FOREIGN NEWS.
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The British Nail steamship Caledonia, arrived
a, Boston on the 80, being out over IA days. The
news she brings is not important. l he Quee"
was on a visit 10 Germany. Cotton was hrm,
rico and sugar wero advancing. The other items
would prove uninieresling 10 our readers save
such extracts as we have made.


The Liverpool Times speaks as follows oi our
new Minister:


TIE n,,e American Miniaer.--ln our last publ.
cation we noticed the arrival of his excel!ency
the Hon. Louis M'Lane in London Since he
reached the British metropolis, Mr.. MLane' not
having been able to command suitable residence,
has been s,ay yng at Thomass hotel, where nc s'l''
remains. Ga the 9th instant he was presen'edto 10
the foreign minister; the Earl OF Aberdeen; ana
on the Sh he attended at Buckingham palace where
he delivered his credentials to her majesty, ana
was most graciously, and even kindly received
Mr.. MLane was presen, in his place IN The house
Of lords, amongst the corps dipiomatique, on the
occasion Of the prorosatlon OF Parliament oy Tue
queen.


After speaking iu the highest terms Of Mr. EV'
ere;; the late Minister, the Times goes on to sa :


The American AMBASSADOR was anxious to enter
upon tho object of his mission instantcr. but as
Lord Aberdeen had arranged to accompany the
queen to Germany, the commencement OF negott'
ations was postponed. The imperial parliament
was prorogucd, on Saturday the 9th instant, with
the usual ceremonies by her Majesty in person.


We have not room to inser, the Queen speech
it is without interest to our readers.


The unfavorable state of the weather, and con-
seouent uncertainty of Il full crop of grain, has
had serious effect upon the money market


Mexican Bonds had decreased , per cont on the
accoun. of the news taken out by the Britannia
The English journals do not believe that Mexico
will declare war under existing circumstances.


Mr.. Everett, still remains in England but he
was OH the eve o. departure when the Caledonia
left.


We find the following item which we give as
extraordinary:


Extraordinary case Of Grim. con.--On Friday
last, at the Croydon osszcs, an action was brought
BY Mr.. Cook. an attorney. against the Rev. Mr..
Wea,heral!. Il minister of the church Of England,
and rector Of ByfrId in Norlhampionshlro, for
criminal conversation with his own daughter, the
wife of the pIainsitI. A verdict OF !t3OOO damages
was returned.


ireland still bewiIders the quid-nuncs. The
great Orange demonstration took place a! Ennis
kiiIen on the 18th of August. The affair, os re-
ga rds NUMBERS was a failure, but there was 10
lack of oratory or enthusiasm.


The Deputy Lieutenant, of Ireland has been
dismissed for attending an Orange meeting. The
Ministers seem determined 10 administer even.
handed Justice 10 Orongeinen and Repralers. II


Mr.. OConnoN is AT Darrynane. lie mas ME
" written to the Repeal Association, and from
his not mentioning Shiel, Wyso, nor Murphy, ii
is supposed that he has adopted the motto, that
",hosc who are no, ior me are against inc" and
consequently will recommend the return Of a full
Repeal ticket leaving them out.


From France the news is without interest. The
press, generally, seem to regard the declaration
of war by Mexico, as very foolish, and think that
the Mexicans depend upon assistance from Eng
land, they recommend France to remain strictly
neutral.


Spain is still convulsed with civil strife
Nothing but in i1surrecions and arrests take place.
Further the news is uninteresng.,