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The "Cambra" is now on her way from Eng
land, with much later and probably very impor-
lant intelligence She has been out ten or eleven
days. and may be expected here on Monday or
Tuesday next The accounts she will bring will
be very interesting, both in political and CONNER
oial point of view.


BY this arrival, II packet ship should not in
the meantime come in, we shall receive the
Queens speech on the opening OF Parliament,
aud the debates upon it, which will undoubtedly
disclose some very important views of The British
government in relation 10 its foreign and domestic
policy. In one point OF view il will be interesting
10 the United States. II is utterly impossible Tor
Parliament 10 be open week without some debate
arising, or some person making motion relative
10 the annexation Of Texas and the recent des-
patches Of Mr. Calhoun on that subject This will
bring out the members OF the government, and
probably we may have some very important discus.
slons relative to American affairs.


On another point, also, we may have highly in
teresting intelligence, that Is, the policy of the
French government on the same subject, annexa-
tion. A good deal of speculation is also INDUCED
IN amongst commercial men on this question with
regard 10 the prices OF cotton, some expecting all
advance, others fall, and many merely firmness
IN the market. Whatever the intelligence may
be, il will be Interesting and important.


We have made arrangements, as usual, if cir
cumstances warrant 1t, and the steamer arrive at
particular tlme-for running an express, an excu-
sve and extraordinary express from Boston to this
city, which will again beat the Post Office Depart
ment, even under the new regime. But as we have
said, the running of this express will depend on
the contingency of the time Of the steamers
arrival Should that contingency favor the en-
terprse, we expect to beat every other paper
in this city, and to carry the in advance of all
other establishments to Charleston, Mobile, and
New Orleans Probably our amiable contempo-
rares may attribute speculative purposes TO this
enterprise and endeavor to figure out the vast sums
Of money, varying from 100000 to 500 600, or
$SS00,O00 that we may make by specializing in cot
ton and other products. Well, be 1t SO. II we
make half million OF dollars by superior en-
tcrprise, and judicous expenditure of few hun
dred dollars, by great foresight and some little
arithmetic, we have a perfect right to do so, and
.shall avail ourselves of every chance. They may
grumble as much as they please.