ARRIVAL. OF THE LIVERPOOL.
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gH;rseen DaQs LalT.-The Liverpool was telegraphed yesterday afternoon about -S o'clock, but did not reach the city lill all the n,aiIs were off. She Jeff on the 18th ult-' and brings Liverpool Journals of that date: tier passage out was made in IS days Ad hours.

 French Minister ia Teras.-M. SalISny, who is passenger in the Liverpool, Is tne French Minister 10 Texas. Thus Texas IS now formally recognized by one ot the Great European family.

 The Liverpool brings us the effect of the news of the Suspension of the Southern Banks-accounts of a Bloody Riot in Wales of the horrible condition of the French army in Africa-o of the yet unsettled Eastern QueS- lion-of a new crisis in Spain, &c. &c.

 The trials of Ihc Chartists were going on in many parts of England, and they are ge- ncrally found guilty.

 The news Uf the suspension of specie pay menls by the Bank of the U. s. and other Banks in this country, reached England Nov. 9th, and created a strong sensation. Il appears to have defeated the proposed loan of .:EsOO,OOO from Hope & Co. of Amsterdam but on the other hand reiiet had been pro vided in London, aud Mir JAudon under date 1 of the 18th, states that all the bills ot ex change drawn upon him by the U. s. Bank and arriving at maturity, had been paid l This will be agreeable news to some ot ou l Merchanls.-Jour. of Com.