IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL!
Arrival of the Uibernia!
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| TwENrY THREE DAYs LATER PROM EUROPE.
| Debates in Parliameni-Sir Robert Peels Meas


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urr in he Money Marsct-FaH in Co'ion-De'


preston in Fiour-Se., &c.


The steam ship Ilibernia arrived at Boston in
the night Of We 18th inst. We received By ex
,raordinury express, copy OF Wilmer & Smiths
Times, but the package was amongst the second
delivery Of tho news papers, so that we did not
obtain ii until half past IL o'clock. 1t was for.
warded to US by tho editors Of the Philadelphia
North American, who expressed the accounts
from Boston.


The news is both interesting and important.


Sir Robert Peers great commercial measure
passed the House of Commons upon a motion to
go into committee, by majority OF Ninety seren
The debate was protracted for twelve nights.


Money is again scarce, and several failures
have occurred in London and Liverpool. In the
latter place, MessIs. Stockdale & Son. the mos
extensive soop manufacturers in the world, it is
said, have stopped payment. This great failure
has seriously involved several firms, and has
dragged down some half dozen smaller houses
The Liverpool Borough Bank suffers 10 the tune
Of flOO,0OO. Cotton, owing to the iigh,ness in
tho money market, has declined I'd. The quota.
lion on the 9th February, for Orleans; middIing
was 4t,l.; fair 4.d.


The -four market was dull. United States
sweet in bond is quoted 20 a 27s. per Dbl.


Tho PasIiek Henry arrived at Liverpool on the
% inst. carrying oat the correspondence bet ween
Messrs. Pakenl'am and Buchanan. which caused
slight rnl!y in the cotton market. The refusal
o" 'a par Of this country to arbtratc, occasioned
grea' deai OF .--i,emen,. The pilot boat, VIM.
J. Homer, which sailed in cumlr..y --;tb the PAT.
rich iiuuIy, h"d not arrived.


Two terrific batt les have beoa hurh. in .h.
East Indies, between the British troops and the
Sikhs, which lasted three days, and the carnage
IS described as dreadful-out Of force Of 20, 600
the British lost 1900.


Tho provision market is described as quite dull,
and business Of oil kinds is seriously affected by
the continued scarcity of money.