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 Columbia, Capt. Judkins, was telegrapbed Thursda,

 morning 18th inst, at o'clock and arrived at he

 dock in East Boston at qhai ter past o'clock. Sht carried away her bowsprit in storm of the Banks

 and has experienced very bosterous weather through

 out the voyage. The Columbia sailed on Fthe Al

 inst. and brings Liverpool papers to that date, and

 London to the Sd. She brought 1O3 passengers to

 Halifax, left 24. and took l2 for Boston. The Gu

 umba exchanged signals with the Acadia, about SC miles on this side of Halifax.

 The passage of the Britannia was the shortest thai has yet been made. She arrived at Liverpool at [ o'clock, P, M., July 18th, performing the passage from Halifax in days and IS hours, and the whole voyage in only 12 days and hours! But for the sor

 my weather whis prevailed just before her arrival she would have reached Liverpool in the morning in stead of the evening of the same day sF<' 9f The London Money Market was quite oasy. No thing doing in American stocks. U. States Bank shares are offered at f4 Ss.

 Trade in the manufacturing districts had become very dull agan.'' 2 'i'. t.tsltF The Liverpool Cotton market was heavy through out the week ending the 20th Jnly. Prices were steady at the sailing of the packet. See cores pondence below. Great distress prevailed lh the manuhctprng dis tricts. The Manchester Times gives deplorable account of the condition of the manufacturing inter. est in that city and the surrounding districts. | Lord John Russe was married to Lady Frame:

 Anna Maria Elliott second daughter of the Earl ant

 Countess of Minto on the 18th ut.

 The intelligence of the decision of the Supreme

 Court in the Mcleod case, taken out by the Brittan

 mia, accustomed considerable sensation in England 1 The funds declined 3-S per cent. immediately The new Parliament was expected to assemble or

 the s9th of August. The Spectator says the Tories will have majority of 80 a division. u was ex

 peced that the Nj inisers would resign immediatel, | after the meeting of Parliament. Rumor gave tho the Premlership-to PEEL. | Another overland mail arrived in England on the lst of August, but brough. later from China

 We 26 days in advance of ;he latest adyces from | Canton received in Engan From British India | the dates were more recent. The failnre of the banking s-house of Beonni, o Vienna, fot 3,000,d ,dOO horing 300, Brtsh,) eau | sed considerable depression in the funds. | The accounts from ConStantihople siate that the

 tribute to be paid by Mehe,net Ali to the Sultan | would probably be reduced one-haf- The Pasha

 was determined e fulfil all the conditions of the Sul

 tan's frman to the letter. The Canadian insurrec. tion had not ben queled. Dreadful of cruelty | had been committed by the Turkish troops that | island. Tbe Cretan insurgents were still in arms

 and had defeated the Turks iu three battles The

 inhabitants of the islands of Zanle and Cerigo were l also in rebellion. -a' | For the first time since the accession of King O, | tho, Greece is about to be governed by ministry | entirely native. In the list of the cabinet, the | name of single foreigner Is not to be found. Bulgaria, Albania and Macedonia again tran | quil.

 l FRAEcE.-H, Humann, the Minister of Finance

 has submitted to,the Council several propositions

 having for their object reductop ofs tbe expendi. l tunes ot government, He considered the peace oi Europe secured for long time by the late Conyen- | ton of lbe principal powers,

 | Comnernial distress was considerably the p- crease in Paris. The Tribunal de Commerce of the

 department of the Seine hsd regstered during JuIy

 76 bankruptcies-l0 more that in the month of June, | The weather in France was favorable, and fall

 of two francs per sack for flour, took place the

 3lst ut. in Paris, being total fall of ' if. within | the previous week. l The celebration of the s'Three days" passed of

 quietly.

 An arrival at Brest from Africa, states that M

 Monagnes had taken possession of Senegal, for the

 French Government. All the depredatons on French I ,esses committed by the natives tle western l coast of Africa are now punshed-and ndemaitjes are idemspded. | Tranquility has been restored at Toulouse The Columbia brought l5,O0O letters. Alabama steri,ng bonds, per eens 1859, at Lon don on the Sd inst. 70. 's''