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 We have English dates to tbe Al The Acadia arrivedat Boston on Va5 T fourteen and a half days from la "s. bringing intelligence that Mr, p o,ei been sentenced to l2 months im0.. Sl to pay fine of 92,O00, and ,P'.s td ~, securities to keep the peace fo, himself in 95,000, and two sn,a4;' , 800 each. John O'Connell. ,IoSn @ Steele, R. Barrett, c. G. Duffy, ,,1 Ray, to be imprisoned for g calepSas. lu to pay a fine of $50, and to s,' enter 2. curities to keep the peace for 7ve,, ' selves respectively in G1,OOO. aoJtr ties of G500. The traversers aae vp,s Q ed to the Richmond Penitentiav, r1, { vast pile of building, in an airy and V ous part of the suburbs of Dnbl% s Y

 The French Minister has protes,sa Annexation.

 A British paper says: "The En,.l Russia and suite arrived at Woolws Saturday evening, and immediately 5,1 for London. On Sunday momh, E Albert visited the Emperor at tbe 9l Embassy, and returned with Sir Rds.l after divine service. The Emperor tl companiad them to Buckingham P,,] a visit 10 the Queen. Afterwards h. \ the Queen Dowager, and the otherh1 of the Royal Family.

 The appearance of the Emperor d \ in London, most unexpectedly, has the quid nuncs and the sight-galss has travelled with amazing speed sls wing his own capital, stopping enr i hours on his route to visit the crown5I of Prussia and Holland, anxious, not to bring the intelligence of his oula in England.