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 BosroN, October 9th, lsll. Of political news by the Acadia there is great scarcity, the only item being attempt tn assass- nate the Due D'Aumae a son of Louis Philippe, whn was riding through the streets of Paris in lr umplal procession after his victorious career m AL geria. He is about twenty years of age and highly popular with the army, the 17th Regiment of which he commands. The Due was in company with his brothers Orleans and Nemonrs and ii is suspected, the aim the head of Orleans, who is the her to France and the monarchy.

 A runor prevailed that tue Dne DeBordeaux, had died of his wounds received by the oyerturn of T rlage-Ie is the only male survivor of the old dynasty. The house of Greynullrr at Vienna, whnse failure made so great sensation, owe il IS sald l3,OO0,000 orins. @5,200 000, of which little nothing will be paid. NJ. llottnguer, the great banker who re- fused to accept the bills drawn by tho United States Bank, drawn to break the N. York city banks, and thereby bring general suspension of specie pay ments, died near Paris on the 10th; and also Bestm, inc forty years editor of the Journal of Debas. Lord John Russell and Sir R. Peel, had both spo- ken in Parliament on the Mcleod question in rather nenacing tone. The latter said he felt the obli- gation of making concession affecting the indepen- dence honor of this country (Engand) for the pur pose of purchasing temporary tranquility" This brayado was welcomed with loud cheers.

 Either in consequence of this or the non-payment of interest State Loans, the London money men refuse take any part of the SIP ,0O0 00O loan which "whig" rulers ayerred better financial expedient than Treasury notes. The firms of Molyneux & Co. and Nanny & Co., are now said to be good for 20 shllings the pound the whole amount owing.

 Our CnaId line of steamers on making up tleir accounts for the year found they had made loss and l the English government gave them 1 24 O00, and raised their compensation for the future 80 ,00C for single and 16O ,000 for the weekly Ine in con sequence of the postages received being much greater than anticipated. These beautiful, regular and sub stantia packets have also been obliged raise the rate of passage to one hundred and fifty dollars ,cou liquors from Boston or Halifax to Liverpool. The expenses are enormous and those who wish to g, over the big pond safely and quickly must pay th' price of such comforts. You do not of course fee much interest in the Corn markets of England but a they effect the cotton interest there. The advices ar' now favorable good crops and flour grain has fallen The continental exchanges, however, getting against England and the bank steadily losing Its spe ce, proof that purchases of Grain making.

 There is no later intelligence from China than wt have by the Florida. It is supposed that the Eng fish are playing with the Chinese until the crop O tea is shipped and then they will go work in gooC earnest.