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The from Europe IS ofa character iellv en-
ging and cheerful We have been so long in the reeer
tidngs that any Improvements change for the better
with cordial greeting The animation ia the Cotton
is to most welcome token and sign of the timts
hoped that great staple has reached The loves
depression and that henctorih. for some time TO come
will continueto advance Theestabishsfent Of the nes
proposed by Sir Robert Peel is expected 10 exercise 3
fuence efficiently favorable upon the commercial 81
monetary world. Throughout England the prospss.
iaeIing for the resuscilaon of confidence and the m
lively and prosperous times IN the departments oft
industry An important and Indispensable elemen 8.
attainment OF this end Is the preservation OF peace Of
the probability seemed siron ger than ever Nothing ibr
the tranquility o. Europe and the only interruption pa
TO the repose of the wori1 will be the wars in Ca
Afighanisan scenes too remote 10 affect the relne
civilized nations


IA assurance may therefore be INDUCED that af1as
old world are putting on more promising aspect
period for the commencement of a reaction has
come round. The reaSperative energy has been las
N railylng, but the onward progress of things Wi
that eccount be less rapid less powerful-1he msT
il is calculated will moi be confined the European
bat will exercise very perceptable and favorable a
On this side OF the Atlantic. However this NAV be- o.
cations are certainly encouraging both abroad and d
for change for the belter.-The anticipation has
been entertained TO be disappointed that ndugano
now seem to be presumption. Nevertheless our eonbs
the speedy return of prosperity is much streHght
recent eyents.- ". o. Bulletin.