Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

IMPORTANT
CONNER CIAL NEWS FROM INDIA

ADVANCE In COTTON!!!

FRENCH WAR IN MoRocco!!

Fashions, Markets, &c. &c.
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London and Liverpool papers to the 4th instant,
brought by the Hibernia, which reached Boston
| on Wednesday morning.
The Hibernia was telegraphed at quarter to 5
in the morning, and arrived at the wharf about
6 O'Clock, thus making the passage in twelve and
half days. Had it not been tor the storm Of Mon
day she would have arrived on tuesday evening,
making the quickest passage on record.
Cotton has gone up on eighth. This rise was
between the 22d ult and 4th inst
The news from India, it will be seen, is impor-
tant.


The Caledonia arrived out on the 10Th, in l2k
days from Boston.


Professor Rsley has created quite an excite
ment in Paris


1t will be recolectcd the Barring Brothers were
some time ago indicted for some alleged fraud in
Mexican Loans. Since then they have been tried
and honorably acquitted.
The rejection of the Texas annexation treaty by
the Senate Of the American Congress has been the
subject OF much comment in the English journals,
and the account has been received with general
and unqualified appreciation. Though such re-
suit was anticipated, SO large majority was
scarcely expected.
THE GREAT BRITAIN-This vessel was adver.





still remains IN dock at Bristol, and the attempt to
obtain her liberation cannot be Immediately made
the day of her sailing for New York is indefinitely
| postponed. 50
Since the 22d ult. the following New York packets
have arrived at Liverpool: On the 22d the Cam.
bridge, packet ship, Captain Barstow with New
York dates Of the lst June On the following day
| the Sea, Captain Edwards, with papers to the Sd
inst On the 9th the Tarolinta, Capt. Smith, with
dates to the 9th, inclusive.
! Advices from Barcelona of the Oath ullimo, con.
tain rumors enough Of various conspiracies being
| in course OF concoction, but none of them, with
the exception OF trifling plot at Seville, appear
| based on anything like probability
The CarIist Chief Ell Groe, SO long the terror oi
the Maestrazgo, had been captured and shot on the
18th.


The news by the overland mail, summary Of
which will be found in another column, is general
ly regarded as being unfavorabe in commercial
point of view. The demand for British manufac
tured goods had been somewhat checked. One Of
the accounts states, that the American merchants
were most perseverng in their efforts to dispose o.
manufactures received from The United States
During the Imprisonment OF O'Connell, he srent'
keeps up to the mark and the excitement Of the peo
pie appears to be at fever heat. The Catholic cer
gy have set Sunday, the 2Sth instant, apart as q
day of general humiliation and prayer for the ncar
ceration Of the Chief.
slight sensation was produced in the French
capital recently, by reports of domicliary visit.
having been paid by the police to the Duke DIES
cars, M. do Lepinaye, and other distinguished roy
lists Nothing important resulted from these vi
sits.


The London papers have been discussing with
more or less acrimony, since the sailing of the last
packet, the mutiny among the supporters of the
ministry, arising out of the sugar question. The
Times and the Morning Post rail furously at Peel
Lord Heytesbury has been chosen to Succeed
Earl De Grey as Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland. The
party organs opposed to the present ministers ad
init, that looking to the range of choice, this is a.
unex nexceptionabIe nomination as they could have
made.


| The intelligence from Agiers is more favorable
to the French arms but it Is still far from being de-
| cisive.


The French King, it is now said, will not vis
Queen Victoria until September, and then only in
a very modest and unpretendng way
Another conHagraton had occurred on Cha
Moss, in South Lancashire, which at one time
threatened serious consequences to the Liverpool
and Manchester Railway.
| Disturbances among the cotton manufacturers in
Silesa and Bohemia on account Of attempts to
reduce the wages Of the workmen still continued
at the last dates, although efforts had been made
by the government to suppress them.
| Accounts from Spain mention several frighfu
robberies near the passes of the Pyrenees, where
very little law appears 10 exist, except the ancient
| law OF the strongest.
| The Gales mountains in ireland were on fire al
the last accounts, for hundreds Of acres together
Baltimore was on fire to the very top, and inefiec
tual efforts had been made TO stop the progress Of
the flames by digging trenches, in which labor
thousands Of people were employed


The Drama has not for years been at 80 low an
ebb in Great Britain as 1t is now.


Earl Grey has fully recovered from his indispo.
siiion.


! 1t is reported that the present session of Para.
ment will be brought to close about the middle
Of July.


| A Dublin paper says-The weather through the
island is superb we have plenty Of rain, sunshine
and heat, and the promise Of harvest is decidedly
favorable.


| The Dublin bakers presented ponderous loaf,
weighing sixty pounds, as accompaniment with
the address to Mr. O'Connell. The fishermen Of
Galway sent him splendid turbot, with lobster
and salmon TO match.


1t is now settled that the Count de Trepani, a
brother of the King Of Naples, is to be married to
the Queen Of Spain.


Official adyices from Sierra Leone announce
the capture Of five slavers, four ofthem Brazlians,
by the British cruisers. In one Of them were EN-.
barked 5A6 negroes, Of whom l2s died on the pas
sage.


The stable Of priest, in the county Of Kilken-
ny, was entered few nights ago, and his horse e
tail cut of, and string Of repeal buttons attached
to the stump.