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Reform ia Britaia.-The London Times, which perhaps expresses the feelings of the nation with as much fidelity as any other print in the country, gives the following enumeration of subjects, to which the at tention of the new administration should be directed

 l. Retrenchment of Expenditures.

 ,. Parliamentary Reform.

 3. Reform in the Law Proceedings.

 4. Revision of the Poor Laws.

 ,. Abolition of the Game Laws.

 6. Total Repeal ofthe Corn Latos.

 T. A better distribution of the Taxes, and entire release from some of them; and s. .an ooerfhro,o of all oile .Noaopoties, which enable individuals, or knots of men to rob the community, in manner at once insulting to the rights of commerce, and fuinous to its solid interests

 Bufalo outdone.-During the good sleigh- ang which we have had for ten or twelve days past, the Captains and others belong ing to vessels, have taken several boat rides on the land, by putting small boat on sleigh, drawn by four or six horses; in one of their ride they went to Black Rock. To return the compliment, fine birch canoe was put on tandem sleigh. and about fifteen, Tn full Indian costume, with paddles, bows, &c. came up to Buffalo, yes- terday morning. We acknowledge 1t to have been the most novel expedition that we ever saw. The appearance was truly native, and the whole well sustained. As the canoe moved through onr streets at a brisk trot, they kept stroke with their pad- dies, to the time of music. Buffalo folks acknowledge beat.-Bi!f. Republican. Port of .Neao- York.-Thc customs col lected at the Port of New Y ork during the third quarter, amount To S4 ,7Sl, l2S a3, be- Ing an excess compared with the cores Bonding quarter Of last year. of half mil aon of dollars.