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Additional Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
NEW York, January 23.-The steamer AZ
RIGA arrived at midnight. Her advces are
anticipated by the arrival at st. Johns of the
Greassian. We send, however, further details
Great Britain.-Mr. Davie who absconded
with liabilities to his clients to the amount of
f130, 900, had been tried and sentenced to ten
years penal service.
An address to Lord Palmerston, praying
the Government to use Its influence in main
tanning the integrity and independence of the
Pope's dominions, was in course of signature
by the Roman Catholics in Ireland.
The London 2in,es regards the dismissal Of
Walewski as declaration that Napoleon is
disposed to commit himself to the more lib
eral and generous line of policy, to cast him
self into the italian cause, and to maintain 1t
against all the powers Of despotism, and all
the hostility of the Church. The Times warns
the Emperor that, although he may count on
the sympathy of England in his stand for the
Italians, he must not expect that she will Join
him in an offensive alliance against the other
powers. -
Other English journals regard the change
as hopeful for the Italian cause.
The London Heralds Paris correspondent
says that Walewski was positively dismissed.
His successor was regarded as antagonistic to
England.
A report had been drawn up by the most
eminent jurists of the French bar, which es-
tablishes the right of Frenchmen to petition
the Senate on changes of the existing laws.
The Journal Of Rome had published an ar
ticlo, supposed under official auspices, Of SO
bitter nature as regards the late pamphlet,
that French papers did not dare to reproduce
it. The Constitutional publishes an article re-
grettiDg the appearance of the offensive man
ifesto, but says that although France may be
grieved by it, she will not hold the Pope re-
sponsible.
The friends of free trade in Paris have De-
titioned the Empsror for leave to re-establish
the Association for obtaining reform Of the
Custom Tariff.
They had also adopted measures for estab.
fishing journal to defend their principles.
The Bombay Mail Of December IL had
reached England. The expedition of troops
from India to China is not expected to sal
before next March.
A telegram, from Bombay, Of the 18th oi
December confirms the capture Of two thou.
sand rebels in Dude. The names of the lead
ers who were taken prisoners are Malo. X ahn
Kahn Bschadoor and Kahn. Bsne. Mad Hoo
and his two sons. ... ..4.
The A friea arrived at 2 A. M. Monday. Her
mails we're forwarded by the morning train
Jas. Hewett & Co.'s Circular report, In some
cases, prices slightly against buy ers especially
for good staple, but the improvement is moi
sufficient to warrant any change in quotations
Imports still hoavy, and are generally put
upon market Immediately on arrival, import.
ers being apparently .indisposed to hold in
face of acoumulating stocks and continued
favorable advices for a large yield in the United
States, considerable quantities ordinary and
good ordinary descriptions recently received
Imports of week l42,000 bales; known at sea
from America 100000, against 10000 las
year. Stalterfhot & Co. say there is generally
good feeling about business now that polti.
cal affairs appear to assume more satisfac
tory character; good staple cotton much
sought after, but other sorts rather neglected;
werepeat former quotations.
Wakefield, Mash & Co. say prices are irreg.
ular and occasionally lower. Clare &Son say
prices are we'll maintained. Marriott & Co
say prices are firmly maintained, and rathel
more demand for low qualities.
Richardson & Go. report the demand fol
Cotton pretty good, but the apparent salei
have been increased by large amount for.
warded from the ships side. The market ha!
been freely supplied, and although some occa.
sional i-regularity in price has occurred, it hal
generally been steady, and last weeks quo
tations are continued.
LArRsT.-London, Saturday, A. Nth,
Paris correspondent of the London Advertise
says that it is rumored that Lord Crowley hat
gone to London with tho Emperor's propose
that France and England shall imnediatel,
declare that they will neither interfere them
selves, nor tolerate the interference Of others
in the affairs of Italy.
James Hewitt & Co.'s circular reports th,
sights advance In Breadstuffs at the close
last week had heen lost during this week
The demand continued limited, but there wa
no general disposition to press business, CON
| sequently there was no material variation il
prices, The deliveries by farmers continued
apparently indicating moro abundant supply
in their hands than has generally been sup
posed. Stocks in Liverpool on the 3lst o
Dscember-Wheat $4,000 quarters; Indial
Corn $4,000 do; Flour los, 900 sacks AM
10000 brls.
Provisions-No change of importance ha
occurred in American Provisions, but there il
an improved demand for most descriptions.
Beef-Demand pretty good for new. Old i
neglected, even at relatively lower prices for
mer quotations are reported, say S0@95s. fol
prime mess, and India do. 1Oo@l15s. PEI
tierce.
Pork in good demand; several lots of old
repacked, have been sold at about 5Os. W,
quote repacked 50@53s.; regular old, so t
65s., and new, rs to sos. per brl.
Bacon is in very limited supply; not mucl
has been done, but prices are without change
say Cumberland 46@47s., long ribbed 47@4Ss
short do. 4S@5Os., and Pork, clear, 49@5ls
per cwt. Lard remains extremely inactive
but prices are little better than nominal.
Stuck of American Provisions in Liverpoo
3lst December-Resf, 8,40O tierces Pork
l2,soo brls.; Bacon, 900 cwt.; Lard, 800
tierces.