LATE FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the British Queen.
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holt from Antwerp on the IN ana N"uthd'hl ''O
(Eng) on the 10Th reached th. port about 10
o'clock last evening after a bois,erous passage o.
Il day. from the latter port in which sho encoun-
tered succession Of storms and Westerly galc-.
She brings 3j passengers


She los, sailor overheard on the l,h, while
engaged in securing an anchor. Every eioIl tc
save him proved fruitess.


Sis Robert Pecrs New Tariff Bill passed IT'S
third reading in the House of Lords on the night
of the 9th, byj2 to .. The Railway bill was read
second time. After some discussion by the Dukes
of Richmond and Wellington, Lord, Brougham and
Ha,herton the Earl of Devon and NIscount Mel
bourne, the subject of the Mine. and Collieries biil
was deferred for the present.


In The House of Commons the Coherie' bill was
discussed, and Mr. Answorth centended th.' the
Report of the Commissioners was one-sidea and
greatly exaggerated.


The Supply till was taken up on the 9Th and
the unparalleled distress toai prevailed throughout
the country deplored by nearly all the speakers.


Mr.. Hume moved an inquiry into an unauthor-
lied increase of the national debt to the amount OF
1885, j,jG9, but was defeated.


In the House of Commons, a motion by Mr..
Wallace TO go into Committee on the dstresses
of the Country was debated al length, and though
supported by all the talent of the opposition
defeated signaly; Yeas, i8; Nays, l94.


The Municipal Corporation Bill read a
third time and passed


The Linen Manufactures Bill CIreland) was
read second time.


The Prisons Bill was passed through in com
mitee and reported


The House then adjourned, A. NJ


The distress in the Manufacturing Districts con-
rinues, and is rather increasing in severity. In
Leeds, 900 families are receiving Parochial relief.
Col. Dundas of the Army has been publicly
punished for using at table language disrespectful
10 the Queen.


The amount received for the benefit Of the suf-
ferers by the ire in Hamburg up to June 22d was
3,23000o marks banco.


The French Elections were to take place on
Sunday the 10TH The Ministers confidently cx-
peced a Conservative majority of7O to 30. The
elections in Par, will probably be favorable to the
Opposition.


OF the leaders of parties TIE return of NJ.
Jacques Lailittc for Rouen is the most doubtful.
NJ Odillon Barro,i has been forced to stand tor
the Colleges his old seat being compromised. VI.
Thiers will be reelected for AK, and NJ. Berger
is safe for Marseille. The Ministers will all be
returned


NJ. Casner Pericr, first Secretary Of the French
Embassy at ST Peter>bvrgh, remains there in
complete isolation-the Russian nobility, inrursu-
ance of an intim,ton from the Palace, having clos
ed their doors against him He affects to disre-
gard the cut. and receive. company rather osten
ta,ousy. bs, the French Ministry deens it exp
dent to withdraw hip He will be sent as a
Plenipotentary to some German Court.


The prospect of the harvest in England Is ia
vorable.



Bsnnermau moved 4 reduction of the duty ON For
eign Grain ill H. lst of Jsnsary, in view Of the
existing distress. The motion was negative by
decided majority.


We have late date. from Spain. Germany &c.
but nothing OF Importance. Nothing later from n
da or China.


The Income Tax eNccs much discomfort and
rnurmuring throughout England.


Business generally i' greatly depressed.


The British Revenue for the year ending july
5,h exhibits an increase of 50 900 over tina, I.
the preceding year. There is decrease in the
Customs and an increase in the Pos, Office. Excise
and Stamp.


Wheat from Chii, South America, has been
imported into Liverpool, and pays fairly.


The French have fully vindcatcd their a>cen-
dency in Agicrs. and every thing IS now quic,
there.


At the latest dates the Cotton market, Liver
pool, was SO abundanily supplied as ts cause a
difficulty in realizing late prices.


Letters from the East Indies give accounts OF
fair and steady and no, unremuneraiing bU-i-
ness.


sSOn the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, two
trains came in coatact on the 9th ult. and some
injury to the passengers was the result.


The stock market at half past twelve on Satur'
day. wa. as follows:-Quotatons for .Con.ol,
81 is to 81 Ia. being the same a Yesterday
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