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ships New York and Liverpool arrived out or
the 10th ut.


The Clyde brings home S236,490, S32, 900 o
which are from Tampico, and $4,000 from Vera
Cruz, to pay the Mexican dividend. The rest
are for merchants accounts. She also brings
1861 ounces of gold dust, 1924 ounces of silver.
and l52 Of p!atina fl ,463 in British coin, 1876
ceroons Of cochneal, &c.


The London papers give long account of thu
presentation of the Ojibbeway Indians to Queen
Victoria. Ten of the chiefs addressed her in sci
speeches. One of them, the Driving Cloud,
seemed inclined to hatter her Majesty; for, il
the course of his harangue, he said


Mother We have been told that there srea 10,
lam IN 'Is conntry-tha Its light shone the great
Driving Cloud here de gesture expressive Of her
being the great light And believe that shines from
this great wigwau 20 all the world


After the speeches were made, the drum was
brought forth, and the Queen had taste of an
Indian war.dance. After the dance came the
refreshments; and the peculiar etiquette of the
Indians seemed to puzzle somewhat the Court
officials. Mr.. Catlin acted as Interpreter through
all the ceremonies.


IRELAND--In reference TO the formation Of the
Jury for the approaching trial of O'Connell and
others, it appears from the Dublin Evening Post OF
Saturday that the Catholics are grievously Of
Tended at the insult which they conceive has been
offered to them, and that, in the course Of the
week, requisition will appear for an aggregate
meeting of the whole Catholic body, for the pur-
pose Of denouncing this alleged grievous wrong,


FRANcE.-A large number Of students had re-
paired to the house Of Latitte to congratulate him
on a speech he made in the Chamber of Deputies.
They were rather noisy by the way, crying out,
Down with Guizot' as they passed the Minis
ter's house, but the presence of the Police soon
checked their clamors.


In the French Chamber Of Peers on the 6th
ut., the Duke de Broglie moved the answer to
the Kings speech, which was an affirmative echo
to the speech In the course OF the debate upon
it, the Duke de Richelieu made an explanation
with regard to his visit to the Duke dc Bordeaux,
at London. asserting that it was in no way vio-
lation of his allegiance to the Government. The
three first paragraphs Of the address had been
adopted at the last adviccs.


The first occurrence of the parliamentary year
in France-namely, the appointment OF the men,
bers of the Committee which draws up the ad-
Dress has given the Ministry larger majority
and more complete victory than had been antlcl-
pated by its most sanguine adherents. Each of
the bureGu1, or standing committees, INTO which
the Chamber Of Deputies is subdlvlded, nomlnates
one member for the Committee OF the Address ;
of these nine votes, seven are on the side OF the
Government, and OILY two on that of the Oppo-
sition NJ Theirs, M. Tocqueville, and NJ Du-
vergier dc Hauranne, were among the defeated
candidates.


SrAIN-It is understood that the prorogation
of the Cortes would not be permanent one, but
that the ministry, without venturing upon new
election, would rc-assemble the present Cortes in
about six weeks,


Mr. H. L. Bulwer, the British Envoy, had ar
rived at Madrid and Don Francisco MARTINEZ dc
la Rosa had been appointed Minister Penipotcn-
tiary to France.


PoRrUGAL-Thc Queen had opened the an
nual meeting Of the Cortcs, December 80, with
the usual commonplace speech.


Olonzaga was residing at Lisbon, at the house
of MIR. Southern, the Secretary of the British
Embassy.


EGYpr.-A letter from Alexandra dated De-
cember 22d, says Several extensive sales of
cotton have lately been made by the growers OF
this staple in Egypt, and among Others, Ibrahlm
Pasha had sold the whole of his crop (about
10000 cantars or 10000 bales0 or 10 dlrs per
cantar, payable in assignments. These assign
ments consist of the salaries of all those employ
ed in the service of the government, the greater
part of whom have been waiting upward OF two
wears for what was due them, and are now under
the necessity of selling their claim at loss from
30 to % per cent.


A dreadful storm occurred in North Jutland on
the llth and 18th Dec. Upward OF 200 lives
are said to have been lost.


Howqua, the celebrated Hong merchant died
at the age Of 49, leaving Sl5,0O0,0Oo worth oi
property. The celebrated Mandarin Lin has alsc
paid the debt Of nature.


The Rev. Mr.. Gutzlaff has been appointed
Chinese Secretary, in the room OF Mr.. Morrison


Liverpool Cotton Market .;an. 10;


The sales on Thursday last 5000 baes 800 taken OF
snecuarion-Fliday 5,OOOSavrday 3,G0G-.Monday laeV
0ou on pecuatio,Tnesday 5oG0 $40 on specu'"M3Mh al ~
and to-day 8COa 49CO pecuatio Ia 1hs early part o M
week the Market had not that o Of bnan1ss as a had
.nr cases had the aa OF ID pei
Yesterday and to-day the market Ean hardened ow4s 10 M
X c osS ~
be nast week The import OF the week amounts 10 lo,4'
'H' Liverpool Corn Market, Jan. @.
During the week Wheat has rather improved IN eemahu
and on iii Kinds an advance ID I'd has been firmly &c
sndd and In instances obtained Flour also par
cipa,ed this improvement and nay be quoted al "a m
hen firmly at former rates. with much business pass
ing in either ,-o- o,.,--
eos cd r $50 los paid for Iish Few transactions IA
in foreign Canadian held al 30s 70 3is pr oae


hundred barrels United STATES have been sold II o0au
for export al 23s cd per bbl


Liverpool M arizets.


1.-THE only sales of rice few tc G17oi ma ahr
COO a.. -. .rareI Eensa! Nothing done n Rum lea