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The Great Western arrived at New York on
the evening Of the 9th She sailed from Liver
pool on The 23d ullimo, and brings advices four
days later than those received by the Caledonia.
The weather continued exceedingly unpropitious
for the maturing and harvesting of the corn crop.
In London It had rained necessarily, and in tor
rents, for the twenty-four hours terminating on the
morning of the 22d Breadstuffs had advanced in
price, and consoIs had slightly declined. If the
failure in the yield is serious as seems to be ap
pretended, the occurrence will hasten the over
throw of the corn laws u rf+ s's't"t n'


The last accounts from the Queen left her al
Mayence on the Rhine. She reached there on
the evening Of the 18th from Coblentz, in her fa.
vorte liltIe sramer, the Fairy tender to the royal


yacht. Until now, in the various toursswhich she
hns made, she has always been favored with bright
skies :; bot. from the hour of her departure from
Osborne House, in the Isle of Wight, Nature has
not bestowrd upon her smile. The sun had
been ~incessanly obscured by dark clouds, and the
beauties of Drachenfels, Roendzack, Stolzenfels
and Johanne>berg, seen only through mists and
fogs These spots, so universally admired, mus


have presented rs cheerlrss an aspect as Birmng
ham Manchester on November mornlng.


| From Mayence the Queen is to proceed direct tc
Sake Coburg, where all the members of the SAKE
| Coburo-Golh family are to be assembled with the
| exception of the King of Portugal and Duke Au


gustas the husband ofthe Princess Clementine oI
Orleans, who is at the Chateau Of Eu.s%aa H.