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The latest Fprsign Ne'gs is by the Hlbernla'
which arrived at Boston on the 18th instant Cot
ton had slightly declined in England but the Corn
market continued firm. A New York paper
sums up the news as follows: 9 .g.al- ?. l.5
aIn En- glandthe improvement in the income
of rail roads continues especially on routes where
the, fare has been reduced. E.i.aa .ejga4,


"In France The demand for iron exceeds tne
supply, causing high prices. Mr. hlng nao @H re-
turned to Paris. ~ - 81 -, (, ss- z,,,, a, ,.-,


an ireland the Repeal goes steadily onward.
Mr. OConnel has appeared with renewed vigor
at Dublin, and the revenue of the Society has in
creased = =. . :. - = - = - r..
am BetgiiuD. the potato cropis better than was


"In Germany club has been form called
Young Germany It goes for Revolution and and
assasinatng Kings. a s..e.1
-aHalg proposes treaty with the United States,
with a great reduction of duties. s.a


Russia finds herself worsted in the Caucasian
war. +, e-5.I sajIa.sz-- a.a H.,


g China news to June Goth had been received
Nothing of interest from that country or India
Scnde was quiet under the British yoke" 1o