CLIPPINGS.
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The British Army and Nary.-A London cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Clipper states that
considerable augmentation of the British navy,
as well as of the army, has been resolved upon
by the ministers of the Queen. According to
some reports, 10000 or even 10000 additional
men are likely to be added TO the latter, and
some few thousand to the former.


The Troops in Irelond.--A London corres-
pondent Of the Baltimore Clipper says, "the
Government are concentrating strong force in
and near Ireland. About $4,000 effective troops,
besides large number of enrolled pensioners
and police, are available for the national defence,
and several infantry regiments and battalions of
the guards are held in readiness at Liverpool
and London, to proceed at an hours notice
With the facilities afforded by steamboats, and
railroads, there is very little chance in the pre-
sent day of successful rebellion in Ireland.''


Nemours and Bordeaur.-A London letter
says: "The visit of the Duke de Nemours has
reference, it is said, TO the doings of the young
pretender although it is asserted in other quar-
tiers to be mere return visit Of courtesy to our
Queen, the Prince and Princess not having been
present at the festivities of Eu. The contrast
between the reception of the two cousins is very
Marked every attention being shown to Ne
mours, while Bordeaux is looked upon coldly."


Bankruptcy in England exists-to a far greater
extent than in the United States. Firms have
gone down within the last twelve months with
an Indebtedness of $60,000,000.


A London paper says that the trains have
been running regularly on the atmospheric rail-
way from Dalkey 10 Kingstown, with great
speed and precision, and it is intended to extend
the line to Bray.


The Sandwich Islands.---During the last year
the additions TO the Sandwich Island churches
have amounted to 5,296, as appears by the an
nual report just received. The whole population
of the Islands is 100000 of which $4,000 are
now members of the churches.


A sculptor named Cox has nearly ready for
exhibition IN New Orleans splendid monument,
commemorative of the fall Of the Alamo, hewn
from white stone taken from the ruins of the for
ress. IL bears the names Of Travis, Crockett,
Bowie and Bonham.


The Philadelphia police have discovered in
that city an apparatus used for counterfeiting
bank notes. The apparatus is believed TO be
worth from $4,000 TO $4,000, and was stolen
about three years ago from Mr.. Mason, bank
note engraver.