LATER FROM EUROPE.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.


BIZ the arrival of the GREAT WESTERN last
evening we have received London dstes 10 the 22d
uit.-three days later. There is no news OF suf-
cient interest to fll any great space in our columns
The Queen was well, and talking of visiting Ireland
No essential change has taken place il the markets
Cotton is fat, though there has been 10 change IN
prices.


A large araonnt of plate and money was stolen
from Hampton Court Palace OF the 18th.


A man named Joseph Hall has been arrested
and committed, on charge of having stolen large
amount OF money at Boston


The Times is discussing the question Of Prison
Discipline at length and with ability. Most horri-
bic eruelles in the Prisons are brought TO light.


A terrible explosion ef steam boiler in the
mandatory of Bulcho & Co. at Scarboro', occur
red on the 18th. The roof of the building was
blown of and fell upon the men at work--about
100 in number Fourteen bodies had been taken
out.


The schooner Despatch and sloop Margaret ran
afoul of each other on the 18th on the Eastern
coast. LLb SIoOp sum nIti t"O VI ICI NAS"' StiN
was owned at Leth.


Great excitement has been produced by an cc-
currence in cne of the prisons. A young man, after
confinement of six months. came out so emacia-
ted that he lived but a few days: he said his i'll
ness arose from starvation and i'll treatment.


George Thompson, the celebrated Aboitienist,
is going 20 India.


FROM GERMASr.-It is said that the Emperor
of Russia was to visit Berlin on the 18th. Count
de Teleky and Count de Berthlen Tough duel on
the 4th ult. at Chessenburg the latter was mortal
ly wounded and the former was instantly killed.


Government has determined to institute rigid
inquiry into late enormous frauds on the Customs,
in which some of the heaviest London houses are
implicated


The official correspondence with Miss Marti-
neau relative to her pension is published III the
Standard She declines receiving it with graceful
dignity-objecting to receive aid except imsedi-
ately from Parliament, because they represent the
people whom she has served, and thinks her free
dom Of speech would be abridged and hcr personal
influence injured! She says she is not in need of it
though the lack of protection to her literary prop,
erty has kept her peor.


The London papers keep up their comments on
the Treaty Correspondence. They agree that the
right of search for British Soldiers will be aban
doned but complain that the French confound
this with the right Of visitation to search for slaves
The Paris papers see in the recent action of the
Canadian Government the beginning of u conts.
between Great Britain and her American Colonies
which "will terminate only on the field of battle
The Debats refers the whole mischief first to the
Union of the Provinces and then TO the act making
the Executive responsible to the Legislature. Th'
National complains loudly of the enormous in
- R-e-, on ,be III Prince de Joinville arrived


From SPAIN accounts are to the 12tn--
traordnary Cabinet Council was hell on that daS
There is nothing of interest.


FROM TuRKEY.-The Turks have seized on th
Persian town of koi, and Belunem Muza thc
Shek' son has marched against them with 0 ,0O(
men. Tne kurds continue their depredations
| IT, -I,a:: IzurIssu HaS nad mum
Der of persons arrested on suspicion of conspiracy
Ex-Minister Raschewitz has been condemned t
imprisonment for life for official misconduct.