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Austria.
Most OF the persons who had been found guilty. OF
political conspiracy in Austrian Galicia, In lSiO,
have Just been pardoned by the Emperor OF Austria.
The punishment of those who were condemned 10
death has been commuted to Imprisonment.


Belgium.


The latest news from Belgium states that in the
Chambers it was decided, by 65 to %, that no ad
dress for the dismissal of the present administration
should be presented TO the King.


Russia and Circassfa.


1t is long since any thing has made such great
sensation in st Pelersburgh as the dismissal OF Ge-
neral Won Rennen Kampf, who has sent to the en-
Peror false reports respecting the events OF the war
In the Caucasus. The Investigations that nave
the discovery that the person accused is by no
means the only one who has been guilty OF this
crime; on the contrary. that 1t is something com
mon, and has already been practlsed tor years IN
the Caucasus. Hence the occasional accounts OF
victories, when no victories had been gained
hence the exaggeration with which the deeds OF the
Russians were sometimes extoled, while the
mountaneers, are every where masters. Inc last las,
in the month OF November the Crcassians took
two Russian forts, and put the garrisons to the
sword
The Emperor of Russia is said to be SO much
amazed at The ntermnable war with the Circas.
SLAMS, that he is determined next season to take the
held In person.


Greece.


The Chamber is at length formed and, under
the dictation of Colett. enforced by the bullying
OF Grivas, Camille Deligamic has been elected
Precedent, and Canarls and CaLphr0nas wee fre-
sldents. Amongst these Cunaris Is the only one
who has the slightest pretenllon to respectabiilty
and the President, who can scarcely read, and has
less skill in writing must feel the awkwardness OF
his posinion as the head OF legislative assembly.
In tact, he himself was SO conscious OF the a0-
surdity, that he most strenuousy protested against
DeISuaQeQ
retain the dignity thus thrust upon hlm
by the promise Of the potsfswiae OF minister
Of marine. This promise has been kept; and to-
day his appointment took place. The Greek pre-.
sdeRt has not one qualification BETTING his high
office. 1t would seem as il Colelti, having shown
his contempt tor the constitution, is resolved to
make a farce of the representative system.


Tahiti.


From letter addressed to gentleman in York
shire, by his friend in Tahiti, which contains the
latest accounts from that part Of the world and ar
rived last week, it seems tho French continue
sovereigns and masters of the gIonnd they stand
not been restored-ihat brief armstice has been
agreed upon between the French and the native
chiefs, which seemed on the point OF being terml-
naied-and that many OF the English missionaries
are taking their departure.


Morocco.


News from Morocco has been received by way
the internal state 1.-THE empire The Kabyles were
pillaging the towns, whilst the Emperor Is described
as having lost authority since the battle Of Isly.


New Zealand.


Papers to the 18th Of October have arrived, at
which date affairs in the colony continued In very
unsettled condition. Complaints are made that
Capt Fitzroy leans TO the natives, and shows not
the least desire to protect or promote the interests
Of his sfeow-countrymen. Another dispute etween
the Maories and the settlers at the Bay OF Islands,
had taken the governor round to the spot. He ar
ranged all the differences, in manner, however,
not satisfactory to the settlersand the troops which
had been sent from Sydney at his solicitation, IN
consequence, returned in the same vessel which
took them to Wellington. Captain FitZroy, with
the concurrence of the council, had declared the
Bay of Islands free port, measure which had
given great satisfaction to the aborgnes The land
question also is made matter of complaint against
Capt Ftzroy, and the aborigines are evidently de-
iermined not to give up their titles without being
we'll remNnerated.


LONDON MorEr MARKET, Feb. s.-The view given in
of the United States papers Of the finances of the
State Of has produced less sangune expec
aons about the resumption Of the payment Of interest
the bonds that felt the first blush Of the annual
message of Governor Porter


Public securities have been very quiet this morning.
lone last al 100 Reduced Three per Cents at ioO the ST
lew at lOa}. and Exchequer bills 81 to IS pm


In the Foreign Market the prncpal change has been in
been done at 90 and 81 Chlian i0lt Columbian
Venezuelan lat, Mexican a6i Deferred i6t Portuguese
% and S9 respectively Spanish per cents as and per
Money continues plentiful and the best bills, Of which
here is fair quantity are doing and have been done At


to u others, which always PLENTIFUL q to and
}, The bank discounts at u to s Consols have been
eady loot The foreign exchanges for three months
IS 9a s5 Hsmburgh Is lag IL; Paris rs say s7} Frank
ort, l2ll Vienna Sc 81 Trieste, o6a o73 Madrid,
'sa; Cadiz, s6i3; Lisbon, 64i; Oporto, osia


REroRr THE CoTroN MARKET, Feb. S--We have no
hange whatever to notice in prices The demand since
srday hes be- toleraby good. On Saurda, about 4600
'ales were sold, and to day 1000 changed hands On
dava ptn I hale he der nd has
freely met by holders but they have not shown any
disposition to accept lower rates


LIVERPOOL CorToH MARKET, Jan. 3l.-Although coed
xent OF business has been done this week. the demand
the whole has been moderate, the market presenting
onew feature is there any change made in our quo
atoms trAng advantage has been the side Of buy
RS consequent greater choice Of the crop be-
ing submitted to them, particularly Of Uplands.
surat and exporters 1900 bales Of American and 100
jurat $3.50 bales Of American, and 1000 Pernams have
,een forwarded into the country this mcnth unsold


There ID fair demand to-day and the sales about
5000 bales Of all kinds


LIVERPOOL CoTTor MARKET, Jan. "a Cotton is with
change at the close of this week At the beginning
md until yesterday there was a firm and hardening
Market and In many instances IA advance paid
middlingn American bat to-day, and in some measure
as sgain little more choice 900 American have been
taken speculation and 2b0 American and so Surat for
xport-and the entire sales amount to "A 600 bales


The prospects Of both spinneu and manufacturers
bright and many mills in process of erection
these undertakings to be generally entered into by
parties already in the trade and may therefore be cons
tered well advised and warranted by the extension Of
the demand. The Canadians in the market end
report avoraby Of the state OF trade during the last
ss pasn s0d
probability Of Hrs rate spring trade in North Amer
Colonies The increase in the sales OF cotton at Lv
erpool may be accounted for by the purchases made by
the trade in anti ipation Of struggle with the importers
IN opposition to their new regulations.


Trenton.


Correspondence of the Herald
TRENTON, N. j., Feb 19, 1845.
hasten To inform you that German by the