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THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
The Throne Of Mcxico-Canvass Of the
Candidates in Europe.
Paris (Fsb. 14) correspondence Of london Times.

Paris Teb. 14) correspondence Of London Times.l
The question Of candidate for the throne Of Mexico
has been before the world for some weeks at home
well as abroad II has been more than insinuatcd that
Austria might be induced to listen 10 proposals for the
remuneration Of her rights vcncta condition OF
of her archdukes being called to the throne This has
been denied with less acrimony by the official
semofcial press Of Vienna The French NonIeur seems
TO have carefully avoided IT, and the semofcia journals
have spoken OF II approvingy.
The monarchica rapcrs see in tho establishment OF
Constitutional sovereign the throne OF Montezuma the
future prosperity Of the country while the socalcd do
mocratjc press turns into ce the notion Of monarch
cal form OF among these happy republics The
subject Is ai yelled in mystery Each o the three Powers
that has wrongs To redress has declared hat u WIZ not
those wrongs and security that its subjects shall not
again be exposed TO the rage OF the bgands who, under
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interesting from India.

NEWS OF WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
srATEs-A PERFECT PANIC PRODUCED IN THE Ma
TIVE MARxErS-PROGREss OF THE COTTON TRADE.
Calcutta (Jan. 81 correspondence OF London Times
The first announcement regarding the American dIl-
Guilty received In India that war had been declared
by England The cfcc, TIE na.ir~ Gueys and bankers
,cs mIce'ious Not an Engsbman believed the fact OF
the declaration OF but panic seized and for
days continued TO prevail In the bazaar When ineli.
genes somewhat more pacific communicated and the
details OF the American outrage and the STEPS taken by
England to obtain satisfaction reached Calcutta
by the Bombay mail Of the Sd Of December,
Engishmen reassurcd. bit the nitves did
not their fears Indeed, they were Increased
BY order, issued on tho receipt OF the first telc-
gram, prohibiting the export Of sapctre, and by
gent ordnance directing that all sapetre already
in foreign ships In tho Hooghly should bc landed, which
issued the receipt Of dispatches from the
tary Of Sspc. Rather than do this many English n,er-
thqn,s paIthascd He Anridn shiJs which they had
Ioad ,cih sdRpc,s that they might be allowed to pro
coed on their voyage. Trade has been parayzcd and
tie history OF the noncy market has simply been that
English spectators taking advantage of tho fears OF
native holders Of government securities, who
anxious to get ria them At prices three per cent below
the prevailing week before. know OF no large
English holder who has sod but OF many cases in which
natives threw away their paper n prices considerably
below those quoted to-day The official and,
think, the general conviction hero Is that
not be avoided The threat Of has not yet affected
the passenger vessels which leave India, via tho Cape
for England in such large numbers at this All
seem be full and their charges are high usual.
The throat OF war has done much TO destroy the conf
dencc continued high prices had begun in
the Indian cotton market Speculation been piid ia
Bombay and continued fall Of Id in Ms punt Of cotton
l BE- s,aply ruin TO some of the largest English houses
The whole tondeucy q railway and road system will
be attract cotton 10 the westo Bombay and Sedas
hcghur. The export from Calcutta WILL for some years.
be trinng and the quality inferior. Al the first pub ic
salc six weeks ago, high prices realized but
the staple short and the bales dirty the whole hav
ing boon brought up merely as an experimental ship
mcnt. Tho second sale, held in the beginning Of this
week n failure.
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.

Lord P0lmeretOu'b SPcccA oh tme In
honey Sacrifices and African Cotton
Efforts of the United States Government
TO End the TraHic I'm slaves.
IN the House Of Commons, on the 14th ultimo, Lord
PArxERsroS said sirln regard TO the question put by
my noble friend ord A. Churc hi with respect 70 Da
honey and the slave trade the coast Of Africa, the
House very well that measures for tho suppress
sion OF that traffic have occupied the most anxious and
active attention Of her Maesys government for great
number Of years. Iear, hear.) My noble friend pro-
baby knows well enough that two missions have been
sent out at different times to tho late King of Daomey
for the purpose of endeavorng 10 persuade him to aban
don that barbarous and nhuman practice OF human
rce, and TO assist In suppressing tho slave trade
NIear hear am sorry say that they were not at
tended with success. (Hear, hear) Persons however
they may bc for the attainment of their Objects
must recoect what obstacles the passions and habits OF
mankind sometimes oppose what they In vcw This
practice of human has prevailed
tho whole that part Of Africa and when you 20 10
barbarian ke the King OF Dahomey for tho time being
and ask him TO forego these practices, TO which he has
attached value symbols Of authority and power
and as being tokens Of respect for those who gone
before him. IL vs. just as II you asked the ancient Romans
10 forcgo the murders which committed in the
phitheares or the Spanidrd Of The present day thoc Jat
fohts which would disgust an Engishman but which of
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utimo Consols closed fat Money was in moderate
demand at the general rate of25s per cent.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Tho sales OF cotton for four days have been Al 600
bales including 600 bales TO SPECTATORS and exporters
The market was 1rm with triiing advance.
TRADE REPORT.
hanchester advces report goods and yarns upwards,
but the market was quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
me market was generally dull. Wakefield, Nash &
70. report -four quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and
semy red Southern and Western, lis H. 2t; white
Southern and Western 12s l3s Corn quiet; mixed
and yellow, 30s. 3D. a 3os. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
cbaneo % market is steady but rGes dun and un
'os' OTIS Lard trmer at Ais. 43s. Tallow quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar quiet and saaay S cor o. aor po's ana pears.
sales small Ros dun common, l2s 90. Spirits Of
pent Inc quiet ut 6ss.
Breadsnfs dull. suglr firm. Collee active Tea firm
Rice quiet and steady. Iallow nrmer at 46s ga Lin.
s.ed oil steady at 34s Cd Spirits of turpenne steady
at 6Is. a CTS. Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed on February 20 at o27s 90 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Illinois Central shares, 46 x discount Eric Railroad 90
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LnERrooL, Feb. 81, 1861
CorToN-The sales Of the week foot up IS 600 bales
including 22 goo bales to spectators and l3 500
portess The market is bcoyant, and prices have adj
The sales today (rday) reach 10000 baes including
1000 TO specalators and prters the market closing
URN NJ INC Ioaowlig agtho!Ecl quotatloEs--
Far. Asddliag.
Orleans. ans.....................14i<d 4i<d. l3d.
Mobile. ............13l.d 12Xd
Upands ...................l3Ad id 125sd.
Ire total stock IN rort Us mated at 40 COO bales
inc udng IFS 000 of American descriptions
HREADsrufts-The market closed with downward
tendency. and all qualities have slightly declined.
PRoynI Ns.-The market is quic, and steady.
LoSD'S, Feb. 2l, 1862.
Corsols closed at G2zS 90 for money.
AMERICAN SrocKSIhe latest sales were:-lllnois Cen
ira shares, 49, discount; Erie, 20 30.
hnl lion Qf
f14S 600.
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The sumter and Tuscaroro.

The Tuscarora left Gibraltar on February 10 for the
Spanish waters Of Agcsras She had bcen watching tho
Sumter, which stl remained at Gibraltar, unable 10
procure coal
BRITISH SUPPLIES TO AMERICAN WAR VESSELS.
From tho London Herald Feb. Ia.
The Commiss sioncrs Of Customs have issued instruc
tons 10 their officers throughout the United Kingdom
that no articles bc allowed TO be shipped board any
vessel OF war prvateer belonging TO tho United
States the socaled Confederate States, during tho
present in any way contrary 10 the provisions OF
Earl Russell's letter Of the 31st ult.
And In order TO prevent any such vessels proceeding
from port port and thus obtaining supplies at several
ports within the prescribed period, the Collectors Of
Customs called upou TO use cndcavor TO
tain from what port the vessel last arrived and whether
she obtained supplies therelt. Any shipment OF stores
or of coal on board such vessels 10 be specially and i'm
medately reported 10 the Commissioners Of Customs.
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usually at 4P NJ. has ceased 10 start at that hour
and travellers now have 10 start at IA NJ. TO arrive
no sooner than under tho former cement The de-
lay is all between this and the Austrian frontier and
increased by what seems (until the railway company
shall think ut to explain W very unnecessary pause Of
four hours at sazbug At portion Of the read be-
rail and proceed for between and three hours in
carriages drawn by horses They arrive at Salzburg at
half eight in the evening and wait until half past
twelve. presumabie that there for not
leaving Vienna at eleven instead of seven A. NJ As s,
tho Journey frightened by nine hours and wond offer,
while this arrangement Lasts, little advan ae over
the other route not that the latter there Is
also delay in consequence Of nundations
The Danube Ia this neighborhood, is converted INTO
huge torrent full Of eddics and whrlpoos
At Foridshem, Vienna where the last station OF
the Northern Railway is it has invaded its shores to
great distance, and has done good deal of damage.
IL Is many years since such oois were seen IN these
parts.
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Affairs in Japan.

INFLUENCE OF THE UNITED STATES MINISTER.
Hong Kong (Dec. 3D correspondence Of the London
Chronicle
Mr. Townsend Harris who first opened Japan, In still
pursuing his quiet, eiccual line Of policy, unaffected by
the general agitation that has distressed the other minis
tcrs with Mr. Acock their head IIc has beyond all
question the peculiar qualities required In minister 10
such country this. His immoblity amid continued
alarms aud has evidently secured FOR him
the respect of this strange people, and Mr. Alcocks
foolish light from Jeddo when the American secretary
of Legation murdered never contrascd deplo
rabIy with Mr. Harris stay In the city than does now
when the tangible results Of either policy beginning
TO appear.
We alludc moro Immediately TO the following item Of
intelligence in tho japan Herald Of November 80, as
quoted by shanghac contemporary
We are able announce that the American Minister resi-.
dent In Japan II f. Townsend Harris has succeeded In ret
ting from the Japanese government for The mother of the
late g. j. Heusken late Acting Secretary of the initial
States Legation, who murdered Jedo on tho niaht
Of the 18th OF January last, the sum Of $1,000
II will be seen that tho indemnncation obtained for
the friends OF his late subordinate is nearly equal 10 wha,
each of tho sufferers by the rcachcry which led 10 the
destruction OF the summer palace will obtain but the one
the result OF conquest while tho othcr has merely
proceeded from an attitude Of cool rmness the part
the United States Minister.
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The Floods fn Austria.
suFFERINGs OF THE PEOPLE FROM COLD WEATHER

AND THE INUNDATIoNs,
Ivnna (Fcb. e) correspondence OF the London Times.
Tho nundations IN the Austrian domDions have as
sumed the proportions OF great public calamity. They
dne 10 the suddenness aud rapdty OF the thsw and
are doing great mischief In various parts Of the emprc
being especially cruel nction upon the poorer classes
who, many instances driven from their dwellings,
and find shelter elsewhere In the night from the 9th
TO the 7th instant hard frost set in again here and in
that from the 7th to the 8h II yesterday reported
that several deaths had taken place from exposure Sub
scrptons have been actively set foot in Vienna for
the sufferers aud the Emperor has headed tho list with
10 600 forms.
Tho Inconvenience caused by the interruption Of COM
muncaons Ia excessive and thore has bccn much delay
of malbags IN various directions The express train
from Vienna 10 Paris and London, which leaves this
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The Question i'm other Places.

Orders had been received at shccrness TO dsmante all
glnboats prepared for commission under the American
difficulty.
Tho London Daily Neios and Star publish tho CORES
pondence with Mr.. Seward relative TO the passage OF
British troops through the State OF Maine. The latter
Journal accods great praise 10 Mr. Seward for his curse
in this respect.
1t is reported in Liverpool thst nsuranccs arc daily
effected ships and their cargocs to tho blockade Of
the Southern ports The highest premium paid Is fifteen
guineas and tho ships entitled to select any port
In some instances the risks TO ports easy OF
as low guincas Nearly oil the vessels insured
steamers Of 500 tons.
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TIE LATE RAIN AND Snow STORMS IN vRGrNA.-From
the Petersburg (va Daily Express Of February 27 We
learn that the strccts and river Of Petersburg are In
deporablo condition from tho late rains and storms
which have visited that section Of the country For the
last two months hardly ten days Of fine weather were
enjoyed the balance having bccn divided between heavy
falls Of ran hail. and sleet and occasional very
high wind and the nights have been dark 10 occasion
great Inconvenience TO pcdestrans. Tho James river
was swollen 10 fearful height but at last accounts was
rapidly recedng from the wharves and Streets which
0yornOwcd.
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KSocxrNa DowS A SEcEsH NrvrsTER.-Rev Henry Gay
Dean collected an audience Mount Pleasant Iowa. one
evening last week. to lecture tho Character q the
PebclsN Lieutenant Colonel Tom Drummond, OF tho
ro,r,h rova cavalry attended with squad OF men, and
Compelled the Rev Mr. Dean TO preface his lecture with
nm oath Of allegiance duly signed under tho fear OF ar
st and Tho g,ardhonse. Then Dean abused Drummond,
and pr,immond concluded the performance by knocking
nonu dntcn
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Americans fIl Rome.

fRomc (Feb s. corrcsp ndencc o! the london Post.
On thursday morning his Holiness gave audience 10
several dIstng British AMI foreign visers. Am ng
the former xcrc Lady Graham (widow Of the late Sir
Bellngham and her daughter Mrs. Blunt widow OF Pro-
fessor Blunt cf Cambridge Mass y Sir Richard Kirby,
and Mr., ani Mrs. T. Calling Eardley, Miss Ruckcr Mr..
Bryant Mr. T. uzel ard Madame Uzieli, Mr. J. Bras
sour, Madame TieleIs, &c.
The Pope locked very II, although net so much
Sunday mcrniLg at Candlcmass
In his conversation lie touched but little on politics.
that exciting topic being served for private auGiencs
but his Holiness seemed mach GDete when Mrg Eardey
mentioned that in the Southern States Of America
and especially ia louisiana there many who loved
him aud reve.cuccd his name.
The Pope inquired after Mr.. E1rdeys health, crd cx
pressed qualification at seeing him in Rome, compl
ment which Mr. Eardley with his sympathios
for the Italian cause quite unprepared; but in
private audience, le Will have opportunity Of
conversng moro freely with his Holiness.
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weather Enstwnrti.

Boston, March g. 1862.
Severe thunder showers and strong gale prevailed
the Sound night from eight O'Clock In the evening
til one o'clock in the morning.
Passengers by the steamer City Of New York Of tho
New London and Boston ne arrived hero at eight A. ~
The Fall River steamboat train arrived at noon.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, March I. 1862.
Colonel Crooks Eighth regiment cavalry, New York
State Volunteers having resigned his commission, Gov.
Morgan has appointed Capt. Alfred Gibbs Third United
States cavalry to the vacant Colonecy Captain Gibbs
is New Yorker by BIRTH and is endorsed by General
Mcclellan as one Of the best officers In the army.
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The Maryland Legislature.

BzLIIMOKE, MurCH I6OZ
Tho Maryland Legislature met in caucus last night and
voted tho tenth ballot for Hon Reverdy johnson for
United states Senator. lie received thrtycght votes
out Of sevcniy-two. Senator Pearcs received thirty
votes The balance scattering.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PnIIADEIrHIA, March 4, 1862.
stocks steady. Pennsylvania state SIS, SO: Reading
Railroad 2i Morris Canal, 40. Long Island Railroad,
New York at par.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4, 1862.
Flour has declining tendency superne IS 25. Wheat
firm sales 10 900 bushels red; 81 SO 81 a. Corn has
n declining tendency. Coffee Rio, 1Slsc. 20c Ness
pork, SIS 90 $14. Lad, SIC. Whiskey, zoe. '..It
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Prussia.

BERLIN, Feb. 20, 1862
The division between Prussia and Austria Is continually
widening The language Of tho Prussan and Austrian p
pers is daily more hostile. r
The agitation in Germany Is increasing. Numerous
meetings tho National Association were to be held in
which Prussia was expected to take tho leadership.
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1852.
The Courier d. Dmasche Of to-day says:-'.Wc have
to believe that the Prussan government about
TO recognize the kingdom of Italy,"
The Same Journal attributes this resolution the di
culties now pending between Prussia and Austria.
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Austria.

VIENNA, Feb. 81, 1892
AUSTRIA by her recent conduct has lost much OF her
influence in Northern Germany.
is reported that the Emperor OF Austria will he here
the 26th inst and remain until the 4th OF March,
The Archduke Maximian, IL is rumored, will leave
for Paris and London towards the end Of February
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Russian.POIantl.

THORN, Fob. 15 1862.
Archbishop Fclinoki has received the clergy u War
saw and advised them to abstain from singing prohibited
songs in the churches.
Tie priests who confined In prison have all been
removed to Russia.
NJ Schlenkcr has boon condemned TO res idc perlna.
nently within the walls Of woogia, city sixty miles
distant from Nc scow.
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Turkey.

C,SsrANTyoPIR, Feb. II, 1852.
N. Fourd Is preparing report financial affairs and
the means Of liquidating the floating debt.
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Paris cb 13 correspondence OF the London hronico
The Pa,re says that 1t has received private despatch
from Washington which states that the United States
government is about " send expedition TO occupy
Austin so as 30 pyey~M The export cf ct0n 10 Europe ria
Mx,co.
Somo Of the evening journals mention, the authority
OF York letters, report that the Solthen States
have made propositions at Washington for arrange
mcnt with tho North; but Southern gentlemen ia Paris
express strong doubts o. its truth.
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what Is Thought In France.

The reading Of the address to the Emperor Of France
Ia taken place in the Senate, and debate commenced
upon il on the 2O:h alt. frrn
The idress regrets the suerngs inflicted by the civil
war America trade and manufacturers, but agrees
with the Emperor that the friendly rcla Of the two
countries render neutrality incumbent and believes that
the quarrel will be all the shorter if not complicated by
foreign interference. ..r
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SpaiIn.

MADRID, Feb. 70, 1867
The Journal Epdna demands monarchy for Peru by
universal suffrage.
ROME, Feb. 20, 1862.
Tho police have made many arrests.
Tho proclamation Of tho National Committee has been
secretly postedup
The committee hope for early success but counsel pa
tcnce.
It Is belcvod that Napoleon has given assurance TO
the Pope that the French troops will hot leave onc.
popular manifestation prepared to celebrate the
anniversary OF the capture of Gaeta but pari-
OTIS raycrsed the streets to prevent its taking place.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The English funds were dull, but steady, on the 2olh
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Great Britain.

The Parliamentary proceedings the 10th were unn-
porant. The bill legalzing marriage with deceased
mons by IA TO 1873.
The Irish Times says that Sir Robert Peel is reported 10
have said in response to inquiries relative the
Galway line, that when that company were prepared to
perform their part OF the contract would be
ready to perform theirs. 1t is inferred from this that
when tho company presen. TO the Government Inspector
four first class ships, OF approved strength and speed,
COVE nment will give the subsidy
proposition pending among tho Scotch iron mas
ters TO blow out onceighh Of their furnaces owing
the depression OF the iron tade but fell to the
owing TO a want Of unanmity among he masters.
The london Post has et)ral gng the removal Of
the prohibition in the West Indies against the efforts for
obtaining coored oborers from any part or North Ame-
Canada TO tho West Indies to deveope the cotton culture
Of those islands.
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Italy.

The new italian loan was announced In London on I'll
10Th inst The total is 81 600 ssuod at 74) requ
ed for railroad purposes. Onofourth Of the loan wa
subscribed for in Italy.
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France.


It is rumored that Prince Napoeon is dissatisfied with
the terms OF the address the Roman question and will
move an amendment in more energetic language.
II Is believed that the speech Of Prince Napoleon
the address Of the Senate will express the real policy OF
the Emperor on the Italian question.
The Bourse continued very heavy, and the 10th tho
three PER cent rentes further declined nearly one half
per cent closing at 69.95. The four and half per cents
declined moro than one per cent CLOSING at 99f.
A decree is published admitting into France free of
duty rough and purified cast iron old iron bars hoops
aud sheet ron Steel in bars and sheets and rolled cop
per, when coming from abroad and destined for
portation, after having been converted in French work
shops into ships machines, any other work in metal.
Another decree reduces the interest Treasury bonds
to 2H and 81 according to tho time of falling due
Tho Paris Nont says tho government Of the Emperor
has requested information ut Rome respecting pastoral
letter convoing all bishops TO Rome f,r the clnonzaon
Of martyrs the letter having been Labshed in FraLce
without having be n previously communicated to the
government CARDINAL Antoneli replied that the invi.
ation simply friendly one, and not obligatory in
characteronly intended to give weight to the religious
ceremony.
On this reply the French government expressed tho
wish that the bishops should not leave their doceses
not ask permission TO qn the empire except where
serious diocesan interests should call them Rome
The application for conversion four and half pcr oent
rentes had reached twenty million francs.
Pokin news Of the 18th of January states that the
returning to France via Siberia. Pekn was perfectly
tranquil. The Emperor had been i'll but had quito re-
covered.
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