FOREIGN ITEMS.
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Obiiuary.-Mr Sharon Turner, the eel ebra,ed author ofthe history of the Anglo. Saxons." died early in the morning of the 18th ult. in his seventy ninth year. MT. Turner was in receip, of pension of H2OO year, and the first volume of the Auglo- Saxons was published in l799.

 Major General Sir J Wilson, K. B. c. has recently deceased at Bath. He entered the service in l798, became a lieu,enan, in l799: captain, 1901, major, 1911, Ieuten- ant colonel 1872, colonel, 1880, and mjor. general, June, 1858.

 The Sick Senators Spreieht has 90 far recovered from his recent iudis- position as to leave Washington for Miss. issippi. Senator Lewis, and Messrs. Reid and Phelps of the House, are also much better.

 Oregon City.-There are now abou, 500 souls in Oregon City, and about eighty houses. Itwas a forest three years ago. Towns and villages will soon spring up in the wilderness of Oregon.

 Afr. O OConneH Sick.-Mr O'Conneil, i is said is dying. The state Of his health prevents his removal to Ireland. His con lessor, Dr. Miley, left Dublin by express, to attend him in London, where he now re- mains. His complain, is stated to be water on the chest aud drop>y In the legs-fa.al symptoms ever at has time of life.

 7As NsU DtsAops.-The Bishsps have cOusen.ea lo create four new bishops with. Ous mahiag lhem peers. his said that they will becaaiksred on the Haaorable and Rev. Montague Villiers, MA. sector of St. Georges, Bloomsbury; che Rev. Thomas Dale, M. A. canon restdensiary of s, Paul's the Rev. J, Slads. M. A. epnon oi Of Chester, aud the Rev. Benjamin Par. son Symons. D. D. vice-chancellor Of the Oxford University.

 0o-It is our paiafuI duty to record the death OfS, s. Gair. Esq. the chief manager in ih. Liverpool house and one Oi the partners iM tho eminent 6rm of Barring BrOthSrs & co. Thu wslaucholly assut took place on the 18th alt