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By the ship Roscoe, Capt. Rogers, we have recei vsd Liverpool papers to ike 24h and London to the

 Although these adviccs are ten days later from Eu- rope, they do nos afford any ing of striking interest. Al apreass tranquil on the coatneni if we except Portugal. Tie Morning Chronicle of the 22d says :-

 {" H has been stated to-day, the authority of cent from Oporio, that naval expedition against Lisbon was not only contemplated by Don Pe dros but that large quantity of stores had been pot board the vessels of preparatory their saiIne day is also nawed op which the attempt was to be cummenced, six. the 18th just. This must certainly

 ! om Eesad eo"d s arrived out until withR the last day or two. Sume msyeent or oihef, there is every reason .obeeve, projected by Don Pedro, and the next advices may bring important intelligence from the Douro." The Parliament proceedings are highly interesting The great qnestioa rela,isg 10 the East India Tade has passed the House of COmnions by which this im- The bill Is to he taken up in she House of Lords on the 28b Ot June. The great question as 10 the abo ton of Colonial Slavery having passed the House of Commoas give the Planters twenty millions, appears o remain n suspense, to wait the issue with the Co., onial Legislatures.

 Nothing has been done in relation to the Bank Bill

 The great exciting sahec. hefore the House of Com- nons, s the Irish Church Reform Bill which is sup- posed will pass up to the 22d. Various amendments had been made. The discussion had no, closed.

 The great question or,he abolition of slavery throue,- out the British colonial dominions, has been carried hy unanimous vote in the House of Commons. The debate, which had been c0Htin1ed through several sttings cloeed the third of June, when the fo lowing rcsolu,ion was carrisd without |. dissenting voice. Resolsed, That k the opinion of,his com n,ittee that immedate efecfa0 bs taken for he aboi0n of stouery troaghot the colonies, under such provisions tor regulating the condition ofthe may combine their welfare with the interests of lhe propriesors."

 the Commons in the sdcpoa of,he general principle, aud then nothing will remain hni to esalish lhe de .sils q the measure i; which being accomplished, sNf alhn national evils rom her dominons that ever existed 'n any c'viIzed cOuniry.-iN Y. AdUerfissr.

 l h the Superior Court, New-Yort, tn the case of the owners of the steamer Washington, vs. ol .he Chancellor Livingston, tor running down the w. on Long-ialand Sound in 1881, verdict of $50 900 wae rendered Eor pl'e. aew tEiai has been asked, and granted on !he ground ha, the jury came to their decs'on by splitting the diiiercnce.-Ib.

 Mysterioss Disappearmce. H. Cogswell, son ot the sahseFiher started upon peddng excur. s,on iar Mr. Lewis Thomas merchaot, residing aear New.braaswiek, N. ). with horse and wagon and . conssdeTabie qWany of goods, in the month of Nov. AeS since which time Information has been receiv ca ot h'm by aay of his frieads. A pedlar, wish a moIse snd wagoa answering the description, was seen nrss ot Dec. laSl since which tme the horse suppe- sea 70 belong 10 him has been seea running at large ,n the mo1ntains; aad the pedlar can be traced no 'nsiher. This. with aihev suspicious circumstances which. ior specal purposes, u is necessary for the present. io 3iihhold from the public. induced beei .n.e ne has been robbed and murdered. nmy sen is hsags aud this should meet his eye, he will immedi- a.ey gss information to his distressed paren,s also, any .aIsFmaiion eoncerming him communicated to the @agsgases afshe iOssa of Bsskmaa, or Geo. A. 6hs- Hook, will he shnnklully reueivedihe suhiect beng acw under jadieial investigation. Priaers generally ~' o0H'sr favor by giving .: sSc,s :S iassr.On. 1 TRUMAN COGSWEL.L, | ,...,r Roxhnry, Lilchfeld co. Connecticut.