CYNTHIA

FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANTA
Fifteen Days Later from Europe.
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Fitteen Days Later from Europe.


The Royal Mail Steamer B,itania, Capt
Hewitt, left liverpool, on the 5h inst, and
arrived at Boston last Friday. The papers
are chiefly occupied with details OF the
grand ceremonial of opening the new Roy.
al Exchange. by her Majesty


The Cotton market remained in a quiet
state, with fair demand from the trade, and
without any change in prices.


Business in the manufacturing districts
was remarkably good Money was abun-
dant.


The European news does not possess
much interest


by Her Majesty, Victoria, on the 28th OF
October, with great eclat The Lord Nav,
or made an address TO Victoria, which she
responded


An extensive forgery of Bank of Eng
land notes has been discovered.
There is strong opposition among the
| medical profession of London. against Sir
James Graham's Medical Reform Bill
Incendiary fires prevail IN several coun-
ties in England


a cargo Of forty tons of live seals has
been exported from the shannon to London.
Professor Llebig has left England TO off
ciate al Gieszen University.


A sale Of Prince AIbert's live stock re-
Gently took place at the Norfolk farm, 10
Windsor Great Park. The total sales
mounted TO e. 1000.


The most glowing accounts are given of
the cerem 3nial of laying the foundation
stone of the new haIbor aud docks at BIZ.
kenhead, opposite Liverpool. which took
place on the PSI uh. Upwards Of 100000
persons were pre:ent


Hore C0liiery Explosions Another ex>
pioson OF firedamp has occurred at Wall
send, IN drift at the end ola board y
Another accident has occurred at Hetton
collIery. aud indeed, explosions are of al
most daily occurrence, though seldom so fa-
tai as that as Haswell. An explosion of
IRE damp has taken place in pit belonging
TO Mr.. Darby. at the Five WAYS, Rowley
Regis. The number of persons estimated
to have been at work al the time is under.
stood 10 be | or Is, and Of these no less
than II have fallen victims


The power loom weavers at Manchester
are at present IN a very unseitled state ma
ny OF the splnneFs having received an ad-
Fdnce. The veavers contend .aag they ought
TO be better renunerated.


ne new Act, granting TO III snchester the
privileges eta bounding port. under certain
restrictions and regulations, has now come
iIil INTO Operation The new Custom
House has become tenenied, and business
has commenced


In consequence Of a dispute between the
hand loom factory weavers and their em.
ployers IN this city. not fewer than 700 OF
the former are atthis moment going ldie.-
GLas1 osr Argus


The Edinburgh monument, 10 Scott. Is
now completed. by The placing of i,s Ton.