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distance nom the peak OF IOllma, which is
$500 feet above the level of the sea.
FRANCE The exciting topic of the Je-
suits has occupied the attention the Chamber
of Deputies. NJ Thiers, at the conclusion Of
his speech on this subject, called on the Cabinet
| to execute the laws, and dissolve a religious
congregation which was the sole cause of the
divisions that had lately manifested themselves
in the Catholic community.


ITALY. Nothing of Importance from TIA
! y, except the arrival of the United States fri
gate Cumberland Commodore ]. Smith, at
Genoa on the 30th April, and the formal re-
lection of Bancroft's History of the United
States by both the civil and ecclesiastical CEN
sure of Turin.


| TURKEY. The Ottoman Government be-
ing determined TO carry out its plans for the
moral and physical amclioraon Of the coun-
try, has organized ten itinerant commissions,
destined to set out and visit in detail various
portions of Asiatic and European Turkey.


SWITZERLAND. The accounts from
! Switzerland to the Cd inst, state that all the
prisoners who are natives of Lucerne had been
released and the only captves remaining, 5S4
in number belonged to the canton. The Co
vernment Of Berne had sent delegate to in
duce that canton to abandon its intention to
recall the Jesuits,


PAsSENGERS-in the steamship Great Western,
! from Liverpool; Marquis de ralaru Mr. 7. s. Ma
cauCy, MIR. A, Craig, A. H. LOwerey, 5. KOck, f.. w.
Schuchardt, ). Jones, 5. Jacques, A. Dudley Miss l..
Walker, I. G. Gregory, Mis-. Nash and servant, Ur.
/ Chase, F. Putnette, lady and child, Nh. MonIois,
Caharine Ilacke, MIR. L.. Rotten and lady, II. Mali
bran, Mad'm Malbran, Mr.. Gllber, lady and child, f.
! Schuchardt, A. b. Roberts, w. NJ. Richards L. Mid
dIelOn aud lady, Mr. NJ Richards, bearer Of despatch
es Mr I. A. Stockton, lady, child and2 servants Mr..
! w. H1nerkock, C. w. Faber, lady and2 children, w.
ID. Cromwell, j. Park, f. Gidney Miss f. Roberts, f.
| Gebhard, J. Walker, ID, Drscom, c. Nilsson, W. Pa
| ten, :. G. Naldes r. Juancs, A. Brown and child, r.
w. Burage, II. e. Jackson, Miss 5. Taylor, Mr. Gio-
vaHni, Il, l.. Magson, e. Whiltelsey, Michael.
| From the Circular of Messrs. George Holt s Col
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, May 9.
We have passed a week Of considerable excite
ment, so far as regards the extent of business The
sales ksve been from 10000 to 1000 bags per day,
and on Wednesday 10000 bags changed hands. OF
these large transactions gcal proportion has been
taken by spectators. We close the week with our
scale OtquOtai0nS much the same commenced
| it, and in some Instances a point lower. Total a.
mount of sales during the week 81 ITO bales.


From the Circular Of the United Brokers.l


The market opened quietly, but the demand on
| Monday Tuesday and Wednesday reached upwards
of 42,OUO bales, more than onehaIf on speculation.


[Frcm the Circular Of Messrs. George Holt & Col


May 6. We reduce our quotations of American
descriptions ID per lib. In some instances, for the
mddlmg qualities, more than Id perlb. decline has
been accepted, white the fair qualities of Orleans are
less sGnsbly changed.


tErom the Circular of the United Brokers, May l6


Cotton PIces fUr ordinary to fair American, have
decliSed ID per lb. during the last ten days. Sea
Islands in the period in good request, and ad
vanced Id per Ib. Spectators have taken 5000 Anne
rcan, and exporters 400 American. Total sales o.
the week amount TO q, 400 bales.


LONDON MARKET, May I6.


There has been limited demand by private treaty
for Pr0duce for home consumption since last, and
only moderate quantity has been brought to public
SALE out merchants for the most part have shown


rmHess aud in amest every instance the rates pre-
vously paid are sustained. The export demand has
been good fo many articles, and full prices given;
indeed for foegn and East India Sugar they further
! advanced.


THE IRON TRADE.


The reduction Of f2 per ton made Staflordshire
manufactured Iron at the beginning Of the month, has
tended To create distrus in present prices generally.
This reaction may he considered the necessary
suit OF the Geverish excitement produced by the
tensive specuations of the few months previous. No
doubt time will bring the market round There is no
fear that prices will come down to any thing like what
they have been. There w0uld have been great fear
for the rade had the makers succeeded in forcing Iron
up to the unnatural height 10 which they attempted
to raise it by the last i'll judged advance.
| The makers in Glasgow still keep up the price of
Pigs at los, but as the production Of most of them
has been purchased for some tine to come, the mar
KIT is ruled, 10 great extent by the parties who have
a claim upon this Iron as it is produced. The price
they ask is g. to "a rs. Cd. in Glasgow. Common
Bars selling here at go IS. Best refined { II los.
Sheets fl2 los. Other kinds in proportion,