Tlle recovery of the sf lest in3ia trade (which was lost bs the naismanagement of Mir. Adams and AIr. Clay inscnding the superannuated Rufus King, to Lon don without instruetions.) marks the en- ergy of the man now at the head of government. h the course of single year, he has adjusted our difficulties with Colombia and Denmark, secured the rights of our citizens-and has opened the ports of the West Indies to the prodacts of the valley of the Missis- sippi, and the enterprise of cur citizens. The acquisition is also of immense i'm poftanee to our shipping interest. ISy the treaty with Denmark, six hun dred thousand dollars are obtained as indemnity to our citizens. From the tone of the French papers, there is lit- tie doubt but that our old claim for spo- liations will be admitted by the govern ment of France.

 We have received from fliend at Washington the following important h. telligence.

 WASHINGTON, Aug. %.

 Our negotiations at London, have been successful. The West India Ports will be opened to our vessels ;ltte: the lst of Janury next.