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which may have been paid by British and other ships since the 24th November, when the new treaty came in force. This is but a small matter in itself, but it shows how willing the Chinese are to act up to the fullest letter of their treaty engagements, when the demands made are c

EN G LAND, We hear that Prince Alfred-is likely to pay a visit, I to the Prince aud Princess of the Netherlands, now staying in Torquay, in the coarse of a few days.-:- Westtrn Times. - a The Duke of Montrose has been confined to his re- sidenc e in Belgrave Square, London, for s

Griffiths' Iron Trade Circular has the following:- ; "The French treaty is becoming better understood, and I in as far as the iron trade is concerned is generally received' favourably. - The French Goveinment will speak out in the Moniteur in a few days, and will give such expia

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rrtrretooadtiits are reqnest-d to write as legibly as possible "E ?? to this particular sonic communications, in which nam-** ol persons und place- occur, are unavailable. rise should be taken in this respect by pe_u. .ending notices of marriages and deaths. mje shall be happy,