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they contain nothing OF especial interest, ii we
except the welcome intelligence that the Cotton
slarket had decidedly improved, and the staple
c,n up an average of "a. per ID.


1Ic Great Western brings 81 passengers-
among them, Capt. Hoskens and Rev. Sydney
Smith.


Ii will be seen that the answer OF the Queen 10
the Repeal Address affords TO ground to hope any
thing for Ireland from that quarter.


O'Connell continues to be visited in prison by
many OF the leading men of the country, and it
very evident that the sympathies of the educated
ano better classes of Englishmen are stronger in
favor of Ireland than ever before. Mr.. O'Con-
neis health continued good.


The events arising out Of the Sugar debate,
with lhc majority for and against the Govern
ment, continue to furnish the newspapers with
fruitful topic for defamation. The debate has
undeniaby shaken the moral power OF the Gov
ernment, which, backed by u majority of nearly
l00 is in state of plethora-dylng Of too much
health The Sugar bill has since gone into com
mittee where it would probably remain night
or two longer.


COMMERCIAL.


The cotton market is active and buoyant The
recent large imports, parddo1ica as 1t may SEEM
so far from depressing the demand, have increased
it. The trade is now coming forward and buy
ing literally, which is met by holders in CORES
pondng spirit, and although the demand is great
prices, while they have Improved, have not risen
much; nevertheless, the advance this week has
been fully an HI. per ID. making, with the i'm
provement Of the last fortnight, fully farthing,
This week the arrivals have not been so large
previously, and the stock which has yet to come
in, being comparatively light, buyers and sellers
are thus enable to guage pretty accurately the
total result of the CROP they now know their re-
lauve positions, and will act accordingly. The
business which 3 now dong Is Il healthy an'
legitimate business, and one winch III all lIoba
mh,y, will extend itself. The sacs TINS wees
amour; 10 81 l5J bags, and the ina ket cOseG
fam yesterday, but with less appearance OF &c
tivity.


Ine weather has broken, and the country. al
most burnt up by the long dronth, has at eng,!'
been favored with some g"nlal showers. The I'M
proyement in the face OF nature is striking, and It,
influence might be read III the countenmaces oi
the brokers aud dealers on the Corn Exchaug,
I, yesterday. Inc hay crop. OWING TO ihe want o!
f, ram, has h'oH rune6, bat some hope now exist
that tne ercuuG ctpp g make amends ,r tn
almost ,olli ioss oc The met Food for cAitIe "a
all kinds na- e'arm:nrlv IN pnce, which rt'
continuance Of he present weather caniot iail e
reduce.


Muney continues to be abradea;, aud may h.
had at low rates TO any amount 10 short, Tn
prospcas Of the country. both Il; homeand abroad
are very hiuerirg. and these prospects, rea:lln.
on trade, give 10 every one engaged in 1t, like ti'
scason--a hopeful and cheering appearance.


EuoJcau Times.
BRrlsH PARLIAMENT, June 2l--l he House q
Conno;is went INTO committee ON the Sugar Duties
bill.


The third clause gave rise TO a long and interest
ing discussion; on u division il WAS carried by IL
to CO.


On clause discussion arose upon the right Ia
make slave-grown sugar from the Danish islands OF
ST. Croix and ST. Thomas pay higher duties.


alr Gladstone said the subject was under legal
consideration.


Lord Pamerston and Mr.. c. Wood objected 10
the clause on the grounds raised BY MIR. Barring.
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer said lega'
construction had been put upon the treaty, b,
which the Danes exempted from the payment
of certsa dues paid by the Hollanders and alien
merchants.


The remaining clauses were eventually agreed To-.
On the preamble being put, Mr.. Duncombe moved
the omission of the words " Freely and v-luntaril,
grant the du,es.' He said the Government was The
laughing stock of the country.


Sir K. Peel said there was nothing extraordinary
in the llouse resembling liz vote. Lord AJhorp had
asked the House TO pursue the same course with
regard 10 the malt TAX.


Mir. Duncombe ultimately withdrew his motion.
There is an injunction on The monster steame:
Great Britain. his oi course will keep her M
dock for some time vet.


The German papers state that the riot OF the jour
neymen weavers in Silesia was OF greater import
ance than was stated III the first instance, but that
az the date OF the last accounts there was every rea
son TO believe that il would be eiiectualy quelled
Large numbers OF the rioters are said, however TO
have taken refuge in the mountains The property
Of the master weavers destroyed by their rebetous
workmen is said 10 have been OF considerable value
Some riotins has also taken place AT Breslau
but there the injury confined 10 the breaking
of windows. The rioters work,nen and ap-
prenlices.


The EMPEROR OF Russia AND SIR ROBERT
PEsL-During the imperial visit TO Windsor, the
Emperor had long conference with Sir Robert Peel
The subject discussed one apparently al great
interest. The Emperor spoke first, and at consider
able length-he grew more animated, aud before ~
concluded gesticula'ed with great energy. Sir Ro
bert Peel listened with calm and almost placid al
tention I'LL mis- imperial Majesty concluded. The
,rpiy of the Premier was long and earnest; as Le
concluded, he grew very animated, and IN tho hea
OF his argument seemed almost 10 lose sight ot thai
deierential manner so peculiarly his characteristic
when addressing persons oi very exalted rank and
before he concluded he used much action rs he
generally does IN a debate in the House OF Commons
We leave 10 others 10 guess the subject OF their con-
vrrsstion. France, Spain, lndin, Poland, Ireland q!
Turkey, each or all One iaing Is certain, that i
was no triflng mater that could thus have excited
two such characters a. the Emperor OF Russia anC
the Pnme Minister oil Crest Britain.


fCheltenham Looker-on.
An immense steamer, 10 be named the fefriht
and To h- d,ted "Itn ens!nes oil 500 horse power, i
now building nj The 4ocK-sard, piord Sire ~!
be s,on ready Tor launching.


Tom THuMB,-tils Grace the Duke oi Devon
shire paid cond VISIT tb- 70 h ustoDi, Ia Gen
Ton, tmn.b. nj he sgyp,ian Hall, and Prtetnt"t
hun with colo suun box engraved with beauti"
devices, brilliantly mounted VITA torquoI~-, aio
b-srjng the Geuerar- initials the top. lp,C
Alfred Puget, accompanied has Grace. The General
gu Thursday, paid VISIT. the Courl Circular re-
c2rGs, 10 the Duchess OF Bedford, and continues 10
war ,,d - - :-.'d ''I~ Ia. -'.,'i .';-,",..-i-|
fssi aho az nN 'lS.s-~
fe:-pnsges. tie intended u leave London Tor Liver
pooi at I'e close Of lex present week hat az ois
I7PuiDly - Ia" metropolis ra,ner increars III /!
oasr%lsr, ms a.slvcIa,ic connections will not suffer
hnn IL leave ,o"n.