28 JANUARY 1860, page 9

Viortilannuo.

When Mr. James Wilson arrived in India he received addresses from the Chamber of Commerce, the Indigo Planters' Association, and the Native British Indian Association. Both......

Postscript.

SATURDAY Moffifnm. Both Houses of Parliament held short sittings last night. In the House of Peers, Lord BROUGHAM, in moving for returns in re- ference to the importation of......

It Has Often Been Remarked How Supply Sometimes Waits Upon

demand, where it might least of all be expected, as where the two, supply and demand, spring from different causes. We have a case before us. The new policy of Napoleon,......

Our Paris Correspondent, And We Have Reason To Rely Upon

him, writes to confirm his statements of last week—statements that have been called in question. He especially points to the paragraphs in his letter touching shipping, and......

Prom The London Gazette, January 24.

Bankruptcy Annulled.—WILLLAM BOGARD junior, Birmingham, coach-furniture- maker. Bankrupts.—Tnoxso Simoss, Hurst, Berkshire, cattle-salesman—JAY= WILLIAM SUMNER, Wray Park,.......

Money Market.

STOCK EXCHANOE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. The demand for Money is unabated, and sales of Consols continue for the i purpose of purchasing in Rupee Stock ; the English market has conse-......