... - 4 __ I ?? C oUNTRIF S | Cotton Yarn, Cotton Thread. Cotton | I4S. 1840. 1584 1549 1048 lb. bs. lbs. lb.. Yds. Hanmburg, includinAg7,4G7 153,, 6,4S2 Hanover &- 1russi 36,342,682 39821 1747 117 ,5 Holland . . . 19,056,5D00 25,422,847 61,7641 05,771 17,425 Belgiu.. 3,69,0001 5,047,497 50,251 82,484 45,033 55,092,905u 73,548,585 255,452' 332,510 6,94 Dequit tk ?? 1,441,501 1,519,860 17,906 32,14 ...

... F R A NC E. THE SWVORD OF HONOUR PRESENTED TO GE- NERAL CHANGARNIEIt. It will be remembered that some time ago a pablic sub- scription was opened to present a sword of honour to Ge- nera Changarnier, in acknowled-nient of his eminent publc services to the cause of order andsociety; and on account of the vast nmnber of persons anxious to take part in the sub- scription, each person's ...

... COURT-MARTIAL ON LIEUTENANT LO IVY,' OP THE BRITOMART. A court-martial assembled or, Tuesday morning, on board her Majesty's sloop Impregnable, 104, in Hamoase, for the trial of William John Lowry, acting lieutenant of her Ma- jesty's sloop Britomart, 8, on the following charges:- 1. For that the said William John Lowry, when acting lieutenant of her Majesty's sloop Britomart, and in actual ...

... THE-I MORNING CHRONICLE. LON DON l 71'1UIR81) IY, JANUARY. 3, 1SSO. An agitation, as painfully absurd as the move- ments of that dancing-sickness which borrows its name from St. Vi'us, has seized on no small num- ber of the proprietary of Ireland. We are happy, indeed, to report that, by the latest accounts, the mania has received some partial checks-as in Wexford, where, as will te seen in ...

... DUBLIN, WEDNESDA Y MORNING. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ANOTHER DEFEAT TO THIE PROTECTIONIST MOVE- MEINT.-Never was there a more unfortunate move- mnent than that in which the Irish Protectionists have embarked: they are beaten at every open meeting they have attempted, or are forced to re- treat from the arenas chosen by themselves. The following communication in the Evening Post de- ...

... + PRUSSIA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] BERLMN, Dxc. 30.-During the absence of the Chambers and Federal Council, the lack of Austrian notes and Prussian replies, and in dearth of all other matter, the journals of Berlin are solacing their leisure hours in attacking the principles enter- tained by each other, and running into that mist of theoretical' polemic which, if it does not con- fuse ...

... THE BIRMINGHA M CORPORA TION. BinMINGI5AM, WaD.Nes.oY.-A question affecting the privileges of town councils, and involving the consistercy and character of two Liberal aldermen, is now fiercely dis- cussed in this town. About five weeks ago tile burgesses (with four exceptions) were upon the sudden surprised by the announcement of not fewer than thirteen new borough magistrates having been ...

... ADAil SITH AND THE TWO-CAPITAL FALLACY. The following passage occurs in the TFealtlh of ANations:- l The capital which sends Scotch manufactures to London, and brings back English corn and manu- factures to Edinburgh, necessarily replaces, by every such operation, two British capitals, which had both been employed in the agriculture or manufac- tures of Great Britain. The capital employed in ...

... EXETER IIALL. Mr. Sims P.ENES has resumed his position tis tesar singer in the concerts given here on Wednesdays, after a loll: absence, during which he has been fulfilling provincihd engagements. The notoriety and favour lie enjoys with tde general public ensured him a warns reception by a very erowded audience. The programme wnas a little better than usual, as regards some of the selections, ...

... j-,EI',S OF TIIE C[lHlF JJUSTICES.* In the course of some remarks which Lord Campbell makes upon the career of Lord Chief Jus- te pyer, he expresses a fear that the hope of im- mortality from law reports is visionary. If we ow oan l lurking doubt onl this subject the Lives of thc ford Chancellors of England and the work ew before Us, there is no reason why the present gen ration should ...

... THIRD EDITION. EXPRESS PARI FROM S. ?? own own c~nelSPONDENT. th LFROMN OUR1 OWN CO1UtESPODET ar PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The elections for the thirty seats in the Legis- ad lative Assembly, vacated in consequence of the le WI conviction of M. Ledru-Rollin and the members co implicated in the affair of the 13th of June, will se not take place till the month of February. The precise day is not ...

... If a thorough knowledge and an abiding sense of the frightful miseries of war could ensure peace on earth and good-will among men, Mr. Leigh Hunt would have left the worshippers of Mars hencefor- ward without excuse; for this little dazzling poem, with its admirable introduction and its appalling notes, sets forth with horrible distinctness the ser- vice of the god of battles, and the mourning ...