From Willmer & Smiths European Times. July G.

 STILL ONE DAY LATER.
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 The intelligence since the departure of the Britan- nia yesterday, is necessarily meager The interven- ing twelve hours, however, have brought distressing intelligence from Ireland. At fair held in the vI- cinty of Cork, some dispute arose between the pea santry and the police, when the fhtter eveled ther weapons and deliberately shot eight of the persons.

 Mr. O'Conneli has returned to Dublin. He left London immediately after his unsuccessful efforts to fashion the Collegiate Bill to the taste of the Catho lie prelates. His journey across the channe has not evidently increased his iondness for the "Saxon;" 7" and hIs parliamentary colleagues, Mir. Smith O.. Brlen, and his son, John O'Connell, return, like himself. with tempers soured by disappointment.

 The proceedings in the British Parliament pos sess little interest. The House of Commons is en- gagged in another breach of privilege conflict. Mr. Parrott, formerly member of the House, gave some evidence recently before a select committee, which was afterwards published in one of the "blue books !" and his sta statemenls-their correctness is not im- pugned-were thought to compromise a MT. Philips, that person had thought proper to biing an action against him. The House has ordered that the parties to the action be brought to the bar on Monday. If the House wish to maintain vestige of it's power, desire to be treated with particle of respect it must exercise the to ensure the other, and wIt- out delay. A growing conviction of this kind seems at length to have forced itself upon the attention of reluctant members.

 IL may gratiiy commercial readers in the U. States and Canada, to learn that the rival port 10 Liverpool, on the opposite shore of the Mersey- Brkenkead-will soon be in condition to receive American and other shipping. Competition is the soul of trade, and of the results of the compeI- tion which this town is destined to experience from the 'cty the water is, that when the docks opened. as they will be in a couple of months, d reduction will be made in the dock dues and other charges merchandise in Liverpool. As proof of how things 'going ahead" amongst our opposite neighbors, it may be nioned that the Birkenhead Commissioners sold, on Wednesday last, a quantity nt Iizad Iirh f,,,n ago did not cost them fifth part of the price. Such IS commeree-such is competition!