Foreign News.
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The Great WesterR arrived At New
YoFk.on the 2sth ult. bringing inteIligenc,
seven days later than that previously re-
ceiyed per the Caledonia.


The Cotton Market had improved since
che sailingOf the Caledonia. Wilmer &
Smiths European Times states that, "upon
the whole the tone ofthe market is firmer,
and prices have improved nearly an eighth
Of Gpenny-a gratifying fact in the pres.
ent state Of the commercial world. The
steadiness Of the demand is encouraging
a. regards the future"


The Tariff question remains undecided.


Relative to the Oregon question but lit.
tle is said. The British Parliament main.
tain the same, almost unbroken silence
The tone Of the press is represented as
''Pacifc." No new policy, however has
been developed, and the question remains in
statW quo.


The Penny Postage system works wen
in England. There has been continued
increase Of revenue derived from the Post
Office Department


The leaders Of the late Polish rebellion
have been arrested and are now in chains.


IRELAND.-There is great scarcity Of



Potatoes in Dublin, and there is an ad.
vance Of 100 per cent on the prices Of last
year.


The tide Of emigration from Ireland to
America has commenced earlier the pres.
ent year than usual, and is reported to be
immense. "The quays Of Cork are crow.
ded to Inconvenience with passengers and
their baggage" One vessel has already
sailed heavily laden with passengers, and .
twenty-three others are preparing to leave :
that port with four thousand emigrants..- y
Other vessels are also taking in passen. i
gers at all the principal ports round the v
coast. r.