ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM


( N G L A ND.
LIBERATION OF o'OoNNEIL,
AND HIS FELLOW PRISONERS!
PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.
Peace Between France and Morocco.


BUSINESS GOOD.
QUEENS VISIT TO SCOTLAND.
VISIT TO IRELAND POSTPONED.


IMPEACHMENT OF THE
Irish Judges and Attorney General.
DECLINE IN COTTON.


GREAT SALES OF
AMERICAN PROVISIONS IN LONDON.
OVERLAND MAIL FROM CHINA.


OVERLAND MAIL FROM CHINA.

QUEENS SPEECH,
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QUEENS SPEECH.


The fast and elegant steamship Caledonia, Capt
E. G. Lott, was telegraphed on Thursday morn
ing at O'Clock. about thirty miles outside the Bos-
ten light, and arrived at her wharf in East Boston
at half past 10 o'clock. She made her passage in
thirteen and half days


We have received both London and Liverpool
papers of the 10Th ult.-her day of sailing.


The British Parliament was prorogued on the
9th inst, to the 10Th Of October, BY the Queen in
person.


The Queen Of England embarked at Woolwich
on the 9Th. for tour through Scotland, accompa.
MED BY Prince Albert and the usual royal cortege
She arrived at Dundee ON the llth, and her rscep-
tisa in all the towns through which she passed,
was most enthusiastic.


The Queens visit to Ireland, which was prom-
nsnty announced few weeks since by the Min
isterisl papers, has been indefinitely postponed.


According to the " Globe" the visit Of the King
of the French to England will take place in the Sc
eend week Of October.


The state Of trade in the manufacturing districts
of England is satisfactory With the exc option of
printing cloth, which is in dull request, nearly all
descriptions Of Manchester goods have experienced
an improved demand within the last two or three
days, and in some instances prices have advanced.
The amendment has not, however, extended to the
staple, which, owing to the large supply on the
market, has receded somewhat in value.


Mr. Alderman Brown, well known to the Ameri-
can trade, has been elected Chamberlain tor the
city e' London.


A clerk in the Bank Of England, and another in
theCustoms, have obtained fraudulent transfer
OF E5000 consols, with which they have abb
sconded.


Accounts from Sweden represent the new king,
Osear, to be seated the very apex Of popularity.
The old opposition journals approve his course,
aad every thing betokens quiet and happy reign.


That irightfal contagious pesilence, the murrain,
il making sad havoc among The cattle in North
Wales At Aberdaron, Bryneores, Llanegan, &c.,
great numbers have pershed The disease is of so
malignant nature, that every animal attacked
dies almost instantly.


Mr. Edward Everett, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America, Is at present on tour in Scotland.


Mr. Henry Wheaton, United States Minister to
the court Of Berlin, has arrived at Paris, in which
city the celebrated Baron Won Homboldt is shortly
expected.


Some excitement has been created by a seaman
recently on board the London ship John Campbell,
relative to a mutiny on board that vessel, while
trading the coast of Africa, the result Of series
Of craelaes the part Of the captain, and ending,
ths complainant states. with deliberate murder


A strange circumstance occurred recently to the
Duke Of Genoa, second son TO the king of Sardinia
He was attacked and robbed near the royal
N a " her here vol
sand men In the garrison.


The Prince de Jeinvie seems to have become
quite popular with the French people, by reason of
hls successful attacks upon the Moorish maritime
tewns. Seme OF the English papers, however, af-
feet 10 look upon him as hair-brained young dare
devil.


The royal regiment Of Grenadier Guards, toge-
gsther with all the other British troops in and
about the metropolis, had a regular 6eld-day in
Hyde Park, few days ago Their discipline was
most perfect, sffording ine military spectacle.


Latest accounts from Corsica represent that the
bands OF armed bandifti continue 10 have almost
complete mastery there. Some OF the principal in
habitants Of the island have been assassinated.-
The French government, however, is taking eff
0ient measures to repress these outrages


CHRISTENING OF THE YOUNG PRINcE.-Lcfty was
the ceremonial, splendid the feast, in Windsor Cas-.
tie, on the 9Th inst, when Queen Victoras second
son was christened Royal vlsltors began to arrive
early in the afternoon.





veral places on the English coast, for the purpose
OF entering into the service Of the Emperor o Mo-
rocco, and preyiLg on French commerce, should
the war continue. 44N


A war steamer, constructed of mahogany, and
intended TO be the largest In the worlo, 10 the
stocks, and will probably be launched in April
next She is to be called the Terrible.


A sham fight recently took place b,tween her
maeety's revenue cruisers in the Baysf Dublin,
which was witnessed by an immense c'ncourse Of
spectators.


The Irish "reepers" have returned home in great
numbers from England and Scotland, blt not, it is
said, with pockets SO well lined as formerly. The
repeal question has prejudiced many English farm
srs against the employment of this kind OF labor.


The military authorities in many towis in Spain,
in order to secure majority of eectorsin favor OF
the government, have resorted to the epedient of
giving passports to many influential individuals
known to be in the opposition, accompLied with
hint that their only safety consistedin leaving
the country at once.


Louis PHu.iprE's VrsrT-The MorniH Chronicle
visit to gEngland-"Hls Majesty will leave Tre-
port the 7h 9th, by evening tide, so to dis
embark the following day, before midday, at
Windsor Castle ~ The tS two of his minister's who 40
will accompany King Louis Phippe,a are M: Gui-
zot, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, ard Admiral
Mackau, the Minister Of Marine.


The export Of -four and wheat from Canada to
England mas greatly Increased this yea. 10 tne
9th Of August last year, $4,000 barrels oil flour and
10 COZ bushels Of wheat were exported this year,
307 900 barrels Of flour, and $4,000 Llshels OF
wheat.


France, like England, is suffering from ural con-
nagrations. The National de rGuest OF ne 31st Of
Angus, reports many fires, and destructios Of much
properly, while the inhabitants are greatb alarmed
by the prevalence OF incendiarism. Fofy houses
have been burnt by one fire at Crach.


THE InpRIsoNED GREAT BRIrAIN-,Tie Briaol
Mirror says that this magnificent vessel nay be ex-
pected to be hoated out Of the harbor eiher in the
ensuing month Of October or the early nrt Of NJ
vembsr; but hoc, il would, adds thatpapt. - W.
mature TO state,