... INDIANIMPOBT DUTIESAND THE AMERIAN qUESIo.JO The annual meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce took place yesterday. The attendance was unusually numerous. Mr. FLvmNG, the secretary, retd the annual report, re- viewing the proyeedings of the board during the'past year. The principa ?? were the American question, Indian affairs, and colonial tariffs. The position of ...

... : t SCELL S. 7 4 '-XISCEL'LANEOUSz Thelvicacage of Iltmisate 'has been conferred by the Archbishop of Canterbury upen the Rev. Juli 'Majori- benks Xiebet, M.A., of, BAlliol -College, Oxford, rector of Be3d. ?? understand that, in accordance with the suggestion recently throwu out by the cardteal arcdldehrp, a meet- ing of the clergy of the -diocese of Westminster -was hold on Tuesday, for the ...

... TI LA TX PRGDOONSORT. j lt is KMi ;tid at inL tti.rael zirr- cirfles the fatct of the Vrirmc&'. bravineg been or.r,ied off by typheid fevrr in eitna F days bra ?? ited ?? wonderrenv tt, more especially whowa ri wsae 8aeen rhit ber -.rvrs Attenatel byfur o. tho most ainardlent )7l)ai ciar-vs in Europe, one Af whonm, Pr. footer, has a sp,%nusrt9 for his cure o'f this dircasrr. It is areeri ed ...

... -1 l not-lest Sor vveeks. AllU o'ut'6f door~ 'ork,.but nooVIO$ mueck '3bon isis speqtedl'o WeLat'ehgi,'ltll~thf weathet~ ?? Thr e'eehv;xr, ?? us. from mnaitegr~a'hotbefr, nerfroezjptepsrng'dstfg; mekae~hemj~th. rthose ?? ale 'plgcslgr phudeI pots ,mipse .se.liberal in the .aEphcn ttnon hot deep.dn. Ass alq quantityr willi noon be cooledi and this rntst ot,bie..,ThneJ w~ho are proof aksln4't' ...

... CHLANGES IN THEOUSE O OF COMMONS. Many changes have taken place in the representa. tion since the ?? of the yer which has just drawn to a' lose. New members have been elected for the following places- Aberdeansbie-William Leslis, Esq., in the room of JLord Hsddo. who became the Eart of Aberdeen. Andover- IB. Coles;,Esq., In the room of AIder- man Wmlam Cubitt, 'who aceepted the Chiltern ...

... THE ANATIONAL DEBT. nlB [FROoi THE LONDON GAZETTE OP LAST HIGHT] r, The Lords Cbminissionerr of Her Majesty's Treasury re having certified to the Comrmisioners for the Reduction of 4 the National Debt that there teas no surplus. of aotusl revenue over the actual expenditure of the United'Kingdom Fo of Great Britr in and Ireland for the year euded the 301 of September, 1861 ' The ...

... : [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] - - THE BRAZIL MAIL, LISBON., SUNDAY, The Royal Mail steamship Oneida, with the above mail, arrived, here to-day. At Rio Janeiro, on the 9th Rust. exchange on London was quoted 25k, 26, Coffee, good first, 6t6OO to 6$800 per arroba- Shipments, in No- vember, 181,024 bags, and. in December, 27,332 bags, including 41,237 for the Channel. Stock, 220,000 bags. Freights for ...

... WEiEKLY RETURzV OF BIRTHfS AND DEATHS IN LONDON. I S ot mth [FROM TIHE REGISTRAL-GEtNER&L'S REMURN.i ] tred G Ineral Rsgister offloe, Somerset House, the December 30,1861. In the week ending last Saturday (December 28th) 1,148 deaths were registered in London, of which 234 oce= red ia tho pepulatior of the age of 60 years and upwards, 304 r. between the agee' of 20 and 60 years, and 610 in the ...

... TRE WRTP KSiGHT. r Sir Patrick MpChombaioh De Colqit,,usn the new Justice of the Ionian Islands, upon whollt Her ail Y has just conferred the honour of knightoi', is the el' r- ecn of the late Chevalier James Di C ,lqeC 'u0. * gel ' man who was formerly private secretary to tue Right E f W. Dundas, when Secretary of State f r thi Nar DeP I s aent, and who closed his long and lab ,rieLIN PFtlic ...

... RESOLUTIONS OF COODOLLPyoN 7BER AfAETB6,Y t - M ._ [FROM THE LONDON GAZETTr. O1 . LAS5 WHITEHALL, JAN. 16, 1862, The following Addresses and Resolution Co I on the oooasion of the death of his Royal Iighao tlt Consort, have bees, transmitted to the Rnghi s George Grey, Bart,, Her Majesty's Principal Seeork State for the Home Dapartment, to be laid Deoi Queen:- From the Arobbishop anl clergy of ...

... REPEAL OF TPE HOP DUTIB. Yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, a public meeting of the hop planters of West Kant was held in the Vestry Hall, Cranbrook, for the purpose of taking into considers- d tion the best means to be adopted to procure the immediate I and total repeal of the hop duties. G. Hardy, Esq., M.P., was In the chair.te The hall was crowded to excess, and amongst other gen- m tlemen ...

... MR. FORSTER, M.P., ON THE AVERICAN| I Q UES7?IO.I IGG, and On Tuesday evening, W. E. Forster, Eeq., one of the {in, representatives of the borough of Bradford, addressed a dud- meeting of electors and non-electors, in St. Giorgeas Hall. In the advertisements celling the meeting it was stated- bhi By that time the intelligence from Amoricc will have om, made the probabilities of peace or war ...