ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA.
AT BOSTON.

SIXTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE,
ASIA AND AFRICA.

Arrival Of the Overland Mail from India.
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail from India.


Highly Important Commercial


Intelligence.


Advance in the Price Of Cotton.
Increase Of the Religious Excitement in Eng
land and Ireland, &c. &c. &c.


The Cambria, the famous new steam ship, Capt.
Judkins, arrived at Boston at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning, Just as the cars were leaving for New
York.


She was nearly twenty days in crossing the
ocean. She met with horrible weather. Her decks
were swept Of three boats.


She brings ninety passengers.


The superior enterprise of Adams u Co. enabled
them to reach the train in time to bring the news
to this city last evening.


They brought Wilmer Il Smiths European Times
of the 4th inst, from which we make copious ex-
tracts.


We give the markets in full.


Cotton has gone up an eighth of a penny pound
since the departure of the Oxford.


This news of rise in the price of cotton is very
important to the commercial interests of this coun-
try.


There is no political intelligence of consequence.
The King Of France has opened the Chambers
with speech.


Spain continues in dreadful condition.


Zurbano had not been captured.


There was plethora in the London Money
Market. Interest, 2 81 per cent.


American provisions were dull Of sale; owing, it
was said, to small stocks.


Nothing. worth button, from India or China.
The steamer Hibernia will leave Liverpool, Feb
ruary 4th, for Halifax and Boston.


We are glad to find, from letters received from
Trebizond, of the 10Th November, that DR.. Woolf
has arrived in safety at Teheran, on his way to
Tabreez and Erzeroum, on his return to England
Letters from Vienna state, that the late reduc-
ton of duty on coffee in the Austrian States has
been 30 beneficial to the treasury by the increase
of the consumption, that further reduction is
contemplated.


1t is confidently stated that the King Of Prussia
has determined definitely to give constitution to
his kingdom.


A Scotch clergyman, the Rev. Weir Tulloch,
who has been committing forgery at Perth, has fled
to the United States. He sailed from Liverpool,
and his pursuers took steamer from this port,
thinking they might be able to overtake the packet
in which he sailed. Failing in this, messenger
to arrest him goes out by the Cambria.


The French papers complain that the Curieuse,
French vessel, has been seized at the Gambia,
and condemned as SLAYER, on insufficient grounds
The Constitutional says the marriage of Queen
Isabella II. with the Count of Trapani is finally
determined on.


The Rothschilds have granted loan of Is 900
fhalersfor railroad between Berlin and Konigs-
berg.


The commissioners of the income tax seem de.
escape his contribution to that impost. They estl-
mate his receipts at E25, ,0OO


1t is contemplated by the government to send
out another expedition to the Arctic Regions, with
the view of discovering the or North West pas
sage between the Atlantic and Pacific.


Suicides being so numerous in Prussia, owing to
imprisonment for debt, the government have 1t in
contemplation to abolish that mode of satisfying
the creditor. ng


The Chancellor of the Exchequer, it is rumored,
is about to propose a reduction In the Three per
Cents on the opening of Parliament.


A meeting was heldin London ON Monday week,
at Exeter Hail. Lord John Russell in the chair, for
entering into subscriptions, and devisng means to
relieve father Mathew from his endorsements
About 1000 persons were present.


Mr.. EvRRKTr.-Mr. Everett, the present Minis
ter of the United States to Court, is expected
to leave this country early in the spring tor
ington Mr.. Rives. the present Secretary OF Lega-
ton, will be accredited as Charge dAffaires, if the
successor Of the hon. gentleman should not arrive
before his departure for America.


The new Royal Exchange is now thrown open
for the dispatch OF business the underwriters hav-
ing removed there from the old inconvenient quar-
tiers at the South Sea House.


There has been an enormous increase in the ex-
port OF salt during the present year. The quantity
exported during this year, at Liverpool, Hull, and
Gloucester, It is said, will amount to about six
hundred thousand tons! The consumption of salt
in London is estimated at five hundred tons weekly
The Medical Gazette contains long article from
the pens Of DR.. Hastings and Mr.. r. Storks, sur
geons, descriptive OF remarkable operation for the
witty of the lung through the walls of the chest
The cure is described as being complete.


We announced some time ago, that the Bank of
England had determined to coll in all the El 900
notes. for the purpose of cancellins those stolen
from the banking house of Rogers dg Co. The ex-
pertinent, it is understood, has been successful
The El 900 notes are principally held by the bank
ers-rarely by private individuals


COMPLIMENT TO CAPT. BuRsLEY.-Capt Bursley,
the commander OF the Hottnguer, 80 well known
in the New York trade as an able seaman, and an
active, indefatigable caterer for the comfort and
accommodation of those under his charge, received
the present Of splendid dressing from his ca
panied by beautiful and feeling letter, expressive
OF the respect and esteem IN which the subscribers
hold him. The reply Of Captain Bunley is pithy
and feeling. One passage will convey Its spirit -
The long passage--long nights-head winds
aad cold WATCHES on deck, will soon be forgotten ;
while shall long retain the memory of such kind
passengers, and such happy termination OF our
voyage"


LIVERPOOL REGIsrRy OF SHIPPrNe-The Com.
mttee of this society have found il necessary. az
ter an experiment OF three years. to revise the ia
bes for the classification Of the various kinds Of
wood used in the construction of new ships with 4
view to introduce national standard of a higher
order for the Improvement Of the British mercantile