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The news by the next steamer, the Liverpool,
from England, will be as important both in general
aud particular sense, any have received during
the summer. The Liverpool sailed on the 2lst ult,
and has been out, today at noon, twelve days. She
makes her passages in 16 orI7 days. On Saturday
she will have been out IA days, and though such a
thing might take place her arrival that day, yet
1t is not probable-not even on Sunday. On Monday
or Tuesday we may look for her. She will bring us
che finale Of the great Eglntoun Tournament-the
rumber, not Of killed and wounded, but Of drenched
aad dragged-the reply Of the Pacha Of Egypt to the
Five Powers-the condition of the Chartsts in Eng
land-crops, corn and currency, &C.