Progress Of the Revolution In


POLAND.

; Resignation Of Spanish Ministry.

THE RELIGIOUS TROUBLES IN ITALY.

Improvement In Cotton,


sc. &c. &c.
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The steam ship Unicorn has at last arrived.


She reached Boston on Friday afternoon She
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th ult
The intelligence received by her is important.
There had been highly interesting debate in the
British Parliament on the Oregon question It was
conciliatory.


There was considerable war feeling in England
Every fresh arrival from the United States tended to
increase the irritation.
The cotton market has improved in consequence
Of the exciting news from America.
The metal market was inactive, land lower prices
had been accepted.


In the provision trade there had not been much
activity. In Am ,rican the business nominal.
The money market, although sufficiently strin.
gent, was somewhat easier during the last few
days. Bankers' Bills 81 to All Seconds, Al to Z;
Money on Call, 81 to 81. The Bank Of England is
still dong at 81, and the average Of Consols is 96i


The revolution in Poland appears to be somewhat
checked The republican spirit of the people is
crushed for time. But it will soon bud and bios
som again on the soil just sprinkled with its blood


On the ll,h ult. judgment was gwen by the Re.
corder Of London sitting IN equity, In the case OF
Little and others vs. Clinton. The defendant in
lsiI obtained S22,770 from Jacob Little & Co. Of
New York, on forged draft. He was Subsequent
ly arrested in London and several attempts were
mt de, without success to procure his surrender for
trial IN this country. A sum OF E20O0 belonging TO
Clinton was then attached by the plaintiffs, and a
bill of discovery filed, in aid of the attachment. To
this bill Clinton refused TO answer, on the ground
that he could not without subecting himself TO cr-
mnal prosecution Exceptions were taken by the
plaintiffs but they were overruled by the Recorder
ON the ground set up by Chnton-that he was not
bound to answer when his answer would criminatc
himself.


PRooRxss OF THE NKw TARIrY IN PARLIAMENT
conversation took place in the House of Com
G.. Bentinck end Sir Robert Peel, by which il was
arranged that the further debate on the timber du-
ties should be adjourned to Friday next, the 10th in
stant. II was also agreed that the second reading
of the corn bill should be fixed tor Monday next,
the 23d instant, and that the debate upon it should
not extend beyond Friday night in the same week.
BRrrrsH FINANCIAL SYSTEM The papers laid on
the table OF the House Of Commons on Monday
night and ordered to be printed, exhibit some very
interesting results


The first Of these Is an account of the number Of
vessels, the amount OF tonnage, and the number OF
their crews, on the 3ls OF December In each year,
from 1870 to l844


In 1870. the number of~essels was 25, ,S74, the
'enpsse ton s ASS See the number Of mn men employed
S5i2. 40 tons, manned by 2l0,l9s men. In 1874,
there were 81 $40 vessels Of 1861, ,231 tons, and
ZIG 80 seamen


The number Of British vessels entered inward II
1852 was 10, ,762, whose united burden was 936 S46
tons; the foreign vessels were 665, Of 66I ,0i7
tons Ia iS4c, tho num0er Of British vessels was
1884, and their tonnage 1853 65S the number OF
foreign vessels 30, and their tonnage 1853 735
The declared value Of British and Irish produce
and manufactures exported from the United King.
dom TO foreign countries and our colonial posses
sions, was in