ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.


ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
Highly important commercial inteiii-
gence.-State OF the cotton market
Advance In tho grain market.-Death
OF Lord Mctcaife. fe.--Arrivai Of the over
land mail.--The ravages OF the cholera
An India, &C., &C., &c.


We find in the New York papers by this morn
ngs mail the following items OF intelligence by the
Great Western, in addition to those given by US
last evening; "a.
The favoite steamship Great Western, Captain
Matthews, has last arrived from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 18th uit.


She met with a severe gale on the 20th ard 2lst
Notwithstanding the delay of the Great Western,
we rejoiced 10 learn in the words Of our inform
ant, shat although she encountered storm by
which she 10 little disabled, which retarded her
passage, she is as staunch ever and will sail on
the day advertised"


Business continues 70 improve in England.


Indian corn was increasing in value.


The cotton market continued steady. There is,
indeed, so upward tendency.
. The grain markets were on the rise.


Among the names Of the passengers by the Great
Western, we notice the names Of Siyori, the anx-
iously expected violinist, General T. F. FloumOy,
Mr.. Ferrier, late mayor OF Montreal, with his fam
ily, Rev, DR.. Scott and Capt corbit, of the British
army. There were I26 in all.


Lord Me,ealf, late governor Of Montreal, is dead.
The accounts from india are painfully distressing
The eholera-that seouTge Of the human pee-is
sweeping all before IL ia Scinde,


The correspondent Of a London paper, writing
from The Easr, intimates that the warike AGghsns
are being stfted into eommodOn against the British
power by the Shah OF Persia and they have put the
projected movement upon this issue-if he will fur
nish the cash. they will furnish the troops.


o'Connsll has gone 10 Darryusns, and there will
DO ldl at Cancellation Hall. In his last speech at
that popular gsthering-plaee he dated on the fail.
ure Of the potato crop, and promised The people
plenty Of food aud work il they kept quiet--fth they
did not violate The law. lie estimates the expense
OF feeding the people until the next harvest at fifty
millions Of dollars, which sum, he estimates, the
government 10 ready To advance, If the necessity
arise.


Bank OF England.
In account ptzsuani 10 the act, 7h and 6h Victoria,
Cap. ~, Jor the geek ending on Saturday, the 5Lh
Sept, 1876:


ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Mote, issued faS7So,s7o GovsmmnT debt EII oi6, 100
Other securities. 1884 300


Gold coin buL


..- silver s% bullion SisS aSiS.iSS