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The packet ship Prince Albert, Capt Sebor, ar
rived yesterday afternoon from London, with papers
of the 2lst ult.


They contain no news OF importance.


There is, of course, nothing later from the Liver
pool cotton market.


The London money market continued easy


The Maynooth question is still perplexng the
English people.


ENGLISH VIEW or CINCINNATI London Post
OF the 2lst ult, in speaking of the arrival of the
Musklngum from Cincinnati at Liyerpool saws -
Cincinnati is celebrated for the immense supplies
OF pork, OF which 1t IS annually made the focus and
since the change in the tariff Of this country
pies OF our mode OF preparation have been sent ont
by our provision dealers, that the people of Gin
cinnat might be enabled to enter at once effectively
into active competition with the English feeders.
The pork OF Cincinnati is procured at low cost, be-
cause the producers are wholly free from taxation
and as they were last year put in possession of the
English method of curing and packing, for CONNER
cial purposes IT is but natural that they should avail
themselves Of the great privilege given them by Sir
Robert Peel-tilat OF placing In our. markets their
cheap commodity side by side with that of the Bri-
tish farmer, who, as liberal contributor to the
wants OF the public exchequer, enjoys none of the
inmunltles and exemptions that the American does
The invitation held out by the free trade absurdites
Ct this country to the pork merchants of Cincinnati
to embark In an easy competition with the British
farmer may well account for the extraordinry fact





interior of the United States at the remote distance
OF 100 miles from the mouths OF the great rivers for
the facilitation OF the traffic. But after all, the
American production will be found to be by no
means the same thing as our own. The pork may
be 80 per cent cheaper but unless the present spec
mems be much superior to those that have preceded
them, they are at least IS per cent worse. The
American brown cloths are really substantial, and
fabrics Manchester cloths of the same description
are not to be compared to them, and although the
import duty upon them be 10 per cent, we could
wish that our .agricutursts would try them, and
show thereby that market may be found in Eng
land tor American cotton goods, ,as well as for Amer-
can grain and American provisions.


HEAyIsIDE DIvoRcE BILL.--The Heaviside D-
yorce Bill, introduced into the House Of Lords on
Marriage Of Richard Heaviside, Esq, with Mary,
his now wife, and to enable him to marry again;
nd shs, Sr %rs other ehs i VII be
one of the magistrates of Brighton,) eloped some
years since with DR. Lardner, the well known a,i-
thor and philosophical writer. The Bill was pre-
sefs e ea aqs e9 See 0 ss @ e
Bill was read first time, and ordered to be read
second time on Tuesday, June g. The Lords are
to be summoned thereon, aud the usual orders made
London Post, May 81.


The meeting of the Repeal Association at Conci-
hation Hall on the 18th ult., was rather thin one /:
the ladies' gallery was unusually empty. The :" Lii
berator" was at his post, and at O'Clock, moved
Robert Dillon Browne, M. P to the chair. Mr.
Browne, as chairman, declined making speech, as
he said there was some very important business to
be transacted. part of this important business
was. whether Cn, Or not new repeal song should be
other grants would not feed the people, and that
Peel would, therefore, have to seek for some other
concession.


Madrid journals OF the 18th nit have come to
hand. The Cortes had just met In the Chamber
OF Deputies nothing had passed that deserves any
mention In the Senate, the Minister of Finance
had said that 1t was his Intention to present, in next
session, bill for the final regulation Of the corn
trade, and that in the meanwhile every measure
had been adopted to check system of smuggling
most detrimental to the interests of Spain The
general belief was that the Cortes would very shortly
be prorogued.


There is no intelligence of the slightest interest in
the French papers of Monday, the 18th ult. which
we have before us, unless il be that the Prince de
Montfort Uerome Bonapartes sony has arrived at
Paris, and obtained leave to sojoun in that capital
for three months.


On the 18th, the attendance in the Chamber Of
Deputies OF members was numerous. The discus
SION on the Northern Railroad Bill was resumed
The Deputies OF the Northern Departments proposed
line from Fampoing to Hazebrouck. 1t was adopted
by large majority.


LONDON MONEY MARxEr, Tuesday Evening, May 90
The advance realized yesterday in the value of do
nestle securities has been we'll maintained the DAVIS
transactions proving however of rather limited
At the close OF business, Consols 99 to T. for
ney and for accounts Exchequer bills to SOS prem
The foreign funds are still but very partially and very
cautiously dealt in. The share market tranquil the
stock of the popular lines being that which was
principally dealt in The exchanges were generally
on last post day.


PAMs-FRENcH FuNps-MoNpAy, MAY l9-Threc
per Cents, s6f 3jc. s6f 30c. Four per Cents
loof 5oc Five per Gents. lalf soc. laf zoe. Bank
S6f 60c. Belgian Fives, l03 Belgian Four and Half
1921 Belgian Two and Half, 6af loc. Exchange on
London.-One month, money, 25f Toe. to 77Ic three
months money and account 25f. 65c. to 62ic.


Extracts from French Papers.


The amendment of the commission to the effect
that cannons shall not be transported from Bourges
to Paris except IN Of odr, having been adopted
il is important to recall how NJ Duchatel expressed
himself IN reply to M. de Tocquevile on the SUBJ
not understood explicitly M. Duchatel said =


The commission means to say that armaments shall
not be transported to Paris except ~ case Of It is
evident that the sort Of war here understood is serious
one; war which shall appear Of gravity enough to
vey the impression OF necessity for arming Paris for
some shots fired at Tahiti Morocco might lead 60
vernment to Paris do not wish to be too severe
towards such arguments, but allow to say they are
case Of contemplated by the commission would be
the occurrence Of few cannon shots at Tahiti Mo
Cries Of Yes Yes 1t is obvious that the case
of war spoken of is one of nature grave enough
call for the armng of Paris for the safety and ndepen





An explosion of dreadful kind has occurred in coal
mine near Mons, by " hch 81 miners killed, and
% more or less fearfully mutilated.


More than three thousand persons attended the obse-
qucs of M. Godeiroi Cavaignac in Paris among them
were many members of the Chamber of Deputies,
members Of the press and students The deceased
connected with the journal called LA R.forme."


writer from the Swiss frontier says


In spite of the reign Of terror which hangs the Can
ton Of Luccrne the capitol Of this Canton has just sg
nazed the spirit that animatcs the great body of its pco
pie The st of May the day fixed for the periodical
rpu axxol of Tho of af
ceme had 10 name members of the twenty -four
which compose it, The choice of the electors through
out has fallen ON the liberal candidates.


is said that the Minister Of Finance Is going pre-
the chambers bill 10 authorise in Paris the
cuaton Of notes of $50 francs Of the Bank Of France
This privilege is already enjoyed by the banks Of de-
partments and counting houses.


fatal disaster took place on the bridge the river
Saone in the city Of Lyons recently where two oppo-
site currents of spectators who had been witnessing
public display of FIRE works, met when several
bruised suocaed and others forced the bridge