FOREIGN.
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By the arrival of the Columbia steam ship at Boston,
Liverpool and London papers to the 18th of May, have
been received


We have avices relative the Liverpool Cotton Mar
ke to the 18TH Only very moderate business done
that day; there was, however, change in prices,
and the transactions altogether amounted to 1000 bales
j, 500 American 4d a 1-2d; 12O Egyptian lid
100 Pernam I'd 200 Surat Sd I'D so Maranham l-2
a Sd.


Money is abundant in England Good bills can be dis
counted at three per cent and many of the first
chants instead of employing their capital in the ordinary
way of business seeking for its investment on loan
fortunate if they can obtain 1-2 per cent


great disaster has befaen the city OF Hamburg in
Germany A conhagraton, unprecedented since the
great fire of London has laid large portion of the city
in ruins after lasting days, before any mastery
gained the progress of the flames. 1t is stated that
60 streets, COURTS and alleys, and Is public buildings, in
all about 800 houses have fallen sacrifice The
ber of lives lost is said to be between $50 and 300.


frightfu accident occurred the Raj Road between
Versailles and Paris, by which so persons killed
and 80 wounded.


Another conspiracy had been detected to assassnate
the King of the French and number of persons had
been arrested. ..-


Letters from Athens of the 2sth ul state that several
violent shocks of earthquake felt in various parts
of the Peloponnesus the I5th at Sparta, the shocks
lasted from 25 to 80 seconds The inhabitants terri


fed out of their houses. On the same day, and in the
of the night, four FIVE other slghter shocks
were experienced. Beyond the Eurotas an immense
rock fell from Mount Meenas the village of Drou-
chas An old situate in the town of Magoules
thrown to the ground At Mista the soil trembed with
more violence than at SPARTA and portion of the Hell
lenic College and several houses were destroyed.


correspondent writes from Java, that in the morning
of November l4, eruption of the Goenseng Goen.er
Mountain the district of Preanger, took place with Vo
lent subterraneous noses which lasted till three in the
afternoons covering the earth the extent of ten miles
around with sand and cners to various Depths from two
to FIVE inches, damaging great space of cultivated
ground and upwards of 400 600 Coffee trees.