FOREIGN NEWS.
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The accounts received per steam snip
Great Western, represent the Liverpool
Cotton Market as being in a dull and ta'
condition. The sales for the week ending
l tn ult. were limited, and in some instan'
ces they were effected at a decline OF td'
From Wilmer & Smiths European Times
we make the following extract


"The cotton market remains in droop-
ing condition, the sales of the week ending
the Ilth having only amounted to 10, '5O
bales. Purchases have in consequence
been made in partial instances at u decline
of 4d., but in view of the limited nature OF
the business, holders still maintain re-
markable degree of frmness."


Advices as to the extent of the crop in
the United States the present season, are
looked for with great degree of anxiety
in the foreign markets. Some accounts re-
port there is scarcely any probability of a
revival unless it is The prospect of short
crop.


There has been rise in the foreign
Grain Market. All doubt as regards the
prospects have been removed, and tits now
ascertained that there will be a considera.
bic failure.


The railway schemes are the interesting
and all absorbing topics. The London
newspapers are crowded with their adver-
tisements, and some ofthe proprietors, it is
stated, realize for their publication $4,000
pei week


The people of Ireland are greatly agi-
tated upon the Repeal question. The par
ty devoted to that cause have become divi.
ded, and the spirit of dscOrd is abroad
throughout the land. O'ConnelI, the great
agitator, is addressing large assemblies Of
his counlrymen, rallying them to action,
and lamenting in pathetic strains their
wrongs and oppressions--Occasionally Civ.
ing vent to his bitter feelings against the
Southern States of our Union.