... dation for twenty officers.., Altogether, the feeling in Liverpool now is that there will be no war at present. We may state that the British ship of war Itinaldo, which was stationed at Annapolis to receive Lord Lyons, in the event of the Federal government ...

... twelve and twenty four days' march from his capital of Abomey. A battle is rarely fought. In truth, the African is no warrior. War is not his vein. Dr. Hunt himself concedes that virtue to the lineage of the ape, together with their thick skull. The loss ...

... and 243 Maryland&. Imports in Decamber-1,E29 hhds., viz., 001 Kentucky leaf, 68 strips, and 560 blarylands. Ex- ported to Africa, 77; Genoa, 45; Melbourne, 20; Malta, 9I; Isle of Man, 1-152 hhds. Stock of States tobacco, 20,'S8, against 18,216, 18,519 ...

... Harbour for Valparaiso on Saturday, April 10. The War Departmenlt of thie UI~nited States has ad- vertised no fewer than twelve ironclads for esale. The New York Times says they all did good service in the war, and are now to be sold, not on accovnt of aun ...

... prevailed that the Federal government might probably surrender the two commissioners. There wasi >, however, no difference in the war risks, they remain the d same. Consols close firm at 914 2. Shares strong at 2 the highest rates Canadas and American very firm ...

... wound up, dissolved 924. fjrtS capital, 430,547,0491.-for Ireland only uI 1°lowerizg aspect of affairs in Europe, the g tof war, the ecent large failures, and the c r ?? in the rate of discount in the Bank too IldA have not tended to confer increased Olf ...

... shares, one-half to be issued In the Brat instance. The object of the company is to assist in developing the rescurces of South Africa. AB a bas's of their operations the directors have provisionally agreed to purchase certain valuable lands is the eastern ...

... tlha turn dearor. Indian corn rether allieot aellers. GLASGOW lRON SAItltET-SLPT. It-No 1, 58s Od to - 58a adi; mixed numbers. war antsi, 6sis d to 6S9 4td. No 3, 67% Od to 57a 2d, Matlest quiet COsta BUTIEi MAlilKA. 6SEi'r. 14-Firste, 119. as- cotmr 1149; ...

... hood of its being against the validity of the currency. 3 The expectation is that the court will decide that 4 the act we, a war measure, and that In extending its I operation after the restoration of peace Congress has c exctedta ita powers. The matter ...

... hardenlug, and an active specu- lon has bees resumed at New Yorke; while the continued ?? of labour in the aelds, and the waiste of war, give tut poor prospects for the future, as to the yleld of cereals, without a speedy returo to cocciliatlon aud peace. Tile ...

... staememueratlve joates, wae prices havse been high, still in many years these have been stur- much higher, end bad any Enropean war been raging with ?? of doubtful issue, consumers mighit have, had 10s. to 201, per ved, qr. more to pay, and we now do not -know ...

... 66,600,0001. representing our busi- ness with foreign nations, 35,000,00!1. to Europe, 5,000,0001. to Asia, 6,000,0001. to Africa, and 20,000,0001, to America. The Chinese have of late years adopted the prac- tice of adulterating the sprlng-grown tea with ...