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IT. The FOREIGN News BY THE f1iBERNA VIII
he found on our First Page. The Commercial
advices are important and cheering. Cotton had
farther advanced Though we think not 50 as to
Justify farther advance here y the sales had been
unprecedented the consumption was great, and
Business in all departments active and thriving.
There was prospect of an advance of Wages
in the Manufacturing Districts from the starva-
ton point of late years of depression. American
Provisions sold at remuneratlng prices, though
not in great quantities, aud the market would not
bear pressing Money is abundant and British
Stocks high, though there is salutary dread of
American, from bitter experience OF the degra-
datoa OF Public Faith among u.s. We lervently
wish it were impossible for our people ever to get
another dollar of credit in Europe, whether on
Public Securities or otherwise.


Europe is uniformly tranquil, and the Political
intelligence is very meagre. The Trial of the
Repeal Champions in Dublin is the great feature
and even this excites interest only IN view OF the
unlustifable measures resorted to by the Govern
1nent to secure conviction The triumph OF
O'Connell and his associates is obvious, whether
nominal conviction is procured by such means
or not.


The death of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha,
father of Prince Albert, was announced to Far
lament by Sir Robert Peel as a reason why the
Address of the House in response to the Queens
speech should be carried up by the members OF
the Privy Council only.


Of FRANCE, the Commercial says:


The most striking item Of political intelligence
from this kingdom is that of the Ministerial tri-
umph in the Chamber of Deputies on the ADDRESS
in answer to the Kings speech. The concluding
paragraph of the address proposed to "brand with
disapprobaton" those who had gone to pay loyal
homage to the Duke of Bordeaux at London, and
the legitimsts strove to effect It's omission; JUS
tifying their conduct by some of the queerest rea
soning imaginable. An amendment substitut-
ing the word 'reprove" for "brand" was mega
tived by small majority: whereupon the legltl-
mists retired from the Chamber. The paragraph
was then adopted, 900 to l90


On the following day the leading legtimiss,
Messrs. de Larochejaquelin, Berger, de Valmy,
Leray and Bin de Bourbon resigned their seats
in the Chamber, and their designations were &C
cepted.


M. de Salvandy French Minister at the Court
of Turin, was one of those who voted against the
branding" paragraph, and consequently ten
dered his resignation OF that office, which was
also accepted