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The steamer Great Western" arrived at New


York, after passage of IA days and half from


BRISTOL channel bringing Bristol papers of S1st and


london and Liverpool to the goth July.


The political news is not of much importance.


Mehemet Ali, the enterprising and enlightened Pa


cha of Egypt has refused pay any further tribute


to the Sultan, and intends to assert his indepen-


dence of the Porte.


The Irish Corporation Bill as it is termed con-
tlnues to occupy the attention of Parliament and
the people. In the Lords the clause extending the
right of suffrage to occupants of E5 tenements has
been rejected, and 6 10 substituted Ministers have
acceded to this change and will doubtless pass the
House of Commons as it returns from the Lords.
notwithstanding the declaration of O'Connel and
Others that they would refuse to receive it with the
E 10 qualification clause inserted


Ireland continues in a most disturbed state. and
OConneH declares that nothing will satisfy him &,
her but the total abolishment of the tyte system.


The papers are filled with the details of severe
storm Of rain accompanied with thunder which oc
CURED in Lancashire and Yorkshire in Julv. bv
which many lives were lost, and large amount of
property destroyed. Also, with the particulars of
the destruction by fire of the Vaudeville Theatre at
Paris, and great fire at Grand Cairo which ragged
upwards of three days, and destroyed about 600
houses.
The crops in England are very promising; wheat,
barley and oats, beans, &C. in very fourishing
conditions


Cotton nrGrket.-The following is the account
given of the Cotton market, in Liverpool on the
goth July:
The import of Cotton continues heavy, and the
demand moderate; but as the chief holders are ra-
lheT holding back their stock, the market remains
without change for all descriptions. The total
sales of this week have been 500 bales, of which
'peculators have taken 300 American, and export
ers 800 American and 800 Surat.


The following are the particulars of the sales.
sgd; 1880 Alabama I'd; iso Sea Island 10
! 26d; $40 Pernam 81 94d; $50 Maran6am :
33d $50 Bahia 81 a SD; $50 Egyptian 81 a 12id;
800 Surat IA sgd; 90 w. India 7Ad; $40 Lagui,
a 74d; 20 Carthagena Sd; 500 Peruvian a Sad.
Total is, 700. s > : 2N $