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nEnslnud-C ConnIcreiai Dcprcssion-Ncws from
al Nations.


The Steamship CoLvar1A, Capt. C. II. Judkins arrived
q. Boston Wednesday, evening 10th past eight ocock


n 70 DAYS and hours from Liverpool of which she
-. detained ye hours at Halifax making her whole
r tine bu, t,yo hours Twelve days This is the short
ct passage ever yet made


The intelligence is varied and important


M ;dncs of the PRESIDENT had reached England. Sc


srol is the belief that she lost that of those vino
ID Mrea,yes on board have gone into mourning, and day
m h,en designated fo the settlement of the insurance AT
Lloyds.


HOPE was temporarily revived Liverpool the 2d Of


e by the report of Capt Arbnthnot Of the brig Foruac,
in Buenes Ayres that the 9Th OF May ne had seen
are steamer without funnel foemas crippled, and very
br,e paddle.hoxcs steering y. n. E. This first sup
,,ed undoubtedly be the President, but the crippled ve5-
M soon after arrived Liverpool and pro"ed to be the p
London from Yarmouth Nova Scotia which had been Grip
u in her foremost by striking iceberg She had timber
ped on her deck which had been mistaken for padd-bo%cS
h Capt. Arbuthno, Admiral Sartoru<, ef the Portuguese
ryy had sen, out two small vessels of war, and the British
Envoy at Lisbon anothcr cruise in search of the disabled
steamer seen and reported by the Captain of the Condo dc


Palma as noticed the arrival of the Great Western III the
hope that she might prove be the President In answer
70 application from the Partisan Agent of the Company,
The Secretary Of Marine communicated the information tna'
the only belonging the French navy which could
be the vicinity the vessel observed by the Condo de P-
the TonncIc which the latest aavccS VIZ on tho
Of January lying in the Plata, intending TO leave IN
March for Martinique.


The London fell in with the Paragon whose disastrous
collision with the Susquehannah has already been noticed
The DELAY of the BRITANNIA caused by the accident which
M her at Halifax caused considerable uneasness in Lv-
spOOl.


H. A. Wells Esq comes out bearer of dispatches from
our Minister in London to the Federal Government


GREAT BR,rAIs is convu-cd with political and Corn-Law
ra,on The debate on Robert recs resolution Of want
confidence in Ministers had been continued through three
ings but not yet brought decision Sir Robert led
the attack and was answered by such Macaulay and
John Cam Hobhouse The Tories did not seem eager TO
pNs; the division and indeed is quite apparent that
Peel bundcrcd in proposing direct vote OF want OF conl'
iece so soon Even will prove disastrous 10 HIM
On the 2Sth ult AIR. Scholecd gave notice of rcSou-
ton that the extreme suerngs of the Industrious classes
,dercd it an important duty that Parliament should not
separate until something had been done for their relief


On the I'd inst many petitions presented praying the
Interference of Parliament put check upon the bribery
uakenness and disgraccfu conduc, which prevailed at
elections Several cases of the open aud fasitio''
bribery were dtt,;lcd.


The Liverpool Standard OF the 4h contains the details o
Coroner inquest OH the body of Eli Robinson coored
ua ,cwar. OF the ship United States, which LETT Newo
aas abou, the middle of April and arrived Liverpool oil
the 29h ul, who was found have been murdered by
sge passenger named Patrick Cahill the third day after
Ar ariy, a; Liverpool The particulars a gwen |" tile
testimony of the second mate, as follows;


We arrived at Liverpool on SUNDAY night last, and =.
luday morning went alongside the Princes picfhcad Tor
he purpose of docking. observed the deceased "ns e
Prisoner together the forcrat OF the vessel Inc sT0l
was asking him for tobacco, AID the deceased " ne
had nsnc. The prisoner said give II To me or NH
YOU Th dcrcascJ then ran to the sarboard side OF the
wsel, and the prisoner followed him. did not observe


hal the prisoner had ANYTHING in his hand hey ran round
he vessel second mc and the prisoner caught Inc dc
ceased close BY the rigging he lad hold OF 'i't dT
eacll by the neck and saw him strike him on the back
md neck


fh deceased turned round and raised both his hands up
The prisoner then struck him in the abdomen AID Sa"
NAT the prisoner had knife in his hand ran to ms as
Sance, but before could get to him the prisoner s"


e deceased AGAIN with thu knife three times, Ill us
breast got hold of the prisoner and made him fast to the
main rigging, by rope The deceased sitting a; ;h'
time tue a;chwny. voqt him, toch oil hs haId"e
chief unbuttoacd his wacoat, and found that he bleed
a freely bu, did observe >w many wounds he had II
his breast had him carried M,o the cabin and directly
after he was taken shore The >y words heard pass
between deceased aa those before stated
Cshl was committed the Coroner warrant for tria
the assiZcs, and the witnesses were ood aPpea
against him "A 9l00 each


a destructive FIRE occurred Birmngh4n on the e7l
Ut, 1t broke ou, in large coach manuta,ory and de
s,roycd property the of not less than oOO


On the nigh, of the a7,h ut the Forest DvisiO Of Ber
shire visited by OF the most terrific husse' md ha
storms which this country has witnessed >u,,er
burs, open ard the covered with pieces ice
many OF which were found under the sofas half an hour
ward lage and nearly hard as marbles In r00i
where the windows had been left open, the char We