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bpp1vAr. OF THE CAMBRIA.
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ARRIVAL or THE CAMBRIA.

 The steamship Cambria arrived at Boston on Tuesday evening at lO5 o'clock, after q rough but short passage of + days. She brought 67 passengers, and some very inter csiing news.

 Parliament assembled on the 4ih day of February, and its proceedings are highly m terestiug and important to the commercial ln- terest of this country.

 The news of the payment oi the Fem sylvania interest had given great satisfaction. Rev Sydney Smith, the well known canon oi st. Paul's and writer against Penasylyanla faith. is dead. He died on the 23d ult, alter an illness of several months, aged 72.

 8lr Lamar Blanchard, the popular writer, the Eal of Monniuton, and the Marquis o Westminster, word dead.

 M. Guzot has iriumphed in the Chamber of Deputies, on the vote of supply for the Sec.et Service, by a majority of 3d, Rumos adds that the Chambers will be dissolved i'll the autumn, for the purpose ol testing the Ministers popularity with the electoral body of France.

 Miss Cushman and Mr. Forrest are playing a round of leading characters at the Princess Theare Of the lady, the cfilics-thc most refined and fastidious of them-sPeak in terms which seem 10 border on the hypcrboll- cal. The gentleman is in less favor with the audiences than the press.

 PARLIAMENTARY.

 sirRobarl has declared the intention of the Government 10 propose the abolition of the l im9ost daty, on eotton. wool, silk, hempa and ] flax; animal and vegetable oils, iron and zinc i in the first oDazes of manufacture; drugs and ] 1dye-stuhs; wood, slaves. and many other ar teles, which are raw materials used iA manU- i iaclories-ia all 430 articles.

 lIiGuLY luPoRTANF.---Parliamcnt, our readers are aware, assembled on the day that the last steamer sailed, namely, thc 1th ol 1 February, bul nothing of striking interest oc- cured until Sir Robert Peel brought forward his financial frpose for the current year, some days aiter That statement is not usually lad before the House uadl April. but as the magnitude of the interests affected by the changes are great, it was brought forward at this carly stage 10 give the partial timely ia- timation and warning. The object is one of expressing importance, in q commercial point of view, aad interesting in every wuy to our American and Canadian readers. On the 5h of next mnnlh, Sir Robert Peel calculated that the revenue would stand thus

 