LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE E..
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EIGHT DaTS LATER FROM EUROPE.

 The steamer Grea. Hestera, Capt Mat thews, arrived at New York from Liverpool, on the 3Dth ult., al P. M., bringing adyices to ihe l2lh nlt. inclusive, which is eight days later than before received

 The Great Hestern experienced very se- we're weather, lost two quarter boats, larboartl paddfebox, and received otlSer damage She has about l25 passengers.

 Among the passengers in the Great Wes- Frn are Camille Sivori, the distinguished yiolnis,, and the Rev J. Marsh, Secretary of tue American Temperance Union.

 The Cotton marke, was firm al former prices; but without any actual advance. The Grain markets were on the rise, both m England and on the Continent.

 iadian Corn is quoted at Liverpool al Il As per quarter, and Corn Meal 22 23s. per bbl-American Flour p 2Ss in bond. and 90 3ls. duty paid.

 Lord Metcalfe late Governor General oi Canada, has departed this life. The firm of tlessrs. Feliss, of s. Peters burg, is said to have failed for lhe sum oI .c60,000.

 Among the late unexpected events connec- ted with the corn trade of this country, Is the purchase of two cargoes of English gown wheat for cxportation to France. The commissioners have reported that the bay of Galway presents great natural ad- vantages for more rapid communication with North America

 Although il was alleged thai the repeal oI the Corn laws would necessarily lead to a 1 reduction in the wages of labor, such, we are happy to say, is not the fact Fiom u paragraph which appears in Scotch con temporary, we observe that the cotton weav- CTS in and around Perth have had their wa ges lately advanced, and tina, the whole eoa- diiion of the weaving population in that To- caliy is better al present than il has been for nearly fifteen years.

 I A corn riot, similar to those which have occurred in France, took place on the 2:snd Usst. iss the market of Lusanne. in Switzer- land, and the armed police was required to auell il.

 1 LONDON, Friday Evening, Sept. It. Business has been remarkably dull at the Stock Exchange to-day. Previous to the shutting, Bank Stock was quoted 2i0 10 2 l. and three per Gents Reduced 96. Consol, left of at 95 7-S to 96 for money, and al 96 Is to for the account tong Annuisies are also now shut--they were last quotes at 10 5,9 India Stock closed 256 to 590 India Bonds, Pos 22s pm, and Excheque, bills. IBs tt iis pm.

 1 The operations in the foreign marke were exceedingly limited, and prices sesnaia with few exceptions, unchanged. Mexican for money and the account. 25 5-S. LIVERPOOL, Sep, i2.--The improvements in business, which we nosiced al she sailin. of the lass steamer, continues, and matter are nearly tn the same relative position q when we lsss addressed our readers. i The failure q sAs fss.=so eser sallaence the price of provisions oi every kind Baeol aad ham are rising rspidly, as glance q our market retaras will show.