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BgIrAIN--TheFe are several of our largest London
and Liverpool packet ships loading in this port with
breadsusffs, and other agricultural products, Tor
Great Britain, The deficient harvest OF that king
dom, and of Europe generally. has given an impe-
tus the shipment OF these articles, that must prove
very bent icia the producers OF this country, and
increase e aggregate value OF exports very large
per cent We give below the quantity of certain
articles composing the cargoes OF several ships
Gently londsd in this port. The Roscius has sailed,
and the r chard Anderson is ready for sea. The
others have not yet completed loading, and the ac-
NAL quantity cleared WILL therefore, vary slightly
from these returns.


SHIPMENTS OF PRopUcE TO GREAT BRITAIN.
SHIp Roscrus for Liverpool-Flour 4a49 bbls Wheat
5000 bushels Cotton, 600 bales Flaxseed 600 tier
ces Apples. 400 bbls. Tobacco, 8 hhds. Segars .
cases Wool, 30 bales Skins, bundle Dry Goods,
sHr RrcHASD ASpERsoN, for Livsrpool-Turpentino,
2oil barrels Flour, $500 barrels.


SHP SOUTH CAROLINA for LiverpooCorn, H. 47O bush
els Flour. 1000 bbls Provisions 200 bbs Beans
90 bsis Flas'esd, 400 bb'.; Cotton, 400 bales Tai
sHIr SEA. for Lvsrpool-Flour 1850 bbs /; Turpsntne
$500 bsls. Cargo not all in will fill up with Proyi'
sxr HEsRr PsArr for Liv srposl-Corn 2o 900 bushels
on board and still loading will ali up with Grain
SHir EUROPE for Liverpool IS 900 bush; Flour
1900 barrels will fill up with Breadsufs and Provi-





10000 bushels full cargo ~fFlour and Grain engaged
SKIP PRIScK Albert for Lonaon-Barley, 800 bushels
Flour, lola bbs Rice, 642 ties. Beef, sat tcs Clo
verseed, lO4 tcs Oil Cake 800 bbls; Oil Cake 80
tons Cheese, loo, 900 pounds


In addition to these cargoes several of the Liver
pool and London packets engaged ahead. The
Liverpool packet of the 10th December has been
engaged for cargo of brsadstufs, and every tran
slen ship rating No. l, finds plenty of freight The
Richard Anderson for Liverpool has freightlist OF
$780, and the list OF the Rosclus for Liverpool can
NOT be much less than E25O0. This is rather more
profitable than the freight this way, or upon the I'M
port cargoes from Great Britain. The Liverpool
packet ship Henry Clay arrived on Wednesday last
with freight list of only E4OO. At this rate, our
trade with Great Britain must create very large
balance in our favor, and give us large impora-
tion of specie We have shown that -four can be
exported at the present prices, and an advance
the other side must have corresponding effect here.
Shipments Of cotton have, since the speculative
movement in breadstuffs commenced, been very
limited, and freight list Of -four, grain and pro-
visions is so much more profitable than cotton, that
our packet ships merely take that article put them
sailing trim. The exports OF flour from this port,
for this month"; will not fall far short of l2O, 600 bar
res Of wheat 80, 900 bushels; and OF corn, 10000
bushels-valued at more than one million Of dollars


Mr.. Polk AND THE CABINEr.-Speculations are
yet lndulged in by various correspondents in rela-
tion to the succession and the probable retirement
of Mr. Buchanan from The Cabinet.


Again we must repeat our opinion that all such
speculatons, to say the least of them are unsound
MIR. Polk has announced that he has no intention of
running second term and refuses TO do So point
biank-Mr. Buchanan remaining all the term of Mr.
d. u IL.
perngs made now and then in certain quarters, in
kind of under-tone, against the Secretary, with a
view of ejecting him. The Kitchen Cabinet, to
which we refer, will, however, fail Of its object.
Richie has secret desire to get Buchanan out of
the Cabinet aud would fain see the post occupied
by favorite Virglnian, "ardent as southern sun
can make him.


We think this southern sun, however, must seek
to shine in some other quarter.


MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF Ca
NADA.-Lord Metcalfe, late Governor General of
Canada, who lett Montreal last Wednesday, arrived
IN Troy, N. Y. yesterday morning. He was at
tended by DIR. Crawford, Capt Browning, his aid
and acting secretary, and Capt. Campbell and Capt
Anderson of the Royal Engineers.


His lordshp intended to have taken the morning
train from Albany to Boston, but on account of ia
gue and Illness delayed his departure till this after
noon.


TEXAS NOT AN OPEN QUEsrIoa.-lt Is generally
admitted, even by the leading whg journals, that
the Texas question is closed forever and that the
annexation is considered as settled Some few
arrangements have to be made by Congress to COM
plete the matter, and there can be no OPPOSITION
An effort made by the Tribune, the Abolition or
gan OF the North, and the publisher to the Post Mas
ter General in particular, to make Texas an open
question, is fruitless.


Theatrlenls.


PARK THraTRE.-The benefit of Mr. Roberts last night
drew together most attentive and choc audi
ence. The "chool for Scandal the richest embodiment
Of the wonderful creation Of the faithfully remembered
and immortal Sheridan introduced to our glowing and
vivid fancy the great Faren Sir Peter Teaze in the
person OF the highly popular and Henry
Placidea part in which he first appeared and received
such distinguished favor in the London theatres some
years since Mrs Bland as Lady Teaze, suited our con
ceptions favorably than any within the gift Of
recollection. Mr. Roberts Charles Surface sus
tanned himself most successfully. Mrs. vernon-to
speak in the full latitude of her Mrs in
ded fall short in the "lcense OF invention or capab
lity determine. In truth have not seen this fine
prop'a persona well and fully maintained for series
a made Had tho