Marseilles.—Mr. Ingram, Honorable J. ♦. Glover, Doctor and Mrs. Macnamara and three children, Mrs. Thomson and five children, Mr. G. De Lemmas, Mr. Latapie, Mr. Determes and child, Mortar. L. Heath', Consul-General of Frame. and servant of Dr. Macnamara. - For Naples.—Mr. and Mr

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The Freight Market at present is in a state of lealemence, owing to the dull and lowering state of Produce Markets at Home, also owing to shippers having a good deal of tonnage on hand for immediate requirements. These remarks apply to American as much as to English trade. The a

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a [ter the departure of the Assistant Resident, Mr. St. Rohe, from Mandalay, the Chinese who tined the city were sent for by King Theelmw and waited on him In the Palace. The King promised them protection if they continued trading iu ripper Bur&nab, and told them that, as lung t