FOREIGN NEWS.

Thirteen days later from Europe
BRITISH QUEEN ARRIVED.

NEw YoRK, Nov. "a, A. M.
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The British Queen at late hour ias'
evening, was Telegraphed as III the olnh2,
below. She was forty miles out. aud
reached the East River on her way 10 the
Steamboat Depot. Between eight and nIne
O'clock The Mail Bag was not brought
to the office before eleven O'Clock, and the
distribution of papers commenced at 'ha'
time.


The news is not important, and has sad
ly disappointed the newspaper readers
fond oi the marvellous, thousands OF whom
have ,hrouged the Post Office, and PRINT
ing Offices during the night.


/ The Liverpool, which carried out the
news of the suspension of specie payments
/ in the United States, haG not arrived out
when the British Queen left Eng land =
/ She was due a: Liverpoo! on the tourth,-
Monday three weeks on the 25th. The
manner Of the reception ofthe suspension
Intelligence, what was and is considered
/ the mere Important news, for the effect II
, wou! have upon American Stock, Sccur-
ties and Credit. The Liverpool was 10
leave England on the l6ih,-a week the
23d,-and will be due eight DAYS hence.
/ Her news therefore, will be much more
important than that received by the
Queen.


The local miscellaneous news in Eng
! land. and throughout Great Britain, is OF
no interest. There was an increased de-
mand for Cotton, and the prices had ad-
vanced from larihing to a haf-penny-
This, of course is good news, for the cot
ton growers. A day however, may work
a change for the worse in prices: and the
news as gather it, gives promise OF no
permanent Increase OF price, the supply
being more than the general demand, and
the manufacturing Districts being in a
worse condition than | have before known
them. Many were out Of employ, and
many working but a few hours during the
day, to save themselves from starvation,
and many conserving to work for any price
to obtain the means of support. There
were two stories of the condition of the
money market, when the Queen en,-the
more correct of which, seems to be that
money was obtained at easier rates, thai
rates of interest have been seven per cent.
and are six per cent. This you know, is
enormous for England, where money is
abundant


The Harvest presents sort OF so so'sh
condition not good by any means, nor $"
bad as was expected. American Flour was
selling at AZ 43 shilings per barrel when
the Queen left. Grain was arriving il
large quantities, and American Flnnr by
almost every vessel from the United States
| This business may be oyer-done. We re
cciyed news here to-day of the closing o
the canal, in consequence Of the severe
cold weather we have had here within d
few days past There were many thou
sand barrels on the way to Albany and
New York, and much of it intended iol
shipping to England. Unless we have mil
der weather, (lt promises to be so as
write, )the shipments of course will be pre-
vented, and our supply will be short.


The news from France is not important
and from Europe ii is not of much moment
Don Carlos is specially watched by Loul
PHILIPPE, though his appointed officers =
Spain is in state of quiet,-though WI
are not without news of wars and rumor
Of wars, battles, army movements, sc.


There is later aud more important new
from China, in consequence Of which the
price of teas have advanced in Eng and
The news pertains to the opium trade an'
excitement of which you have lately seer
and h..ird so much.


The Bombay papers contain importan
npws,-important at least to England
Raiah Of Saltara is dethroned. The new
gives great satisfaction in England, ant
great commentators are bestowed by th
British papers upon the army of the Indus
England boasts Of having received grea
fayors in consequence of the contest
Nearly four thousand Afghans, garrisone'
IN one Of the strongest fortresses of Asia
and commanded by son of the ExKIn,
of Cabul, was placed in the possession c
) the British


The Russians have also met with a Sc
we're loss in a contest with the Circassians
Report says l2, 900 men is killed ard pris
oners, hlch is not improbable.


The above will give you all the impor
tant news and am reluctantly compeIle
TO close without further sitting of th
news. as my time is limited and it is no'
doubtful whether shall get this mailed i
season to answer my purpose.


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