ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP


GREAT WESTERN
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


TIL, Great Western arrived in New
York on Tuesday evening the Oh inst.


She sailed from Liverpool on the Esd
ult., and experienced constant and heavy
westerly gales. This satisfactorily accounts
for the length of her passage.


One hundred and forty Ave passengers
have come out In her-as Larger number
than ever before came in an ocean steam
ee.


Among hepasseneers in the Western,
are the fIon d Jeniter. lase y. S. Minister
10 Austria Hon. w. Bouiware. late L. ).
Minister 10 Naples; and the Hon. c.
Hughes, late u s. Minister to the Hague.
Advices from Switzerland state affairs IN
that unhappy country ire now neara cri-
SIS Il will be hasened by the dispersion
OF the De-.


The demand for Canadian corn was ac-
tive. in Consequence OF tie unsettled state of
the weather


The overland maii arrived on the 2ist
ult, the com mercial accounts by which,
| possess no striking feature, and mav,- upon
the whole, be considered favorable Ex.
| change was brisk. and freights for Englan
| had improved. The cholera was swee ping
| over Western India, and hurryng lis vic.
| TINS to their .Ia&t account. A. Lahone the
mortality was dreadful bordering on 80.
600. From China there is nothing new.
INDIA.-The Overland Mail arrived In
London on The Goth inst.


The cholera had reappeared at almos
every station in Western India, and had
commIited most frightfl! ravages on the na
| tive inhabitants although the number of It's
European victims had been comparatively
small.


In the Ppnjlub it had made sad havoc,
carrying off a. Lahore from 500to coo dai-
| ~. At Lahore from % 000 to $4,000 had
fallen victims to it. The rebellion of Pesha-
ra Singh was becoming every day more for
midabie. The groat body of the royal
treeps has,it is said, refused to take up arms
against him.


LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET -Repori
for Tie seees ending dag, --Throughoul
the greater portion ofthis week the market
has been dull, and rather lower prices have
been taken; but yesterday and to day there
has been more business daing. and better
rates have been obtained, but sill it's diff
cut to sell at last weeks prices, although we
cannot make any change in the quotations
Brazds are dull Of sale, brt without change
! Egyptian are at point lower; sa le has
been made to-day 1000 bales al cd In
Surats there has been a pretty good business
doing at steady prices. 4,500 American
1900 Egyptian and $50 Suras have been
taken on speculation; 5000 American and
| $50 Surat for export. The sales of the
week amount TO 81, ,040 bales