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q, o,c,ock. and left for Boston same
,..,oIp NJ. She brought Out IL passeht-.
strs. ,5,.,-,;, g Mr..
ct.-,.sE / wilmer, son of Mr.. Edward WIZ
Iner the entcrprisng proprietor ofths" European
Times" That paper, in alludlng 10 Mr, n.u- W
msfs departure, observes, our Mr.C' H. "inne,,
Who is youne, ta. not inexperienced is a00u'
- ;oca.e in land of strangers; but II 70 inc son
!. extended tithe OF the personal kindness 'ae
warm and generous hospitality With "hicn Ii.o
~, vas eoceved in his recent visit TO Amefi'
cs be will cease to think that nc IS aii0is''
other than old and sincere friends i


The news brought by this arrival Is MOI %
much Importance .oL
Tga demand for Cotton throughout the week
b.d been considerable, and the quantity onef'hg
was large. Prices, however, had been Feoue'o
TO within ID of the lowest price OF last year


The Money Market continued bsoyan'' ai'o
tbe rpre for Railway investments as great as
ever. a..


There had been more incendiarism IN tho
.,r,,,tpral districts in the vicinity of London


Mr.. O,Connell seem, to be making progress
with his scheu,s of federal association. II meets
with hearty opposition from the Standard ah0
its party.
that Of the Dutchcss of Marlborough, at blen-
helm Palace; Mr.. Gordon, English Consul al "a
ris; and Admiral ]. P. Bsrcsiord.


On the 9th ult. select number OF the leading
Prooressistas of Seville gave grand sorenadc TO
NJ, Bulwer, "as u token oil their gratitude 10 the
English people and Government for tho pF''ec-
t;on and assistance dispersed toward their un-
fortunate ccuntrymcu, whom a iorocious pefiecu-
ton had caused to seek the heprotccton OF that hos
pitabe people"


Louis Philippe terminated his visit on the lash,
and the next day reached Calais, by way OF Do
vsr. where he was enthusiastically received by
the people, The Queen, who had been anxiously
awaiting his arrival at Treport, learning his des-
tination, met him at CALAIS


Mr. Everett, the American Minister who bad
been absent for some time on the Contnesi, mad
returned to England.


ARRIVAL oy ANERIc AN PACKETS AND STEAMER





have had the following arrivals :-on the ',n me
| Stenheu Whitney and on the l4th The ships LDer-
~ and Sen, from New-Yor brought us later pa
pers; and at 10 D. that night the steamship brl.
ianuiia reached the Mersey, having had ra'hef
/ rous h VOYAGE The papers and despatcbes oy her
| wers forwarded by our usual express 10 London,
and reached that city at one O'Clock on Wednesday.
| S;,ce then Inc Queen OF The West and Sheridan,
New York packet ships reached on the 10 NJ OUT
had both been anticipated by The previous arrivals.


LIVERPOOL CusroMs-fhe Customs receipt at
this poIt Tor the quarter just ended is nearly t24u,-
600 more than the corresponding quarter oi loio,
having now reached i ,OU0.


DR.. WoLr-This Rev. gentleman who left Eng
land for Bokara, TO ascertain the tate o Col0nei
Sroddsrt uni Captain Connolly, i. himself IN cuso-
DIV, and his life in imminent danger One OF ms
letters gives this gloomy account nf hIs position
g. am 10 the greatest danger. ! cannot stir out OF
the house without guard of three men. Dill Uas-
ga Khan, the fellow sent with me by the Assoh
Adaula, han shametully robbed, deceived, and out
RACED me. The Amer is new at Samnrcand, and
am here awaiting the most fatal orders from the
king daily TO reach me. II is true that poor Stod-
dart protessed openly Christianity, after he had
made forced profession Of INSTRUMENTATION. DO
for whaE you can, as lar "a the honor oil England
is not con- promised. All the Inhabitants wish mat
either Russia or Eng land would take the county,
Do not believe any former reports of my speedy de-
| parture, for am in great danger" Another ac-
count which states that the Ameer had furnished
him with money and horse, is deemed unworthy
Of credit.


Mr.. Salomons, member Of the Jewish persun-
sion, and partner IN an eminent commercial house
in the city, who recently elected for the office
| Of Alderman for the Ward OF Portsekon, has been
rejected by the Court of Aldermen Of London. The
rejection has given rise to good deal Of surprise
| nd 10 some controversy.


Sir John Herschell, Bart s the President elect
for the next meeting OF the British Association for
| fhf Spipnca which n n ia he nj
| Cambridge.


| Lord ElenboroHgh, the late Governor General OF
| India has arrived in Engla He has been raised
step in the peerage by the title Of +" Earl Of Ellen
borough and Viscount Southam."


Professor Lebig, the disting ished chemist, is at
present visiting mir. Nuspreu al his mansion near
Liverpool.


II. de Lamartine is at present at Naples. 1t is
said that before returning home he will revisit Alex
| andria and Cairo.


| MIR. Clemson, the newly.appointed American
Charge d Afares in Belgium, has arrived in Brussels.


The STEAM Snip GREAT BRITANNIA report
is now current in England that this magnificent
vessel s just now about TO be released from her con-
| fnement. Our private accounts from Bristol this
morning state, that amicable arrangement had
| been made with The Bristol Dock Company for taxi
ing down the walls, TO enable her to pass through
the locks and it is expected that she will float into
the basin about the 3Oth inst, and into the river
OdtcS Oh sailing, when
they are liked, will be given in the columns of this
paper. II is not improbable, however, that during
the winter monlhs she may remain in a state OF in
ac,ivity-'ether at London or Liverpool-ready to
start on her Atlantic with the early dawnings
Of Spring.


TITLED BAPTIST PREAcHER.--On the even
ing of the 18th instant, Lord reynham, late Right
Hon. K. CaIzon, preached nj the new Baptist
Chapel, corner OF Myre-street and Hope. .stf.et OF
| which Rev Jas Lister Is the minister. His lord
ship is distinguished preacher among the Baptiss,
| and is On his way TO Ireland. The chapel was
d-nsely crowded in every part.


New FREE CHURCH IN EsGLArD.--A "New
Free Church in England" has just sprung up in
Exeter It's announced that it is an Episcopal es-
tablishment, which will, however, allow ofno Bishop
| in its concerns. Two Church of England clergy.
men, named Shore and BuItee, are promoters Of
| this Echcme.


FIRE AT THE Dover RAILwAY.-We have no.
iced under the head of the French Kings visit, the
fire w ed tha