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The foreign news came upon us yesterday with pe or back mails which we had notime to ex- anime. a :,

 The news by the Caledonia we are obliged 10 con- dence closely. The important items are happily Fe- " few.

 :. The Caledonia arrived at Boston on the 6lh. The dates are fifteen days later. ,e. ..s.

 In England, the question of opening the ports 10 commerce in grains, does not t.appear to he definitely settled The Times. Mercury, Chronicle and Daily News, treat i, as To be vel decided by circum- stances. .t.

 The news from Ireland is but continuation of former arcounts-narratves of distress from want of food, and' propositions of relief Some of the peo- pie of county Clare had turned out to prevent the shipment ofgrain, and collision took place between . them and tue military.

 The London Herald announces that the o'Con- nell tribute be abandoned, for the present year. at least. '. There is talk of a coalition ministry in England.

 The ,Duks of Bordsaur, soH of the lae Duke of Berri and legitimate heir of the elder French Boul- bons, (who call him Henry VII, ) has been married to the Princess of Medina, sister to the reigning Duke of Modina, who has refused 10 acknowledge the title of ouIs Philippe to the French throne - The marriage IS a defeat of French policy, and con sidered as full set of ihe advantages gained by the Spanish alliance of the Duke of Montpenser.

 The Portuguese insurrection has not yet been ouelIed. Two battles have been fought between the Queens troops and he insurgents, in which the lat ter got the worst Yer ihe nsurrection is spread ing. even in lhe nelghborlood of Lisbon

 The king of Sardinia has proposed Customs union for the Italian Slaes in the place of the Ger man Zoll-V -Verem.

 In Denmark he controversy between the king and the Holstein States, is getting complicated He has ordered elections to be held in parts of De n- mark and they have protested thai they belong 10 the German nation.-

 THE RETURN OF THE BRITISH AGENT.--Ths return of Mir. locd from the River of Plate, without accompHsnIng ui,jue, oi his sai>siau. was mat ter of much comment in the English journals = The Morning Chronicle is particularly severe upon MessrH Ouseley and Deffauds, the British and French Ambassadors, for frustrating the settlement of matters between Rosas and his enemies.

 The Belgian Senate held sitting the l4h ut, in which il unanimously voted to admit all provisions free of duty, and prohibit their oxpor aiion up to Octoc.r l, lS47.

 The commercial accounts will be found under the proper head.