LATER FROM ENGLAND.
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NEw- YORK, Dec. 2.

 The packet ship North America Capt. Hox- ic arrived on Thursday morning from Liver pool and brought us papers of tho 18th uit. from London and 18th from Liverpool.

 The general complexion ofthe commercial intelligence from England is of a favorable character. Business generally is reviving in the manufacturing districts. Of political news there is mono. 4 as s ae,e-s. ....is G.f London papers of the capture of Constantine, which subsequently proved incorrect. No intelligence had been received in Paris at the latest dates from the French possessions

 in Africa, which caused some degree of un- casiness in that city. The papers are filled with discussions on the approaching elections, and the formation of q revolutionary commit tee in Paris, had caused for time some slgh: apprchensions for the peace ofthe cap- itaI, but they seem to have passed away.

 The intelligence from Spain is of so dcsul- tory character that no satisfactory conclu- sions can be drawn from it. The general state of things in that country seems however unchanged. Nor are there any further ac- counts from Portugal worth notice. .,s-.,.,y Murder.-We have been informed that most brutal murder was committed last eve- ming in the town of Schaticoke in this coun- ty. The assassin, whose name we have not learned, entered the house of Mir. Herman l. Groesbeck, a highly respectable and aged citizen of the town, in the evening, and made an attempt to strike Mrs. Groesbeck with large bludgeon. She warded off the blow with her arm, and then with alright, escaped to alarm the neighbors. Upon her return, accompanied with sever 1 al other persons, the body of MT. Groesbeck' was found lying dead on the floor, with iils l skull fractured in the most shocking manner. The assassin had made his escape, but was pursued and captured. After an examina- ton, he has, we learn, been committed to the jail in this city, to take his trial m March next. Troy Whig ..--'

 Reader, did you ever, when little bit of 2

 shaver. draw n stocking over a cats head, and witness her struggles to back out of U! N 1 you have, you no doubt remember Il, and in 1 that "reminiscences will find a most perfect

 picture of the struggles of, the great Globe and the little Globes, to retract from the posi- tion they once assumed. that banks were dan- gerous, bankrupt, and corrupt nuisances.- They find the game will not take, and they try now to get rid of the odium attached to it, but it will not Wheeling Times.