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DaILh INp1 4It4tNl4-'


BY the arrival of the Hibernia at Boston on
Wednesday, Is O'Clock P. NJ we have Liverpool
dates 10 The 4,h and London TO the Sd-twenty-
three DAYS later than the news by the Roscirs-
The Jews is not very important.


The Cotton market, says lhe European Times, Is
oieTaby brisk. The saes on the ID anonsted y .ogo
baSz, and on Saturday ;hcy were 5oop iElee te'l4
steady, and the supplies plenainl.
Money continues plentiful, and the besi oiiis, OF
which tere Is fair quantity arc dong ana Syg ~
done :; .! y Others, which are always 4ei''-l- -
6 aai ;.


The Railway market Is excited. Many OF the
ioile7s and dealers of the stock t-Ac4'se ~ 80
re5 tjei- cuI.al and their attention TO that new VICE ~
~ ,laan The funds have been slightly aAecis Ilsiil
his circumstance, combined with iie ct-'.cai 90
,be French Ministry. Nedcsa Stock, % III .ul,l e-
--es.d : really more tuuyant in consequence Q. o'i
49, downfall The change OF men and manners WHICH,
maj and IS destined To witness strange = te
.1onay seems has strengthened is credit IN f-h7a,c


A,rrr,c,y Hops.-Another resul; OF The opera
tb Importation OF Hops from the United States Inc
Inres have beel pronounced. by competent judges q


ite equal il favor and quality 10 any produced N t'
country.


There is no intelligence of the missing ships,
England and United states.


Mr. Everett, the American Minister, entertained
Sir l. Peel and distinguished party at di'er on l!e ISL
ul; al his mansion IN Grosvcnor Place.


FEB 1.-The .Inerican Minister. and Mrs and Miss l-'-
erett arrived a, Windsor Castle, on VISIT 20 me ee


There was some talk of minor changes IN the
c, osition of the British Ministry. consequent upon e
Fah ef -ar - fcrrn.ins By which his eldest son. Lora
Elliot sas called TIE upper house lBi' xae'''e- W
oi,e of Secretary Ireland, 70 which ~ Ionas
mantle appointed. thereby vacatoS tle PS. "a
secretary Hon. sydney Herbert, Secretary oi me il
-of.v i. y-es :hol- wcul succeed SiT THOMAS te"'
,le Mr Gladstone, President OF The IoaI oi race &
expected 70 retire, and the Earl Of Dahousi was soh O.
a his probable successor


i r,mor was current in some of the political cir-
i.s .ts. ord John Russell Nigh: be expected 10 take


ire as member Of Sir Rober: Peel Ministry; but tie
rrror was generally considered rather PrepostcTous-


The Queen and Prince Albert have been Paying
royal ysl;s-one o. state to me uhe 81 ~ .' -
stowe. and one Of more private lii' 's',.' MN " "
Duke OF Wellington.


SIR Charles Metcalfe was recently raised 10 the
dignity d; Baron OF The United Kingdom oil t'.ea, BIT
tain ana Ireland under the Il c OF Baron MetciAe o.
Fernhin.


Parliament was TO open on the 4th, and had the
Jacket waited few hours onger,it would have taken cut
The 0uees speech The general impression IS That Ire
land viii be alluded soothing terms and hat another
modification Of the sugar duties VIII be announced


There was violent storm at Liyerpool on the Isl
and % inst; Il caused nuch destruction 10 me shipping
ON The West coast England. Many vessels were driven
ashore ard lost. Among them was the ship VIM E;;'
which lost O.. her crcw, drowned.


TIE CuuRcH. The difficulties IN the established
likely 10 uc FTiieu ~ i'''4+''@'4'


-,c measure in Parliament which shall bring U7iicr> 10
4 final settlement. The Archbishop OF Canterbury mas -
nod nm NJ css i'll which he recommends the clergy 70 ap-


rom av farther attempt 10 introduce Chai-c> mo
church service unless they are acceptable e The n!;!,
and TO let the controversy lie over under the prospect 10
which we have ailaded Under these circumstances .e
Eshop Of Exeter wdra'es from the contest "ii ihe H'
of hi, diocese and has ecdred that lie tanNN accepts
rho prospect Of an adjustment o their present dyersitie
hr some general measures which shall have the sanction oil
the whole Church.


The (iuano trade still forms prominent branch
Of commerce. 1; employ. large amount oil snf- anu
aIv great deal of business hes been recently done on
speculation; aud the for investment Tor i' new &C.
.criut on of manure Is increasing daily.


The Electric Telegraph from London 10 South,
ar,o and Go>port is completed and successful trial Of
is noycrs was made few days before the steamer eii
Cospo-t is distant from London eighty miles


THE PExxY PoSr-GIFr or TIE LoNDoX MER-
CHANTS TO Rowland IIILL.-The city Of LoEion meT-
caut!lc committee on postage have presented r oWiaia
lin with cequc for 10000, with an intmaton that


ey reserve till some future opportunity the pleasure oi


making more public presentation OF The fruits OF Their
I labors on his behalf


Ii is understood in the city that MIR j. II. Palm
er has rocc again America. 10 endcav" 70 get settle
men; of the claims creditors Of tho Trust
Company.


The Aut-Corn Law League, al their annual
meeting in Manchester, few days snce' gave naming
statement their wealth tier progress and their power
They have expended f210000 In purchases OF Freehold
and other property out OF which TO manufacture county
qualifications; and they boast that. whenever the next
election comes, South Lancashire, anu we know noth
man. other counties, will be theirs


Tur C;oyEsNMENr or TIE CAXADAS.-lt has been
currently reported that her Majesty has been graeiousy
pleased 10 appoint Sir Henry Pc;;nScr Governor General
of Canada in place OF Sir Charles Metca, who Is seri-
ousy int.sposed The spectator las represented the IL
ness OF Sir Charles Dc dangerous but this stated by his
| friends to be all eXaggcration.


READING ROOM FOR AMERICAN CAPTAINS


On Tuesday. the 2lst of January, ii spacious and
elegantly iufshed reading EooIn or the use OF the cap
tai of American vessels visiting the port; opened N
part of the premises occupied b. Mcss>. larndcn CO.
the extensive American forwarding agents, n No 60 Wa
erloo road, Liverpool Messrs harnden celeoFaed the
opening By giving excellent deHFc 10 which the cap
ains and other gentlemen invited. Captain I. 81
Croppcr OF the packet ship Newlo occupied the chair
ON the OCCASION and discharged lis duties In highly be-
coming manner. The vice chair filed by Edward q.
Tuckenan Esq. who the llie and soul OF the party,
aud who was supported by Joel w White Ee the l. ;.
consul AT this port The Queen The President OF the
United States" LONG and happy union between Eng
land and America" and many other loyal and patriotic
oa>;S were drunk enthusiastically In the course Of The
proceedings the chairman christcncd the room Bowditc
Hail., after ceebraed gentleman OF that name late OF
Boston.


The repeal question IN ireland has been thrown
into the shade by agitation OF very different and uI-
expected character. The bcquesS act has created differ
cnce of opinion not only among the Catholic laity INT
amor the higher orders OF the clergy. HE excitement
casoned by this had IL degree sulsed, when
ii rumured that the Government had opened nesoa-
ton with the Pope the purpose Of connecting the Irish
Catholic Church with the State, either by making provis-
ion the clergy, by obtaining cocoyddt giving the
Crown ;Ae nomination OF the pr'iate>.


This app rcny took AL parties by surprtsie but
before there had bee much time lOr the expression OF
public opinion The subject, Archbishop Croy, the Ca
hoc irinatc Ireland, published letter addressed TO
him by the Propaganda, the command Of the Pope,
charging him adnonsh a ccclcsas;S, aud especially


those OF Episcopal rank, abstain from taking any part IN
political meetings or dinners, and s,tious4 TO avoid
what may lightly excite asate the iicck COM
nii;el TO them.


O'Connell. at a meeting OF the Repeal Assccia-
te admitted with expressions OF regret that AeFe was
truth in the statement that the Discussion produced
hy the bejue.s act had tended 10 damp the agitation for
/ repeal He proposed that Lord French AID hs son. Mr.
john Conne. dond be sent 10 Rome as delegates from
the Association in order lay their before the Pope
iinplore his Holiness not TO ihwart them in teir ex-
erons 10 obtain restoration Of their domestic legislature
No Protestant speakers the days Of the No rofer
agitation could haze surpassed the leading Catholic cl-
5ers n, Association in The veeence o their Protesa-
tons against the Pope sh; interfere ia tie temporal
Affairs u! the people Of Ireland.


