ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.
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The steamer Britannia, Captain Hewitt, arrived ing, after passage of 15 days from Liverpool, which place she left or the 4th inst.

 r The Britannia had 73 passengers for Boston, and IS for Halifax. She also took in IS at Halifax for Boston. Among the passengers were the Hon. Edward Everett and family.

 ] The prospects of the harvest in England are more encouraging, the fine weather having ripen- ed the wheat and enabled the farmers to get in their crops in good condition,

 The Liverpool Cotton Market was ani mated, and an advance of l.sdp 10. in many instances, had taken place. -, G.,

 The news, taken out by the Cambria, of the warike attitude of Mexico towards the United States caused quite sensation, and the London and Paris journals were discussing the merits of the question, with considerable warmth, in, the absence of less interesting and important matters. The news had an immediate effect upon Govern- ment securities, at the London Stock Exchange, and they experienced decline of about, IA per cent.

 A serious affray had taken'p place at Madagascar between the Natives and the French and English ships, in consequence of an order from the Queen of Madagascar, that all the English and French, residing in her dominions, should, within eleven days become her subjects by having themselves registered and naturalized as Malagactes. A num- Der were killed and wounded on both sides.

 There has been an insurrection in Madrid among &he shopkeepers Ad merchants, arising out of a new tributary system The capital was full of troops, and several persons had been killed by them. At the last dates. Madrid was .eompara- lively quiet. t.~ D,. terial crisis. Ministers have been superseded by the formation of new cabine:s. In Germany and Prussia, the new religious movement continues to occupy the attention of the people. t1 The disturbances in Mount Lebanon are likely to be efectually put down through the influence of | the Five Powers. .-r I$ The Royal Mail Steamer Cambria has made an- other extraordinary short passage She arrived at Liverpool early in the morning, on the 2sth ult., and the news was known in Lcndon, in the after. noon of the same day. ,.. s..-..g ,4 ...,. /, < ] The Queen. Prince Albert and suite, were still l in Germany, and had passed several days in Co. burg, the birth place of Prince Albert. It was arranged that the Queen and Prince Albert were tc reach Atwerp on the 9th inst, and there embark on board the Royal Yacht, and proceed to Flush. I ing, when the Yacht would anchor for the night

 and on Sunday the 7tb, start for the Isle of Wight

 and dsembark there on the sth inst.

 The Cotton market-that great barometer o public feeling-has shown symptoms of improve ment. The fine weather has had material infu. ence in strengthening this feeling, and in dispel ling the melancholy forebodings aboutthe harvest

 that had taken possession of the public mind.-

 The sales up to the end of the week, exceeds 4s,

 GOO bags-a daily average of more than 5000. Ir

 the four days since, nearly 10000 have been sold

 and prices are very evidently getting up.