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Since our last number, accounts have
been received from Europe per the Britain.
ia, sixteen days later The intelligence i,
Of no great importance.


The great commercial measures Of sit
Robert Peel are still undecided-but il was
intended in a short period, to test Y opin.
ion Of both Houses relative to It.


The Cotton Market was firm.


The Oregon question seems to excite but
little interest.


The Custom. house authorities have been
instructed BY Lord Aberdeen, to regard the
produce Of Texas as the produce Of the
American Union.


The condition Of the unfortunate peas.
antry Of Ireland has increased in wretch.
edness and distress. Not only are many
Of them suffering for the want Of food, but
disease is prevalent among them.


The Irish Coercion Bill has passed its
first readingi in the House Of Commons BY
the overwhelming majority Of 14g votes.
There can Be but little doubt Of its final
adoption. England is determined to hold
Ireland in subsection.


The news from France is ofliule inter.
est. Ourexchanges publish lengthy state.
ments Of the recent attempt TO take the life
Of Louis Philippe. We have not room to
re.Publish them-neither do we regard ii
as q matter which will interest our readers.