From the Boston Post.
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The Royal Mail Steamship CALEDONIA arrived
at about 2ocIock this morning, bringing US Liv-
erpool papers to the l9Ih uII. and London to the
evening Of the 18th.


The Caledonia met with some rough weather
which considerably delayed her passage.
The price Of Corn was rising rapidly. The
weather in England continued most wretched for
the crops.


The iron trade was brisk, and the demand far
beyond the supply.


The state OF trade in the manufacturing dis
!ucts, does not certainly give an indication OF the
existing feeling in the Cotton market. The trade
is less brisk than il has been.
The American Provision trade hourishes.-
The stock Of Beef, Pork, aud Cheese, is light; and
The state Of things in Ireland will have tendency
not only to improve prices, but to lessen COM
petition. sV!


The Cotton market is depressed, the business
transacted is limited, prices have a downward
tendency, ana holders, ev identity no, at ease, show
desire to accept the curren, rates, and to press
their stocks. The sales of the week, ending on
Friday, only omun,ed to 10000 bales, and limited
Us this busipessis,it even more restricted yes.
terday,--for not more than 1900 10 5000 bags
changed hands.


The money market shows IS mptoms of wav.
crng under the black clouds which appear in the
distance. During the last few days the price Of
consoIs has declined one per cent.


There is little of inleres, in the foreign news Of
the week beyond tho tiding, from Algeria. That
brave and ,unsubdued chief, Ab1-eLKader, has
achieved another triumph over his French inva-
ders. He surprised and captured another 200 of
them. Tho poor fellows, it is true, were sick
and could make no resistance.


The price Of bread has advanced in Paris, and
indeed all over Europe.


The King and Queen of the Belgians at the last
accounts were still in France, but.were to return
to Brussels the first of the month.


The failure Of tho potato crop in Ireland is q
most distressing event. The accounts conncc led
with this subject, from all parts of that country,
are painful in the extreme.