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from Liverpool, the Editors Oi the Cou- Tier and Enquirer nave received their files of London papers to the 25th (con- tinning Paris dates to tue 23d.) and Liv- crpool of the 26th January, inclusive.

 siras manifesto Of the Poles, cannot beread without heart stirring emotions: 1t is at once spiritt and moderate, elo- qucnt and just. The Russian Army is at length upon its na,snf and ;s short l,t- ciod will probably bring Us accounts of actual operations. The Poles seemed ready to meet the autocrat of Russia with gallantry and ardor worthy of their cause. and who can refuse to aspi- rate a fervent hope that this deeply wronged People may rise victorious from tho struggle?

 The King of Holland has made an iin- portant communication 10 the States General in relation to the affairs of Bel gum; VIC regret that our limits do not allow us to give it at length. He entire fly renounces in it his rights and those of his house over that country. Says fi,at he has consented to the opening of the Scheidt. That he will abstain from all measures of aggression. In Belgium the last accounts report the farther pro- ceedings of the Congress respecting the election of a King. The Duke de Leuchtemberg, son of Prince Eugene, seems now to be the favortecandidate, sand the young Prince has announced his willingness to serve. The displeasure of the Allied Powers and particularly of France, has not deferred many of the members from expressing their wishes in lis favor. No less that fifteen candidates have already been before them, among others, ,Viscount Chateaubriand Gen. Se- bastiani. and the Pope.

 The 29th February is the day fixed on for a definite decision of the ques- sion.

 The Paris dates which are as late as the 23d, contain nothing important as regards the internal state of France The country, however, is evidently arm ing and putting itselfin state to meet the emergencies which the present trou- bled aspcctof affairs indicates will pro- bahly speedily arise.

 The meetings in England in favor of reform in Parliament seem to embrace tfe whole kingdom, and public opinion is every where enlisted in favor of the measure. The birnings, though stillfre- quent, are not of serious character.- But i;s Ireland, matters scemto be com ingto q crisis, and O'Connell and the Government are fairly at issue.

 Eancc.-The Gazette du Milali an- nounces the failure of the house of Bau- dins& s& 60. fer I,S00,00O francs. We regret tostate from an authentic source, that M. I.aiittc, the President of the French Ministry, has come to the settlement o his affairs, ;adi that that lie is understood to be barely solvent. A re- port of this nature ilaa been afoat for some weeks past, butitis only just trans pired officially, that the fact has turned . eu!. as we stated. Mr. I.a6tte's losses have arisen chiefly, if not entirely, from his having been a very large holder of stock in the year 1895, which he could not safely get rid of after the fall, and the late depression after the Revolution in July has completed his misfortune The report of NJ. Laiitte having specu- lated dishonesty is without foundation.

 His conduct has, we believe, been ir- reproachable; but, as it would be impro- per, in the present state of his affairs, 5or him to remain at the head of the French Government, hisresignation may be expected. [Couier.

 By letters from Paris, brought by yes teraiays estaiette, it appears that the circular announcing the dissolution of the house of Mir. Jacques Laiitte x Co. had been issued out, we do not find that any of the London connexions of the house have received copy. It states, according to the private letters, the complete retirement of the Minister from any share in the concern, and that It's affairs wifi in future be under tine management of his nephew, NJ. Terrier l.afittc. The we'll known NJ. Aguado, bankerof the Spanish Court, becomes partner in tho house cn comnaaal,te- chat is with limited responsibility to t!:s: t eff ? 900 000 francs, or fSO, GOO sterling. The capital of the house will of course be considerably smaller than during the period of is great com mercial celebrity.

 Paris, Jan. 22.-ssIn all that is now 5.s 4.4.s !.