FOREIGN.

ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE,

 NEw YoRK. June 26.
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of that city of May is, ana Iolluoi' the 10th. The return of Earl Grey lo she ministry IS confirmed, although the 1 arrangements seem not to'lase ecc'i 1 get completed.

 z,.ss.'tLe Ioadon Heraid ef June l6.

 n the House Of Lords last night al l fer some petitions had been presented, Earl Grey moved the adjournment oi the House til Thursday next, stating that he did soin consequence oi com nunication ile had the honor to receive from his Majesty. Lord Kenyon in- aiired what WAS the nature el that communication? The Lord Chanceis Ter observed that although the noble Earl had rendered his esignation to the Crown, his Lordship still stood Tn the situation of Minister; and that every one must pretty well understand that the communication could have refer enee to the state of public affairs only, and the change in his Majesty's Minis try. He could only add that. as lar as he knew. the communication had not yet led 10 any result, and thati 1t might lead to none. The like expressions were used by Earl Cfey.

 Their Lordships then adjourned to Thursday.

 In the Commons, almost as soon as there was a full attendance of members, on the presentation of q apetltion nom Liverpool, (against further supplies ttii the Reform Bill passed0 Mr. Hume stated that he understood Earl Grey had been sent for by his Majesty that Earl Grey had had an audience of the King, and that, with the view of avoid ing any angry debate, or of throwing obstacles in the way of conciliatory ar arrangements, he proposed that the House should again abstain from all further proceeding with business. lie had Ii petitions to present, but, to avoid the risk of increasing irritation, he would take or himself the responsibility ot abstaining, for the present, from pre- senting them.

 MT. Barring communicated that the efforts and arrangements for the lorma- ton Of new administration were "at an endn-a communication that was loudly eheered. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Lord Althrop) said he felt 1t to be his duty to avail himself of the earliest opportunity to state that Earl Grey had received eonamuniea- ton from his Majesty the Noble Earl had had an audience of the King -and that under the peculiar cifcum- stances, he would move that the House, at its rising, do adjourn to Thursday.

 This communication was greeted with great cheeringi and aftera short conversation the motion was agreed to, and the House forthwith adjourned without transacting any other business, till Thursday.

 From fhe Times l6ta-

 The announcement last evening of the return of Lord Grey and his cof leagues to office was received by the public with the hveliest demonstration of joy The little political coteries in the streets testified their satisfaction in every possible way, cheering, singing and dancing, and in all parts of the metropolis the welkin rang with John Bulls bostcrous hilaritv. This was, indeed, reaction. Almost all the banking houses that are connected with country banks forwarded the news to the country by express. Weshave to notice one pleasing result of this new and gratifying state of things. Before nine o'clock in the evening, many of the offensive ailusions to the Royal Family which have been so conspicuous during the last three or four days, had disap- peared.

 MEXICO.

 From letters received in town from the most respectable quarters, VIC make few extracts.

 In one from Tampico, of the date of the llth inst. 1t is stated that, s.all Spaniards, included or not included in the law of expulsion, had been driven lrea. this townhy Montezuma. Sever al have taken their passage for your port; as also have several Mexicans of distinction, among whom Is Senor Mi. goni, collector of the maratime custom house of this place. Our city is per feet chaos-all business is at a stand stiii,and such IS the scarcitysof means on the part of the revolters, that 1t IS now more thana week since the troops received any pay. The head quarters of ten. feran are at the fIacidada del Coso, twenty-five leagues distance from this place, and his advanced guard ten leagues nearer to Us. The inter- 1 ruption of communication with the in- serier IS complete, and maintained in fullest rigour in the government troops,