LATEST FoREIGN NEWS.
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! We are indebted to the Editor of The New
York Morning News for his second edition of
Saturday last in which we have the latest foreign
news by the arrival of the Britania, at Boston, on
the 10Th inst. The Brittania brought one hum
dred and ono passengers among them the Hon.
Edward Everitt, lady and daughter. 6tg


The cotton market has shown symptoms of i'm
progement. The sales, upto the end Of the week,
exceeded $4,000 bags a daily average of more
than 5000. In the four days since nearly 10000
have been sold, and prices very evidently get
ting up. *, @ a5 .,5,s ...,.so7 e !. =
Fhe weather in England, which had for some
time been stormy, and which it was feared would
greatly injure the growing crops and retard the
harvest, has suddenly changed for the better, and
there is a fair prospect of abundance Every in
terest is feeling the advantage of restored conf
dence.


The state of trade is in most respects satisfacto-
ry. The demand for all the leading staples, whe-
ther sugar, coffee, wool or cotton, is so steady as
to indicate a healthy consumption, and the sup
plies are sufficient to check any exorbitant ad-
vance.


The religious Disturbances in Germany have
not been renewed, and the popular irritation has
been allayed by the Kings prompt compliance
with the request ofthe citizens in regard to COM
mission of inquiry. =,


The news from ireland is not important


There had been another disturbance at Madrid,
Spain, the people having resolved not to pay the
new house taxes The military were called out,
and several persons killed and wounded. :s-


The intelligence from other quarters of Europe
is not important. ear


Liverpool Cotton Market, Aug 90. The Cot
ton market had a steady appearance during the
early part of-the week, when the weather was
sill dull and gloomy, and previous 10 the arrival
of the steamer But the bright and apparently
settled weather of the last three days, together
with the accounts by the last packets, which are
generally considered to be in favor of holders,
have given US strong and somewhat advancing
market. The actual change in the quotations is
but slight. but there is decided increase in con-
fdence and firmness with which that article is
held, and there can heardly be any doubt that,
with good harvest time, our market will do
more than support its ground $500 American
and 4,400 Egyptian have been taken on specula-
ton; and 600 American, $50 Pernam, SO Surat,
100 Egyptian for export. The total number of
sales amount to 43, 900 bales. .e