THE FOREIGN NEWS.
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The Foreign News by the Cambria The latest
arrival, is important. The Cotton Market has
declined farthing since the advices by the Sarah
Sands, and was in languid state.


Under the severe pressure of want in some Sec
tons, and famine in others, the English ports had
been opened for~the free admission Of grain, and
coupled with considerable importalons, the prices
of breadstufs had been largely reduced


The Cambria brought three millions of
dollars in specie and this TOO although the Fed.
eralists predicted that the Tariff Of 1916 would
drain this country of its specie, and bring ruin
upon the people. The truth is, Free Trade is the
life of the business and enterprise of the country;
and the proofs OF this fact are before u.s.


Starvation and disease are, sill Scourginq un-
happy Ireland and innumprabe cases of death
have occurred from want Of food Hundreds of
distressing and heart-Tendering are given in
the English and IRISH papers In the single
County of Mayo the deaths from disease and
famine are estimated at from twenty TO thirty per
dayl Thousands of the Uretched Irish people
are crowding off from their country, and wander
ing TO the English towns for relief and il is stat
ed that in Liverpool at least one hundred thousand
of them were kept alive by the charity and kind
ness OF the inhabitants of that City


We have, from France, accounts of more dis
turbanccs and of the threatened famine in that
country; and accounts from Prussia are almost
as distressing those from Ireland. Famine
seems to have laid its cold and bony hand not only
upon Ireland, but upon the Continent of Europe


The Pope had given one thousand Roman
crowns from his private purse for the relief Of
Ireland, and in England great exerrions were
making in behalf of the afflicted and starving
people. ,- t..-- .


Notwithstanding the decline in breadstuf1s, the
demand for them, and for provisions generally,
was steady, and every thing would seem to ndi.
cate that the drain for supplies from the United
States, to save the starving millions of Europe,
had hardly as vet commenced