From the N [ HenrZd.
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From the A. r. Heartd.

 LATE FROM EUROPE

 The packet ship Louis Philippe, Capt Cast of, has just arrived from Hayre, whence she sailed on the 8th inst.

 Our advices by her are six days later from France, and two days later from England

 The cotton market nIIayre was firm, with considerable sales. We learn verbally that there was a slightadvance on the 8lh, the day the Louis PhIlipe sailed.

 The religious excitement in Switzerland had not, at the last accounts, resulted in any thing fearful.

 A great commotion was caused in the church of St. Koch in Paris, when one of the Princesscs royal, the Duchess d'Aumale, and the Princess Ciemenine of SaXe Coburg, were present, by the explosion of a grenade during sermon of M L'Abbe Oliver. ltap- pears that some william had placed it so as to explode by the pressure of adoor in opening, near which 1t was put. No person was killed, only few being hurt, but large number were nearly frightened to death

 The Chancellor ofihe EXchequer has fixed upon the Huh of March for the sugar duties to take effect. No change in the money market at London.

 House of Commons. .Harc1 5-Hr Thorn ly had been informed that that day there had arrived in the port ol London samples of sugar from New Orleans, the produce of slave labor. What he wished 10 know was, whether this sugar, as well as that imported from Louisiana and other slave countries, would be admitted into this country upon the same terms as sugar imported from Java and Malta.

 Sir R. Peel said that those countries of the United States in which sugar was produced by slave labor, and admitted into England, were countries with which this kingdom had at present reciprocity treaties. With regard to the arrval annQunced by the honor able member, he, Sir k. Peel, begged to say, he had had no intimation whatever of 1t; but he would say, that at present sugar would not be admissible on the same terms as sugar, the produce of the countries mentioned by the honorable member But he would add, that he had no hesitation in saying that sugar, the produce of the United States, included under the reciprocity treaties, would be admit ted under the proposed advantages. (IIear)

 Mir. Thornely was very glad to hear that announcementlrom the right hthonorable baro- net, as new and very extensive trade in sugar was aboutto be opened with the eoun- tries he had named, 10 which this altered state of the law would be of great impof- tance.

 MT. Ewart wished to know whether 1t was not the fact that slaye-grown sugar, admitted at the reduced duty from the United States, would under-sel the free labor sugar of Mauritius and Java.

 Sir R Peel was understood to say that he was not prepared with an answer.

 \ scene of unusal violence of temper and personality had been enacted in the Cham Der of Deputies, between some half dozen of it's members Itcame very nearly, but not quite, to blows.

 Spain continues unsettled. Its new govern ment is not very firmly seated,

 Lisbon dates to the 26th have been re- ceiyed, The Queen of Portugal is likely to carry into effect hel anxiousl1 desired purpose of granting an amnesty to ibe parties engaged in the late revolt, now in exile. The Queens health continues favorable. A project of a

 

 Portuguese dominions, in the case of children born after the promulgation of the present law has been presented to the Chamber o Peers.

 TURKEY--A lteter from Constantinople O the 12th ut. states the representatives oi the five great powers, not having been able in their first conference to come to an uider- standing as to the reply to be made to the note of the Turkish ministry relative to il; project for settling the differences m the Lebanon, had held a second meeting, a which they agreed to a collective note | appears, however, that the ambassadors refuse 10 take upon themselves to accept or reIec the propositions of the Porte, and announce that they must apply for instructions to then respective courts.

 INDIA AND CHINA-We have received Bombay papers to the lst February, With ln' l telligence from other parts of India to cores ] bonding dates, and from China to the lotl t December The news from the Celestla Empire is totally without importance; Du i the accounts of the desutory though harrass- ing warfare carving oil in kolapore will Dc l found of Considerable interest. The trouble: in the KolaPore and Sawunt, Warree county and the formidable robberies in the North ern Concan, continue almost unabatcd, II defiance of the efforts of an army ofsl2Q0t men, scattered in detaclmenls above and be low the Ghauts. Adghanislan was tranquil

 

 An Irish paper says: .s Al present the Seoicl l rfoof are not fed. they exist on inc fecoIlec tion of What they ate in former years