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The absurd panic which noticed yesterday, has
extended to several OF the provincial markets, and
may be regarded as the effect OF the extravagant
alarm raised BY the proectionlst meetings IN Eng
land. ! sublon some further details from the pro-
vincial papers received this morning.


WEXFORD, Feb. 3-The prices Of all descriptions
Of agricultural Stock particularly in the article OF
pork have been considerably deprecated since the
publication OF Sir Robert Peels speech on the corn
laws Pigs that averaged AIS to As per cwt fort
night back. could not bring 35s at the fair OF Tagh
mon, on Wednesday; and y complete panic seemed
to have seized on buyer and seler-the latter, ex-
cept in one trifiing instance, returning with his
stock rather than submit to the reduced pnces ten
dered.


CLoNMEI., Feb. The supply Of wheat, oats and
barley coming to market is light, ana prices nave
still tendency downwards, which in great mea.
sure is owing TO the uncertainty OF Sir Robert Feel
carrying his corn law bill with tho present Par
lament II would be much more satisfactory to the
trade II his proposed measure was Tor an entire re-
peal as the protection he proposes tor the next three
years will still be the means OF further and greater
alterations.


LONDONDERRY, Feb. 4-There was but mid
ding supply Of oats to-day, and buying very slack
at reduced prices, caused by the announcement OF
Sir Robert Peels commercial policy.


The following on the same subject, from cores
pondent of the Cork Examiner Is well deserving OF
attention.


TRALKK, MoNpAY.--The effect of Sir Robt Peel's
speech on Saturdays market was most sensib'y felt
Grain, il bought at ALL was purchased at much lower
quotations than the previous day. Pork, beet, but
ter, eggs, all commodities in fact, but potatoes, turn
bled Potatoes, however, regret to say, from the
progress OF the rot, advanced third and this, as
stated few days since, at period when the rate OF
remuneration for agricultural laborers 2ad per day.
and diet-a lew wet Jumpers. This Is low enough,
but the tradesmen in this town are not earning that
same. The inevitable consequence OF this IS alrea-
dy manlfesting itself. Fever fearfuy on the IN
crease both here and in Killarney, and unless the
most vigorous efforts are made to facilitate public
nyNvKc and tI,OnA akI and vupIItn IN
change their labor for the means Of purchasing com.
modltles tor human consumption, the pestilence OF
1917, also the result OF scarcity will bear no proper


ton to what is likely to ensue shortly In that year
disease did not appear until the approach OF summer;
then the poor creatures lay in dozens in the market
house 0f Killarney, and in the other dlapidated ruins
with which that neglected town abounds for long
time past. Then the genial influence Of summers
sun served substitute tor that covering, the 40
sence in spring OF which must be fearfuly fatal.
Bread, must say, is among tine many articles IN
the reduced catalogue. The contract for the supply
OF that article for the present month to the 96h de-
pot here was taken, even before obe arrival OF the
Premler's free trade speech, at 6fd. per TO- loaf,
by MIR. Harrington, OF this town, underbidding MI.
Galway's establishment fa.thing--that firm win
ming i from the former contractor for the previous
spectators in Kerry.


APrREHENpED Corn RIoTs IN GALwAY-The gov
eminent has again learned the necessity to increase
the military force in Galway. The following ap-
pears in the Gai,cay Iindicator Of yesterday
"a troop of the 18th Light Dragons from Gort,
arrived here on Tuesday, under the command OF
Captain Hamilton, tor the purpose, 1t IS said, OF re-
pressing any outbreak among the people which may
arise, owing to the expectation OF corn from this
port. Two companies OF the s0th are likewise ex-
pected-one from Loughrea, the other from Quite
rard-to aid the force in garrison, if necessary
This increase Of troops is said to have been caused
BY the posting Of threatening notice at the gas
house last week, to the effect, that the merchant
stores would be broken up by the people, any tur.
| ther expectation OF corn was attempted.


"Her Majesty's war steamer, the Stromboi, ar,
rived at THIS portion Monday evening, and anchored
Dissolution OF Poor LAW BoARDs-On Tuesday
the Poor-law Commissioners issued sealed order,
dss0lvlng the Tuam and Castlereagh board of guar
dams ''for default Of their dutes;" and i the new
electoral guardians will not discharge their func-
tons, paid guardians will be appointed.


The above appears in the Limerick Chronicle.
This ls very serious step on the part OF the com
election OF guardians, before adopting the extreme
course OF appointing paid boards. On account o


the great excitement the subject IN those districts
the Commissioners should act with caution, and as
much forbearance as possible


France.


Our advices from Paris are OF the 4th ult
A postscript to a Paris correspondents letter OF
Wednesday says" The discussion on the Ad-
dress in the Deputies went on to-day as usual The
sixth paragraph, relating to the savetrade treaty





ira fc' substituted, on the motion OF M de Tracy,
for those originally introduced, viz, odious traffic.
On the 7h, which speaks OF the affairs OF La Plata,
NJ Drouyn de Lhuys spoke for some time, decla.
ring that the ministry presented itself with great
advantage before the chamber, in consequence OF
the late victory. lie blamed the ministry however,
tor Its previous conduct in the matter, and declared
that never had any line Of policy been more sterile
He next reviewed the conduct OF England, which,
he asserted, to be on this occasion, as always most
energetic. The honorable deputy at last concluded
amidst cries from the centre OF enough, whilst
voice from the left exclaimed, why does not the
minister replyr On this M Guizot made sign
that he did not intend to speak, and the paragraph
was adopted. M. Ayhes had given notice OF an
amendment to censure the ministry, but ne with
drew it, declaring that was useless to present 1t,
as there did not seem any chance OF its being car
ried. M. TernauxC Compans then proposed an addi
tional paragraph, to come after that just adopted
declaring that the French government ought to ac'
alone in the affair of Madagascar.
"The new convention for the suppression OF the
right OF search gave. rise to long debate In the
Chamber OF Deputies on Tuesday. After clamorlne
tor SIX months for the merit OF having forced me
Government to put an end to the treaties OF 1881
and 13 and after repeated declarations on the part
Of its organs that the new convention was all that
was required to vindcate the honor OF France, the
opposition in the French Chambers has all OF sud-
den discovered that by the new convention France
it is IN worse position than before, and that the
treaties OF 1881 and 1888 were infinitely to be pre-
ferred to that of lS45 II is not difficult to explain
these changes Of opinion. The clamor originally
raised against the night OF search, came entirely
from the party (unhappily a considerable one In
France) which still supports slavery and the slave
trade, and endeavors to defend the practice of this
blot upon humanity. Finding that the right of search
initiated against Its INTERESTS and IN the nope tnat
any change in the system would turn to its advan-
tage, that party got up cry against this the only ef-
fectual means OF putting down the slave trade ever
devised, and it was, unfortunately, able to do so
without difficulty, by enstng the national honor in
its cause. The result has, however, not answered
the expectations OF the slavery party The conven-
ton OF 185 by merely substituting the plan OF ver-
flying the flag, for that Of searching the vessel has
not entirely destroyed the means OF detecting
the trade in slaves, though il has impaired It The
shareholders and advocates of slavery are dlsap-
pointed in their expectations, and they are now
getting up a new crusade against the convention 70
Of 1915, on the plea that it does not fulfil the
wishes Of the Chamber, which was that the
national flag Of France should be again placed
under the exclusive surveillance OF its own Off
GERS. M. Billaut, who was the first to complain
Of the right OF search M Dupin, the paid agent and