FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Washington
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The Washington sailed on Tuesday, the cath
ult, and arrived 5 O'Clock Monday afternoon
Shc brings 30 passengers.


There does not seem to be the least amelio ra
tion of the condition OF affairs as reported by
the Caledonia. The Bank OF Eng gland remains
power less or unwilling, aud has as yet afforded
but little relief.


The corn market looks some what more
cheerful. Flour is in fair demand at the prices
current on the sailing of the Caledonia, corn
is about one shilling per quarter better


Since the sailing of the Caledonia complete
paralysis has siezed every branch of business.
The earnest applications OF the Liverpool COM
merca bodies for aid from Government have
been met with expressions OF sympathy, but no
remedy has been provided Mills are stopping
and thousands are thrown out of employ, and
the sale of goods to any extent is impossible.


The money market has continued IN the same
agitated state.


Advices from London represent the pressure
for private discounts greater than at any for
mer period.


The reports from all parts Of Ireland still
TEEN with the most alarming accounts of DIS
tress and outrage. In Limerick u collision had
already taken p lace with the military


Assassnations robberies of arms, punierng
of provisions and general insubordnalron OF the
peonle, are the main subjects Of all the conlnu-
nicatons which reach from Ireland.


BREADsTUFFs To IRELAND. II new ship
Esther Mary, cleared al the Custom House at
Boston on Monhay, for Cork. with a cargo Of
26 900 bushels Indian Corn.