... GERMANY. Letters from varions .r.a‘rt-u of -G'crmnny speak of a financial crisis as inevitable, and state that several failures to a large amount are expected. ...

... RUSSIA. Acounts just received from St. Petersburg speak of a very serious indisposition of the Emperor, and the national Russian party is reported as gaining more and more influence in the Government; and comprehensive plans are said to be contemplated ...

... coin ; and the consequence is an immense loss to the public, besides an enormous inconvenience, of which the Malta papers speak in the bitterest terms. ...

... Parliament. The French King's Speech represents the country as prosperous, and as fortunate in all its relations. President Tyler speaks boastfully of the States—the voice of which, almost unanimously, is for the annexation of Texas ; and a Bill for this purpose ...

... the prospects then, and comparing them with the results now, the country has much more cause for gratitude than complaint. Speaking commercially, we may not quite have 20s. in the pound, but lus. vil(be considered as a good composition. ...

... Majesty’s present Ministers bad doue all in their power to unite them to a man, at east, as against them, (Hear, hear.) (Left speaking.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-—TUESDAY. STATE OF TRELAND. Mr. Fosrer pre.;b{éj a petition, praying for leave to bring ina bill for a ...

... the anion, as the voice of the Texan Congress, on the 4th of July, was all that was then necessary. Indeed, all the papers speak of Texas as being without doubt a state ; .J' the only anxiety, at the time the steamer left, was whether Mexico would undertake ...

... import of all articles of food, with the sole exception of spirituous liquors. Munificent Bequest by a Jew.—The Prague journals speak of the death of a Hebrew merchant, Herr Ledekauer, who has offered one more example of the liberal benevolence and enlightened ...

... the worse of quuur. He was conveved to the Police Oilice, but he could not speak. Dr. Webster was sent for, who bled him, and he appeared mneh relieved; still he did not speak ; and about eleven o'clock he appeared worse, and at last expired shortly after ...

... coloured people in the “ shameful chains of bondage.”” The proclamation concludes by enacting that every person who shall speak any words tending to sow division among Haytiens, and to arm the citizens one against the other,shall be arrested, cast into ...

... are converted are these:—The skin is prepared with great eare, and proves of great value as a fur. The carcase, properly speaking, is sent to a melting-house at Grenelle, -Ln it is boiled down for the sake of the grease, which is found to be an excellent ...

... but it still snows heavily, with an appeararce of continnance. Letters from the neighbourhicod of the Pyrences and the Alps speak of serious accidents having occurred from the late fall of snow. Several avalanches have buried houses, and caused the death ...