The M. J. Steamer Phase arrived on the 11th inst., bringing the Mail of 22nd January and Telegrams to February 1th, of which the following is a summary.
Gnvat Burrary.—London, (no date). that the Go ent are about to favor the proj to introduce the commercial element into the Indian Council. Intelligence has just been received that the ship Calcutta, laden with telegraphic cable for the Persian Gulf, has been abandoned sinking in the Bay of Biscay.—Loudon, 8th February,—Latest advices from the Cape of Good Hope state that the Duke of Edi burgh arrived there in H. M. ship Galatea on Christ mas day, Mr, Trevelyan has tendered his resignation in consequence of the speech he made against His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Uhief. Mr. Gladstone refused to accept his resignation, and Mr. Trevelyan has accordingly expressed regret to the Duke of Cambridge. The death of the Marquis of Anglesea is nounced. Feby. 4th. The ship "Calcutta," with cable for the Versian Gulf, on board has been towed into Plymouth, Mr. Samuelson has been elected Member of Parliament for Cheltenham. The Londonderry Election has been declared valid, and the peti-tious against the elections of Mr. Barclay for Taunton, and Mr. Lipping for Stockport have been withdrawn.
The Coxtixest.—Veby. Sth. French Transports ara continually arriving at Civita Vecchiatwith arms and ammunition. The shock of an earthquake has been felt at Florence. Latest telegrams from Constantino-Protocot of the Paris Conference. Latest intelligence lo state that the Great Ministry has agreed to the
from the East states that the Greek Ministry has finally been formed under President Zaimmes. In telegrams from Constantinople of this day's date it is stated that the new cabinet has been formed at Athens and that the oaths of ofice have been taken. M. Zaimis has been appointed President of the [Interior and M. Delyaninis the Minister for Foreign altairs. Latest of the Spanish Cortes wil! be hold on Wednesday. advices from Madrid state that a preliminary meeting
London, th Februacy.—Latest advices from Conatautinople state that the acceptatice of the declaration of the Paris Conference by the Greek Cabinet, of which M. Zaimis is Prosivent, lias been officially announced. Latest advices from Spain state that a Court Martial had condemned to death one of the assassins of the late Governor of Burgos and that Government had communicated (? commuted) the sentence.
Amenia.—New York 7th February.—Latest cable telegrams state that the Republican Newspapers assert that General Grant is opposed to the ratification of the convention between England and America. Advices from Washington of the 10th instant, state that both Houses of Congress have passed a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment in favor of Negro suffrage.
CommenctaL.—Lonilon, 5th February (afternoon) The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady. 71b. Shirtings 3. 3d. 40's Mule Twist 1/3). 60h Feb., (afternoon).—The Liverpool Cotton market closed firm and advancing, Scmuany of News.(L. te. Herald.)
Home affairs, politically speaking, have been a blank since the date of our last issue. Ketrenchineut is the palpable order of the day, and few of the death vacant cies are filled, unless" permanent saving can be in some effected. The present ministry seem to have
probable that the pensioners will be moved from Green-male up their minds to forego peremaee, It seems wich Hospital to Netley, and that the former will be transferred to military purposes—perhaps in lieu of the Horse Guards.
The Conference on the dispute between Turkey and Greece has closed its sittings, and las decided on a protocol eminently adapted to the preservation of ace. It is conciliatory in its tone, and states in effect that should Greece continue to pursue the course she has kas lately adopted, she will be deemed by the
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