AHREyAL OF THE HIRERNIA.
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I ne cotton market IS not so actNes but prices are without change. The lower qualities of American are being forced upon the market.

 Mir. M'Lane, the newly appointed minister from the U States of America 10 this Court, has arrived al Thoums's Holel Berkely square.

 The annexation of Texas to the United States has not al all excited surprise.

 Mr. Cbas. Ware, formerly of this country, died recently at Liverpool He had been engaged in com mercal business.

 The wife of George Catlin, Esq, lhe celebrated painter and delineator of Indian customs, died in Pa lis on the 30th ut

 Mr. Jeniier, the minister at Vienna, from the U States, has received his order of recal.

 CoMMERcIAL.--Serious fears of a failure of the harvest now begn 10 be felt. The weather has been far from favorable for the harvest. The supply of grain present in the cQpntry is very limited and failure of the coming crop would be serious ncon yenience. The stock of United States flour in Ll- verpoo under lGck, consists of 96, 1885 hbs; of which about l5.0 900 aIe sweet the remainder sour; should the new wheat want he p, this article, owing 10 the low quality of the Baltic wheat will be of unusual virtue, il will give strength and color also.

 PARLIAMENTARY.-The he last few days have been unfortunately rife in railway accidens MislOriunes il is said, seldom come singy, and the calamties of locomotive transit strengthen he correctness of the axiom. Lord Pamerston brought the subject before the House ci Commons, and coupled it, strangely enough, with Il strong condennaiory peroration on the defenceless stale of our seaboard Win regard to travelling by rail, the Premier tened, unless the directors used keener supervision their servants. To them of the duty, and transfer 10 .t,. .,f ,ha which will probably work speedy and perman nenl cure. On the subject of national protecton he ced less apprehension and seemed to chde the fears of his assailant War seems remote, but the best mode of keeping II so Is 10 he prepared for it at all times. CupIdiy IS often excited by contrary poll- cy. The uresest is the age of mechanical wonder, and in deciding the fate oi nations by physical conflict, the engineer will play prominent part hereafter, as the 6ed-rnarshal has done in times gone by. IL is lhis consciousness of living under circumstances so different from fathers that has probably in spired Lord Pamerston with his patriotic msgi,ngs Mir. Feldin, of the members for Oldham-a large manufacturer, and gentleman of extreme poll | ical opionions-showed. in an able speech the other night, how grindingy oppressive the income lax can be made, even in the ofan ohstieperous member 1 of Parliament. Mr. Feldin's wealth and credit en- abled him tu make statement which would have been the ruin oi Il smaller man-hat his busnefs, so far from yielding profit, enlaed actual loss. The commissioners treated his assertion, even his 

 siness producing l24 900 profit and then, on ap. peal ,uncerenoniously reduced the amount to ,000 for refusing To pay the tax which, the officers ot l the Government dstIained on his goods! But al- though he made out his case, he obtained redress | He merely succeeded m proving what every one knew to be fact, that many obliged to pay ths

 most nquiStcrlal and oppressive tax the caprice of the commissioners cboosetO levy it, from the lear ol worse consequencesthat of revealing theiI pe- cunary nakedness.

 | ha oI, .,Iz der the suhJects of Brazil amenable to English law courts, and to treat them pirates, has met with Il becoming, but lrutless. opposition. IRELAND.-REPEAL AssocIATIoN.-At the meeting on the Repeal Association on Monday, the most prominent subject a dispute between ihe | repeaers in London section of that body were

 in rebellion against the warden, Mir. w. J.. O'Con. nell; and they threatened 10 call public meiing al

 the National Hall, in Hcborn, 10 lay their grevan- ces before the public.

 i Mir. O'CoGut said tha; if they did so their names should be struck off the rolls of Conc iaton Hall. 1 The repeal rent for the week was announced 10 be over l I5U. WEXFORD REPEAL DEMoNsTRATIoN.-Ths great rerea. demonstration took place on Wednes day, the 23I nl'. The progress of Mr. O'Conneil 1 fiom Bray 10 Wexford is described as one long lriumphai procession. The last named town was crowded with people awaiting Mir. O'Connell Mr. O'Conneil responded 10 toast proposing his heah Having read Lingard's account of the al

 legged atrocity. he proceeded 10 congratulate the wo- men of Wexford for their present safety. The ruthless barbarians should never again even think of slaugI- | tering oi them His cuuntrymen would die hy | inches sooner than permit them 10 do again. Mir. O'Connell concluded by exhorlng them to return an out and out repealer as their representative in par | lament.

 REPEAL MEETING AT GALwAY.--Mr O'Con- nell has had another monster meeting at Galway. THE FATAL CONFLICT AT BALLINHAssIG.-A meeting was held at Cork on Tuesday last, convened by the Mayor, in compliance with requistion, in order to express 10 her Majesty's government the opinions of the citizens regarding ihe inquest the bodies of persons killed by the police at the fair of Balnhassg.

 FRANcE.-The celebration of the Revolution of 1880 began in Paris on Monday, with religious ob- servances, in honor of those who perished. Tues- day was the day of rejoicing, there kind of fair on the Champs Elysees and at the Barriere du Ironei concert in the garden of the Tuelleres, and at night an lumnation withfrewoiks.

 M. Guzot left Paris Monday for Val Ricler, hls seat in Normandy. M. Duchatel supplies the place of M. Guzol at the Foreign Office during the absence of the latter.

 The Moniteur publishes the estimate for ls46-ln which the ordinary and extraordinary expenditures are fixed at ABA ,339 406 francs and the ways and means at ,355, ,489, ,406 francs. SPAIN.-The Barcelona Chamber of Commerce has prepared an address to all similar bodies in the Kingdom, calling on them to petition the Cortes about the admission of Cuba sugars into the English markets.

 Should England persist in excluding them, the Barcelona merchants recommend recourse to repr,- sals and prohibit the importation into Spain, Cuba and other Spanish colonies of various articles of English manufacture, such as linens, cloth, hard ware, musn, machinery.

 SwITzERLAND.-LUcERN July 24.-The de- Alterations of the Diet havs hitherto been without po- li.ica interest. and of mere domestic character The motion to postpone the assembling of the Fed era Camp fer year was rejected by large Inaiori- ty. The discussion of the question 10 the reyis- of the paete Jeaerdl has been again postponed.

 very melancholy event has plunged the country into consternation aud dismay. M. Leu, one of the leading members of the Jesuits' party, was found dead in his bed, wellering in hIs blood. His parti- sans declare, loudly and unequiyocaly, that he was basely assassnaled; his political opponents, on the contrary, declare, with equal confidence, that he committed suicide. The physicians declare that from the position the ball took Che was shot through the heart with pistol ) he could not have commt- ted suicide, and the tact that pistol was found ty his side confirms their assertion. But on the other hand there are no traces of any person entering the house-no noise was heard though twenty people Ut least were in the house. the shutters of his bedroom were closed, and his wife sleeping by his side, was alarmed by 'he report of the pistol, but no one The affair IS enveloped in great mys:ery but il is be hoped it will be cleared up. The agitation thc matter has caused is really indescrbable and il has embtered the i'll feeling which the different parties bear towards each other. My opinion is that more blood will flow before the people bacome camed down; and perhaps this suicide assass ssination, whichever It may be, may be made the cause for it.

 INDIA AND CHINA The Overland MaIi from India and China reached London the 30'h ut = They were brought to Malta by the Ibera, and the dates are respectively, from Bombay to the 2Oth from China 10 the 9th May.

 The chOlara has been very prevalent in Bombay