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And will furthermore be illustrated by two splendid
cuts-one OF Mr. and Mrs Kean, in the last scene
OF the "Gamester," and another of the exterior of
the Bowery Theatre. 1t will be ready for delivery
at the desk at O'Clock Tomorrow morning
The News From England.


We give IN our paper to-day, full synopsis of the
intelligence received by the steamer Caledonia, from
Liverpool Itappears to be interesting and favora-
Bile, both in a commercial and political point OF
view.


The commercial fairs of Great Britain are in a
most fourlshng condition, according to the best
counts. The crops are looking better than previ-
ousy; and it is the general opinion that there will
be fair average. This is Of the most mpor-
tant facts bearing on the prosperity Of England, and
perhaps the relations between that country and
ths-as in case of a deficiency, it would require
million or so to be expended here to make it good
Yet when the crops are abundant there, they are
from that circumstance enabled to exp-nd several
millions more of dollars in purchasing cotton; so
that good crop in England may be sald to a GER
tain extent TO cause transfer from the agricultural
Interests OF the North, to that of the South In ad-
diton to the favorable accounts of the crops, we
perceive the Bank OF England has El6 900 in its
vauts-a larger sum than that establishment has had
OF specie, tor many years before. The manufacu-
ring districts, also, are in fourshing state. All
the various interests are very prosperous, in a
merclal point OF view, leading to the belief that
when business Is prosperous there, we feel the effects
OF the reaction in this country


! In political matters the news is equally favorable
There was discussion between the Ministry and
the Opposition, before the close of the parliamentary
session, IN which the sentiments of the most dstn-
gulshed Of both sides in relation to this country,
We're OF the kindest and most ccncilatory ma
ture, and favorable to satisfactory termination of
the Oregon negotiation. Not word was said OF
the annexation of Texas. The governments of both
France and England appear to be perfectly willing
to let America and Mexico settle the Texas question
IN their own way; we do not believe, therefore,
that Mexico will receive any aid or countenance In
realizing her pretensions to any part of American
territory. 1t is true find in some of the leading
tory journals certain rabd and ridiculous articles on
annexation, and the institutions and destiny of this
country. They seem to regard that measure as the
beginning OF a movement that will lead to the disso-
luton OF the Union. But if they had sound know
ledge of the constituent elements OF this Republic
they weud be satisfied that the tendency of its ins-
tutlons IS towards centralizatou not diffusion Of
power; and that the desire on the part of Texas to
be annexed to this Union of the greatest signs
OF this tendency


lhere are many other movements taking place in
England OF an interesting, al Though not important
character, to this country. The reformation in
Germany is making rapid progress, and the mo-
tions OF CueenV Vicora on the borders of the Rhine
are furnishing food for the ondon and Paris jour
mails. Upon the whole the ne ws is all good-very
good.


HE FoREIGN News ExrR Ess.-We are indebted
to Adams IL Co., Phillips Il Co., and Captain Stone
OF the swift steamer New Champion, for the early
receipt OF the English news yesterday morning.
The enterprise OF these gentlemen enabled us to
circulate the intelligence throughout the city at five
o'clock. The regular mail, with the news, did not
arrive till eleven o'clock seven hours after the arri
val OF Adams and Phillips In the New Champion.
CURIOUS FAcr.-TlIe New Orleans papers OF the
9th ut, received to day, contains the brought
by the Hibernia. ,Thvs, as the news of one steam
er reaches the extrerne SOUTH that of another ar
rives here.


INCREASE OF Ty.AvEL FROM BosroN-We Neain
from Gay that the steamer Massachusetts, Capsain
Comssock, arrivei yesterday from Stonington with
one thousand pa ssengers The Worcester, Capt
Bacon also can't crowded


Murder TRiA I've have report of murder
r. al at Riverhea d, which shall appear tomorrow.
TheatrleaIs.


PARK THrArRg.- Last evening presented Mr.. and Mrs