Tne steamer Malacca arrived on the evening of the 2st inst., bringing the London Mail of the 7th ulto. and Telegrams to the 23rd ulto., of which the following is a summary.
Great Brrratx.—London, May 12th. In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Candlish announced his motion for the appointment of a Commission of Ennity regarding this expenses of the Abyssinian War. hitnary—General Wetherall and Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke. 13th. In the House of Lords last night Earl Russell initiated a debate on the state of Ireland. Lord Derby followed him. Lord Granville declined to disclose any news [views.] In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Cardwell intimated that the Government did not intend to modify the arrangements that had been made for the reduction of the Forces in Canada. Parliament has adjourned for the Whitsuntide holidays. 18th. Mr. Consul Cameron has written a long letter in justification of the conduct he pursued in Abyssinia.
Frasce.—London, May 12th. Advices from Paris state in a speech at Chartres, the Emperor Napoleon asked honest men of all parties to support Government and a liberal policy, and oppose resistance and subcessive passions (sic). 13th. Latest telegrams from Paris state the disturbances have occurred at an election meeting. Mr. Olivier had addressed the meeting, and the police restored order. A sanguinary collision took place afterwards in the streets between the sects. The troops surprised the people during the disturbance, in which 366 ce were killed, 500 wounded, and 14 arrested. 18th. Latest telegrams from Paris report further electoral disturbances, but order has been restored. 23rd. Advices from Paris state that " Consul" has won the French Derby.
Yraty.—London, May 13th. Telegrams from Ttaly state that General Menabrea has formed a Cabinet, of which he is President of the Council of Foreign Affairs. and several Ministers remain in their former positions unchanged. 23rd, Italian Telegrams announce that the Viceroy of Egypt. who has left on a visit to the principal cities of Europe, has arrived at Florence.
Austrta.—London, May 18th. The Session of the Austrian Reichrath' closed on the tift The Emperor's speech described the relations with foreign powers as friendly, the new laws and the defences of the country would guarantee peace. The Emperor hoped that the finances of the country would soon imthat the new Constitution would satisfy all ies common to the country.
—London, May 18th. Latest telegrams from Spain give the Budget. The Expenditure is 29,787 millions reals. Deficit 800 millions reals, Spanish advices state that the Cortes hus rejected the proposal requiring sovereigns to be bora Spaninnils, 21st, Latest Spanish telegrams state that the Cortes has voted the Monarchical clauses of the new Constitution by 214 votes st 71. 23rd. Advices from Spain assert that the Cortes will appoint a Regency to-morrow. but will not discuss the candidature for the Throne before October next.
Ustrep Srates,—London, May 19th. Advices from Washington of yesterday's date state that Mr. Motley, the new Ambssador to Great Britain, leaves to-day for London. He has been instructed that in the event of England opening the Alabama question he is to insist on submitting to arbitration the moral responsibility of England consequent on the neutrality proclamation, Mr. Motley is not to take the initiative.
Commerctan.—London, May l4th. The Liverpool cotton market held firmly. 7 lbs. Shirtings 93. 14d. 40's Mule Twist is. 33d. 15th May, Bank Share: Oriental Bank £41 10s. Chartered Bank £18 10s. Chartered Mercantile Bank £30 103. Exchange on India, Is. 11d. to 1s, 114d. Total Bullion in the Bank' England and France £65.000,000. Total Notes in circulation of both Banks £76,250,000. 20th. The Liverpool Cotton Market closed steady. Reserve of Notes in the Bank of England £7.375,000. Total Bullion £16,- 875,000. 2st. The Liverpool Cotton Market opens quiet and unchanged. Week's Sales of Cotton 42,000° Dales. Week's Imports of Cotton 52,000 bales. The Chartered Mercantile Bank of India has announced a future (2) dividend of ten percent. 22nd. The Liver. pool Cotton Market closed quite and prices drooping-
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