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The News AND TIE MARKEr.-The
New York Express Of Thu:sIav, , p. H.,
SAYS:


The news from Europe. received by the
steamer down 10 the 4ih inst, is hailed by.
all classes Is most pacific and favorable.
Tie expression of the Queen in her speech
in Parliament, and Mr.. PeeIs's remarks in
the House are 80 decidedly friendly, that
All possibility Of a war from he other side
is at an end. Al the belligereni spirit and
gas is manifested here and none BY Great
Britain.


The news had an instant effect 10 carr
up stocks and 70 give life and animation to
everything AIT was congratulation that
The tone is so different in England fram
Washington.


The proposal of The British minister 10
take off all duty on bacon. beef, hay, hides,
meal and pork, and to reduce The dut, On
candles, cheese, hams, hops, Indian corn.
tallow. and rice. will be received here with
The best spirit.


II l. believed by all that this intelligence
will have decided influence in Congress,
and that ihe measures that will be Of a.
character 10 meet the feeling manifested in
Great Britain.