moore to postpone his motion, but he refused, and
therefore the debate proceeded.
The Attorney General defended the Government,
and said the United States dvpatches had not been
such as might have been expected from nation aux.
ious to preserve friendly relations with England.
Sir N. Thesirger supported the molten, and con-
tended that the British agents had vio,ted equally
the law of the United States and of nations.
MIR. Pnillimore supported the Government
MIR Baills declared that England was dish6nored
by her attempt to seduce the citizens of the United
States from their allegiance.
SIR George Grey asked if they could venture to
cordemn the Government after they had stopped the
enlistment even on British grounds rather than give
offelse to the United St +tes 2
Here the House divided IN motion for adjourn.
ment.
Sir j. Walsh said that by not dsmissing Mr.. Dallas,
the Briish Government confessed that they had done
wrobg and their defense rested upon special pleading.
The debate was here adjourned, and the neut even
ing was resumed by Mr.. Miner Gibson, who com-
pait ed that Lord Clarendon's conduct was insulting
toward the United States, and the people of America
should be made aware that the British people did not
support their Minister therein.
Mr.. Baxter believed there was nothing for vote Of
ctpsuIe although there were points in Lord Claren-
don's conduct that no one could defend
Mr.. Peacock supported the motion for censure.
Mr.. Spooper would express no opinion.
Mr. Gladstone caItended that the good will of the
Cbned States bad been coDciliated.
The most blamable feature in the matter was, he
said the concealment observed toward the United
States Government and for this Lord Clarendon and
Mr. Champion equally to blame.
The Solicitor General attacked Mr.. Gladstone, and
thought the Uuired States Government ought u
fav. ari, ed at different conclusion than they did.
SIR. j PackiDgton eulogized Mr.. Gladstone, and
sad the House dare shrink from the discussion, in
this, a crisis of nO ordinary magnitude.
Lord Palnerrton replied at length, defending his
conduct ard denying that deception had been prac'
ticed tcwsId the United States, or that their laws
had been violated.
Mir. ncGregor here attempted to address the House,
but was cougbtd down.
The II, use then divided on tie motion for censure
and the Government was sustained by 1914 majority.
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SWEDEN.

Sweden has officially confirmed the fact t1at enc
adberes 10 the declaration of maritime law laid down
by the Congress of Paris.
RUSSIA. en-
An Imperial ukase orders the issue Of twelve mlu'ons
of silver rOubles. k.u
Immense preparations are making at M'sco" 'of 'ne
Gers coronation. ,e,.
The Emperor continues lis severity against deia0''
els and contrabaDdists ..r..a.o
Letters say that the Government seems lncineu ~
raw pIoduce employed BY foreign manufacturers.
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QREAT RRITAIN.

II is belle we'd that Parliament will be prorogueo on
TIE 3lsi inst, and that further parry motions VIII
be made this session.
The following is the only reference tha. pas oeen
made TO America sncc the sailing OF tne s'ea"i'''P
Fulton: NJ
Mr.. Baillie a.ktd Lord Palmerston whether Mr.
Dallas, a. United States Representative 70 ner
Msts'y's Government, had full power 70 sel1a 'ne
Ceitral Ams ricsn dispute, or whether De haa sGGy
other powers than those of his predecessor, N.Y.
Bucharap. , ... A.
Lord Palmers.on ssd it as understood ina MY
Dallas had fuil power 10 discuss with hei maes,y
Coyerpneut the Central American question: 'ir. l.
chnnan had no int ructions whstevsrto enter Oh 'l
tutject. cor.rrr,sn, ina,
A bill! has been introduced by the Governmeh' inso
the House Of Commof 10 permit dis, s''ou Au'
TIE Sunday Music con'r ver-y continued 70 eAPSnd.
Sir Colin Campbell bad been entertained bi'ue C"y
of Glasgow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

SwIsI AND THEIR VALUE At THE WEsr.-The num-
Der of hogs in the States Of Obio lsdisaa .'cnsss
sro Kentucky at this time, 10 esnstsd by sne soot
OF The Ohio Farmer st lo,9%3,33l, which, st -
lead, q fair sersss value Of the stock, smoun's =.
s32 $50 ooe. II fat ard sold in this city they wousa
average slo head. sio9 1873 $40. The pork Interest,"
Of the whole country is almost beyond bsef, 10 mss:
,vde s % great. The cessus report OF ssock o"nsS
by farrp.rs in ls4s gave the numoes OF hog y ~.
United STAT ut over thirty millions. 1t eoes
6,,y p+r cent eresier DOW, and the svs.ee 'Iu.
lesst Il rec dollsrs-sy hssdrsd ard o''y a''''
of dolI.rs inv es,ed in stock hogs IL. 49,
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AppEST FOR STEALING.

PIrrsDURcH, Tuesday, July IS, 1856.
Peabody, the late clerk Of Messrs. Sargent, Hardy
Il Co. of New.York, WAS arrested here this morning:
II. IL charged with stealing % 900 worth Of 81 rs and
dry goods He was sent East this morning in charge
Of Officer Hague.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
THE EAST

Letters from the Cnaea to June 4, mention nothing
ut tie continued enbaIkatipn OF troops "en' HuH
ger was dead. s..,o.. H..
The Moldo. W aIlachian Commission advances but
slowly, pogrspLical difficulties completely nsutts
izirg the mt Ell ton Of the treaty All facoa da.ing
ubien Princpa!ities should remain separated.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IryrRrooI CorToS MiRELT.LThe Bioker Cir
.rls r,c,, thu the .dyces N. ~-YoIk BY the A.ssu
On ths tb June lsd favorable lhuenee 9Po the Cotton
,,set a. prices advanced from 'xteeoh % oneeshth-
e sestest sdysres beius up The lower qualities TAe ses
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XXXIVrH CON G r ES S.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. w AsHisGroS, July Is, 1856.

The Senate debated aud parsed the House bill sp-
pops,g e5o 900 for the consi ructiOn of roac from
Fot Rdgtly, MnDesaa Territory, to the South Pass
Of the Rocky Mountains il Nebra-ks Territory.
Mr. 1OOMbS resumed h's remarks on the bib
smendaOy If the act to promote tse efficiency OF tho
Navy. lie cor tenDed In the strongest terms the
action Of the Naval Borr'.
Mr. HOUSTON ard others gave their views.
The bill YVES amel0ed, tie more ell ctually to &C
comuish the object of restoring, hryugh Court Of
l. Iquuy, such mvl,orious officers a. were aggrievcd
by the action of tho Naval Board-th"se reported on
favoraby To be reapPoDte by the President aHd con-
frp,.d by the Senate.
The bill then passed by q vote Of 90 agairst IL.
Vas Me,G' Adams. Bay.rd. Bell Of Tenn, BENJAMIN
Bires Bskr, Brodhead Browp Buter Clayton Coiiamsr
con Malor,, Pratt Read Sebastian Trumbu Gal.e
NAYs-he.srs Bright, Douglas hsle, Juson Hunter
Jones Tenn Push stuart Thompson Of Ky Toomb'
ACiuuYIeC,
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PORTUGAL,

The weather had at last become fms, but it was
feared that the crops hsd already suffered from too
much rain. Bresdstufs had been purchased 10 Eag.
land for Portuguese account.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
PRUSSIA

The King and Queen were at the Baths OF Manen'
bad.
The harvest throughout Prusss will be rather above
than below the average
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
FREMONT AND JOHNSTON RATIFICATION.
ppd1AnxxcE TneadaY .IulY Is, 1856.

TLs American Council met in this city to-day, and
ratified the nominations of Fremont and Johnston The
attendance was thin, and the Fillmore men withdrew
before the Council proceeded to business.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATENBNr.

BosToS, Tuesday, July Is. 1884,
The following the footings OF our Bank State
nest for the past wek:
Csp,A Stock esi $50, 90 Amc unit dus 70 other
Loan AID Discounts 81 S38o" eozsso0o
spece ,,, ,.,... 5,679 VQ Deposifs Io,tSIWw
Amount due frsm Circulation '..''." 'rzil,oV"
other Bsnka..... 6.o420oO
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LARGE FIRE Ar TORONTO.

TONON1O 70. W,I Eutruay, Juy -, -
The large cabinet manufacturing establishment
belonging TO M.s-rs Jaques & Hay, together WIN all
were entirely consumed by fire this afternoon. The
fire burned with such rapidity that the work had
to jump from the upper stories Of the bulhIgs aud
stveral were killed beeide many being baoy inJure''
Tie loss Of property will be immense.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
GREECE.

Kr, Otbo 10 IN Viennn n Is rIrpOred that ID pto-
matte Conference will be held in London on the success
sion to the throne of Greece. Austria aId rrasss'
although not protecting powers, will % reP'Gsen,ea a.
The Count of Far ders is mentioned as Deng nAey w
be nominated on King OthOs death.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
DENMARK

Correspondence states that Denmark has fea,s oI
rene wed troubles in Schleswig Holstein, and tak
Prussia are pr pairing proposals. on the subject to sy
be fore the German Diet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

FRIMoxT AND DAYroS CLUB or THE SEvESrxEsrH
WARD.-A very entburastic meeting Of the German
Republicans Of the Seventeenth Ward was held lsst
.ve,ipg at Mr.. Schneiders Garden in s, cond street.
More than three hundred men were assembled, and
the greatest enthusissm prevailed. Among the
ru. aktr we're Msssrs. Grubs. Miller and Foorsch'
Who explained the principles of the Republicsn party.
ard exposed especially the outrsges committed y
Ksnsas ard Washington, as beiOg indoseee oy 'oe
Democratic majority in Coz grets and the wno's o0a'a
b.r,dep and the Douglas lodges concerning the iaes
C., ate nil, in regard 10 Kspsas Mr.. Foersch gave .
,r.pbic picture Of ,be sufsripgs of the slsvss he
cl.s.d with rcop mepdiDg to the Germsa pubic 70
,h,,w aside the Skaots-Zetsng, which paper had for
90 lops time kept bondage the Common sense Of tho
people ard to favor heDceo'th the Aesnd zea."s and
The Dtmekrat as the oDly true expourder ct German
.elings in this city The meeting lasted about three
houtr, during which time the greatest attention was
bestowed upon tie proceedings. The watchword o.
the Seventeenth Ward is " Fremont sod Victory" 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
FRANCE.

Reports have been for some time current that un.
peassntness existed between the Courts of France
and Russia and that Count Nornys departure for st.
Petersburg WAS delayed in consequence. As MOrny
was about ready to embark, the difference is probably
arranged
The report of the Committee of the Corps Legisatif
refusing to accord to the Emperor the power ofgrsnng
pensions published. Ii is respectful but firm, and
considered the severest check Napoleon has yet met
from his Government.
The bill granting pensions to the Orleans Processes
was voted unanlDsu-ly although Couht Montalembert
wrte strong letter against II, and the Duchess OF
Saxe.C Cuburg indig nantIy refures the money.
Tn. juvenile Count Of Paris has written letter to
NJ Roger rcpudistng the fusion, snd saying that him.
self bis mother and brother do not recognize the inter-
ference of the other members of the Orleans family
and that he reserves himself for the future The letter
has made considerable sensation IN Orleanist circles,
and tre Orleans princes have written aDgsy letters
respecting the juveniles interference. AT the close
of the Legislative Session the I'd inst, IL vas an
nounoed that the bill for the repeal of Prohbftory
Customs Duties is def. Yred till the ne It session.
The ms asure for consodstiDg decress relative to.
Customs duties ITO laws is also pOrtpOEed
The Emperor had arrived at PiOmbieres.
The projected meeting between the Emperors Of
Austria aid France is confirmed.
The frankfort Journa! says positively that the
meeting will take place at Mannheim about the end OF
July. The Emperor Of France will res dc at the
Ducsl Palace, and the Emperor Of Austria at the
The Kings Of wmtemberg and Saxony, and the
Dukes of Hesse, Baden and Nassau will also assist.
Ar other account says they will meet at the Cattle Of
Arenenb,ig.
Accounts of the weather and the crops throughout the
", even the lately inundated districts, are ia
yorable. Harvesting bad commenced. In the south
tho yney ards also look well.
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The King Of Belgium sad family were visitiag Vic.

The King Of Belgium sad family were yisitiag Vic.
tn. Queen and the people Of London Ar. 70 rive III,
Guards firm the Crimes public reception.
Dyce Scmbres celebrated will in fsyor of ths Esst
India Company has been set aside and his i'm n.ose
fortune goes TO bis widow.
Railway and Land Company TO purchase and com
plrte the St. Andrews and Quebec Railroad hes been
issued
It is reported that Percy Doyle, British Minister to
MEXICO, will be removed TO Hanover.
Prot. hshon, the gentleman refused admttsnce IN
the Queens evee, writes to the pspers that he took
ev.y P,.csufion respecting bis COSTUME;
The Directors OF the bank Of England, at their
weekly meeting on Thursday, the Sd inst did not
alter the rate OF discount. The general impression has
been that the rate would be lowered. 1t thought
that the rate would be reduced the folio wing THURS
day, or rot later than the week >f-r. The Directors
however DO not generally like lower in dividend
week. Tie Bank returns show considerable increase
in bullion.
TIE ptia mail takes out an upusually large amount
Of silver for the East and the shipment OF god TO the
COniDep ut increase with sugme ntsd inquiry for exp ,
There sko further reason for shipment in the shape
If vestments in FreLch securities account Of En-
gland.
and smother fortnight of the same would secure the
farmers from all Danger Of cha ge in their prd spects.
There has been an increased demand for American
Securities since the political aspect Of affairs between
England and the United States had changed.
Iunnage was III Dettef ueulano IOr the Arcndngei,
Australian, Indian, and the Danube and Black Sea
trades.
Cape of Good Hope advices to April 81, bring un-
favorable accounts respecting the tranquility OF the
frontier. Another CafTe war seems Imminent.
Ntw.ZeasDd ostes to May had been received by
tbs sbip London, ard the new settlements were pro-
gressiDg fsvorably.
The gaia crops were all harvested and abundant.
The potato crop will fall short in consequence of the
heavy IaiDs.
The Ear of Shelburne is appointed under.Seoretsry
of State for Foreign Affairs, and will be raised to the
ptersge by his present title.
Sir W. Williams of Ksrs will succeed him as Rep.
resenta,ive in Parliament Of Cane.