FOREIGN NEWS.
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The steamship Great Western arrived
at New York on Sunday, in fifteen days
from Liverpool.


Our files are to the l7rh May from
London, and the same from Liverpool.


The probability Of war with the U.
nited States occupies the public mind OH
the other side of the Atlantic, TO the ex-
cluslon of every other topic.


The Texan Ex>Secreiarv of State
Ashbel Smith, arrived out, as resident
Minister in France and England.


The commercial accounts by this lack
ct are more favorable than could have
been anticipated.


One hundred lives were lost by the
falling of the chain>bridge at Yarmouth,
England, on the 4th ullimo.


Nothing Of any interest has been broach-
ed in the British Parliament since las
advices.


The Cotton Market was active in the
early part of last week, and good deal
OF speculation had been going on, without
however. any advance in price.


The Russians. are collecting vast ar.
mics for the conquest of the Gaucas us,
not less. it is SAID, than 100000 men.


Another comet Of conslderab splen.
dor, has made its appearance in the
souIhem hemisphere. Its decIlnalion is
AZ degrees south. 1t will not be visible
in Europe.


The value Of the contributions to the
great Free rrade and Anti, Corn law Ba.
zaar, held in Covent Garden Theatre, ex-
ceeds 100000.


The Notifications of Paris are to be
armed with 22OS morlars, cannon, or
howrzers, Of which so are to be Pax-
hans guns, $3.50 muskets for the ram,
parts, 100000 infantry muskets, 1900
fuses, 100000 projectiles, sc.