Foreign News.
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The Great Western brings nothing surprising or notable. Tn commercial af. fairs there is almost complete sagnaton the crops promising, but fable to ali the risks ol the most capricious season of the year trade and manufactures trembling in hope and fear Of new legislation.

 As to politics, lhe position of the new Ministry is defined, but not tried. If i, fails on the test question of the Sugar du- ties, as it is likely to do, there will be dis. solution of Parliament. We have no faith in the permanence of the whig Ministry. ~I~~~-~-o-~-~-~0o-~0-

 ROBBERY AND ONE OF THE ROBBERS KILL ED.-George B. Wardlaw, Post Ma ,ter at Fort Gaines, Ga, received letter, the 2otli ult., from man named James Thomae, Hancock county, Ga, stating that the house of Wm. Watt had been entered and robbed of S4 900, and des. crlbing two men as the suspected thiefs A few hours after the letter was received, two men, answering the description, were seen rapidly passing through the village, towards the ferry, on the Chattahooche. A party was raised i'm. mediately, who crossed the ferry into Henry county, Ala, aher them. At the ferry being informed that these men had gone to the house of Gen. Irwin, they proceeded there and arrested

 

 supper, one of the men arrested attempting to escape, was shot from his horse and died in about an hour and half. A jury was summon ed by the Coroner of Henry county, an inquest held. and verdict returned in accordance with the facts.-The other prisoner was taken to Fort Gaines, and gl"en into the custody of the Sher- If. - heir saddle bags were then examined in presence of several gentlemen and were found to contain $3,5o0 in gold, 69 silver Mexican dollars and five francs, $750 in Daren bank bills, $220 in Brunswick bank bills, S2OO in Charleston bank bllls with some others. Be sides the money a5out 50 skeleton keys, pick lock, vials acct morphine. 9 vials strychnine, powder and balls, ballet moles, clothing, jewel ", medicine, matches, &c. &c. The name of the man that was killed was John Jacobs, the sfrvver Is ea'et Dr. Roberts. They are sus- pected also of having robbed a Mr. Billingslea. of Harris -ceunty.n large sum, and are bellcy- ed to be concerned with a regular gang of thieves, who are operating very extensively through the country. The reward offered by Watt was SI o00,.and that offered by Billings lea was S2,000. Upon the person of Jacobs a Bowie knife was found, 6n which was egble the name of"Epps;" which has lead to the belet that he is the individual who recently murdered MT. Muir in Virginia.