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cold, lcahcss bough, with New England mis-,
penetrating through his feathers. That was d
sad exchange Of Imagination for reality


Later from Europe.


The Steamer Acadia, Capt. RYRiE, arrived at
Boston on Thursday morning, with dates from
Liverpool to the 10Th Of May, her day OF sailing.
The news is thus fifteen days later than was re-
ccivcd by the Caledonia. Commercial affairs
have suffered little change. Cotton has slightly
improved, and money was abundant. The move
mcnts of Mr.. O.Conncll and his friends with re.
gard TO the Repeal Of the Union are exciting con,
siderable alarm Mr.. O'Connell has remained at
home and been engaged in arranging his plans,
and great numbers of the Catholic Clergy are
said to have Joined his standard The Duke Of
Wellington and Sir Robert Peel, in the two
houses, have declared their intention of suppress
ing these disorders by force if necessary. Great
numbers Of troops have been ordered to Ireland,
and crisis seems to be rapidly approaching
O'Connell declares that though he will obey the
existing laws, he will resist by force any new
and unconstitutional enactments that may be
passed against the Repeal movements. The fol-
lowing is the emphatic language used by Sir
Robert Peel with reference TO this question


Sir Robert Peel in solemn and emphatic manner de-
cared himself authorised by her Majesty 10 repeat the LAM
ruaCe employed By the this subject III speech
which delivered rc the throne during the adminra.
ton of Earl Grey and which expressed the mos resolue
determination uphold the union The present govern
mei he said would for this purpose all the
vested in them under the existing law and though de-
sous Of dsparagng the constitution by applying for n"w
aud extraordinary powers until those Of the existing law
should be found practically Insufficient they would not hes
should that nsulcicncy become apparent TO appear 10
Parliament for such would eiiecaay obvate
tho evil for they persuaded that the object attempted


was not merely called it, the repeal OF statute but
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the empire. The application TO Far
lament should IL 10 be necessary wond be made he
sure, with the greater in consequence OF t
fobearance OF make it unt the necessity should
have manifested by experience OF the adeq"acy OF the
existing law.


Lord John Stanley has given notice that he
shall introduce resolutions making the duty on
wheat imported from Canada to England one shll
ling per quarter and that on every barrel Of flour
equal TO that payable on 3s4 gallons of wheat.


4 fire at Liverpool destroyed several warehouses
belonging TO the trustees of the late Duke OF Buck
ingham Loss estimated at f2O.0OO.


An association has been formed for the sup
preston of ducling 1t consists of 326 members,
including Is Members of Parliament, 80 admir-
ais and generals, A Captains, r. n, % Colo
ncls, &c


A subscription has been started by the friends
Of Harriet Martineau in her behalf. Her health
precudes literary cxertlon.


Lord Fitzgerald formerly NJ. 2. died at Lon
don few weeks since.


Seventeen mag istratcs III Ireland have been
dismissed for participating in the repeal agitation
Daniel O'Connel Nj. P. is amongst the number,
as also is his eldest son. a startling fact was
announced at the meeting OF the poor law guard
ians at Cork-that they were 100000 in debt,
100000 of which was due to their treasurer; the
fact being that the Collectors cannot get IN the
Tax


The great repeal meeting on the Curragh OF
Kildare was held on Sunday. 1t is stated that
about 10000 or $4,000 men were present. Po-
lice and military were near TO prevent any possible
breach of the peace: none, however, occurred.
Mr.. O'Conncll addressed the immense asscmbagc
at some length


American reputation still forms a standing
theme in monetary circles and III the newspapers.
A project is on foot ior addressing the LcgSla-
,urc of every State in the Union which has repu-
diated-wilh what effect remains to be seen. y
petition TO Congress by the celebrated and witty
divine, the Rev. Sidney Smith, appears in the
papers.


SEIZURE OF AMERICAN GooDs.-The Times OF
the 18Th announces a seizure of 400 bales OF
American manufactured Goods, entered from on
board the ship Niagara and bearing an English
manufacturers mark All the goods were en-
tered bv the firm of Barring s. Brothers, for the
firm of Taylor & Belle.


The Budget for the year states the amount OF
income tax received for the year ending in April
at f2456,O 900 the Chancellor, however, cstl-
mates the annual net produce of the tax at t3,-
100000 The estimate OF Sir Robert Peel was
1881 900 There are two extra charges not
likely to recur, the Fl ,250,000 for the payment
Of opium confiscated in China, and another pay
mcnt of fSOO,6Oo 10 the E. |. Company For
these sums provision is made by note OF credt
on the Sl5,000,00O TO which the Chinese o'oV-
ernment are bound by treaty. Looking to the
forthcoming year the Chancellor estimates 'ne III
come al f5O,l50,000 and the expenditure at
f4s, ,3S3 900, which would leave surplus OF
$1,000. Ills calculation OF the produce OF the
customs for the ensuing year was less than the
produce of the past, for he only calculated on IT.
ceiving fls,OO0,oO0, whereas the produce OF last
year had been f20, $4,000.


FRAxcE.-In the Chamber of Peers debate
arose as to the comparative conditions, during
their exile in France, OF Don Carlos and OF the
ex- Queen of Spain. The only fact ellcted IN the
discussion IS, that Carlos, is living IN penury ana
seclusion and that tho o, Oueen IS rurallZlng IN