... w e Captain Burton, the famoas Araobian and Africia traveller, who has made some wonderful diseoverieB in the interior of Africa, and who is the only Eurepese who ever visited Mecca, the sacred city of tes mabonei daen, witbout disguisot g hie religious ...

... from the United Stctes by tbe Africa; 40,0001, by the City of Manchester, and 15,1311. by the Fallon ; 98,8001. by the Anglesey, from Aus. tralia, and69,3161.lbythe MorningLight. TheWairior, from the North Coast of Africa, has brought 4,0001. the Oporto ...

... jotnues to be on a satisfactory 'Toere is at brisk demand for the leading rticles of import and production, and, so far, tie ?? war rumours have but little af- fected trade here. Stocks and shares have, of cou-se, asffered, and the Corn Market hag also I inanimate ...

... there has been on the whole a fair business done, there is no speculation, and much caution is exercised. The apprehensions of war have ratber increased, and have a deci- dedly damaging effect upon commerce in general, tiough perhaps not so much felt in Ireland ...

... for now dormant commercial en- tarpriee, besides which the late belligerents Will want more money to replace that lost in the war' The con- tinued dry weather begins to be evereliy felt In a variety of ways, but it has not affected the corn marke', whioh ...

... day week. ?? trans actions must, however, be turcif cotr ntis s h eea p corless paralysed while the uncertainty as 01cre or war continues. Thie general ap- t°vpeance of trade is very good. Corn market and rather inclined upward. The Customs duties are ...