FOREIGN NEWS.

Is Days Later from Europe.
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The Britannia arrived at Boston on
Monday morning, with SO passengers and
dates to the 4th inst. Hon. Edward Ever
ell is said to be among her passengers.


The intelligence is not of much impor.
tance.


Trade continues to be exceedingly
brisk in every department IN England
and from the appearance of the weather
there is fair prospect that the crops oil
every description will be abundant.


From the manufacturing districts &C.
counts are generally favorable.


The London Times, and other English
papers, are still harping upon Oregon and
Texas.


The Maynoo,h question had not ye,
reached the House of Lords. 1t had not
passed the House of Commons; it only
went through committee, and that on
the evening of the 23d ult.


O'Connell was making the most of the
concessions of Peel to Ireland


Affairs in Switzerland were without
change.


The monster steamer Great Britain is
coming over in July.


1t was reported on the Paris Bourse, on
Saturday week, tha, England had applied
to France to join her in protest against
the annexation of Texas TO the American
Union.


THE QUEEN's VISIT TO IRELAND.


The London Times, which is fercely
opposing the Ministry on account of the
Maynooth Grant, strongly advises them,
they have not yet publicly committed her
to visit Ireland this year, to take the hint,
and prevent her from being publicly in>
suited.


EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.


Our advices from the various ports from
which emgrants depart, state that emigra-
ton TO Canada and the United States is
going on to larger extent than ever be-
fore known.