By SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY


EXPRESS!
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA F!
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
RESTORATION


OF THE PEEL MINISTRY


RECEPTION OF THE


Presidents Message!
INDICATIONS OF PEACE F!

ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA 4!

TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

INDICATIONS OF PEACE !
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AT 10 o'clock last evening we received oy the
Special and Extraordinary Express arranged Tor
The Tribune and several other journals, the + Or
eign Intelligence brought by the steamship HIBER'
MA which arrived in Boston yesterday, after pas
sage of ls days from Liverpool.


The Express came by locomotive 10 Worcester
by horse from that place Hartford. thence by To-
como,ive to New Haven, and from the latter place
TO this City by horse.


Our Express arrived in advance of all others-in'
deed a, this moment z o'clock a. NJ we believe the
Government, and Herald Expresses have not made
their appearance! Thus have we distanced all com
petitors.


Two Philadelphia journals-the North American
and IT, S. GaSeHe-euch ran an Express from this
city to Philadelphia receiving their supply OF pa
pers through as or our contemporaries. Their pack
ages were conveyed to Jersey City in the same boat
and each will endcavor 10 get through TO Philadei-
phia with the news before the other.


The news is of great importance, and will be re-
ceved by the friends of Peace in this Country with
emotions Of heartfelt pleasure


The mcst remarkable if not the most important
item of intelligence is the Restoration of the Peel
Ministry, Lord John Russell having failed in his
efforts to organize Cabinet The main cause OF
this failure was the refusal of Lord Grey to form
part of the Government, if Lord Palmerston was
placed at the head OF the Foreign Department. His
reasons for this will appear elsewhere.


The Presidents Message was received in Eng
land with great calmness and produced no belliger-
ent or warlike demonstrations Public sentiment
in that country is manesty strong for Peace. Laus
Deol


The question of the Repeal of the Corn Laws is
still in suspense.


There sno material change in the Cotton Market


For the intelligence we give below we are in
debted 10 Wilmer & Smiths European Times
The advices are from Liverpool to the 18th and Lon
don to the Sd inst.