Foreign Ners.-The arrival Of the Hibsrp;a al
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Foreign Ners.-The arrival Of the Hibernia al
Boston on the 3D., brings European news week
later. This is generally uninteres;ing. O'Con-
nell has hit npona federal project which is to
swer for repeal. Louis Philippe has returned
to France from his recent visit to England.
Our Minister, MIR. Everett, who has been absent
for some months on the continent, has returned
to his post at the Court of ST. James.


The commercial news is not of great interest.
Cotton is quoted US little heavy, with a tendency
to decline. Flour and grain in moderate request,
at the rates of the previous week.


The Grain markets are dull. On Foreign ba r.
ley the import duty has advanced to 4s, and that
on Rye has receded to 6d--the only changes eli.
fected in the averages up to Tuesday last. A lit.
tie business has bcen doing in Foreign Wheat, but
other descriptions were extremely dull. English
and Irish Flour, although taken sparingly, main.
tain quotations. Canadian stale Flour meets at.
tention-a moderate quantity changing hands
United States Flour has been in fair request, al the
previous rates. ".. tft


The great demand for Belgian Woo1Ieus by the
American trade, for transhipmont for China. has
~--~~S
ers upon the subject, in order to SEQ whether, by
shipping wooens themselves and getting tea in
return for them, which they can sell in England,
they may not do better.


In the manufacturing district business has been
brisk. The spinners Of several large cotton mills
have obtained an ndSa nee of wages, to the amount
of penny thousand hanks, a sufficient proof
th"t trade is not only brisk but fourishing. In
Yorkshire the cloth halls have been doing more
business. The accounts from Leicester states,
that so dull an October has not been known for
years. ...


The money market continues buoyant, and the
rage for new railway investment is as strong as
ever. The probability is, that with such q super.
abundance of money which cannot find profitable
investment tho range Of speculation will con.
tinue.