Great Britain Has Nothing To Say

London, Feb. 10. - Sir James Fergusson, of the foreign office, answering a questio to parliament yesterday relating co the American reciprocity treaty with Brazil, and as to whether Great Britain would have equal commercial advantages in Bra zil with those bestowed by the treaty on the United States, replied that Great Brit ain had no commercial treaty with Brazil, and could not, therefore, demand the same trading rignts as those bestowed by the treaty on the United States.