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AMERICAN NBRxEvoLENex.--Infh the Houza of Commons. oa the 29th ultsmo, MF. William Brown. member of South Laneash- ire, inquired of the Secretary gor Ireland,

 Whether he e-had any intormsslon of shs Amercan Government having iakea the guns out of t~o of their ships ef var that were preparing 10 ge to Mexico wish troops. and holding them a; the disposal of coasaases in the United States. who were, from v0sun- tary contributors, raising large sums of mon ey, and parchastag provisions so send so ire- land to relieve our distressed fellow-countrv- mem snd wheth.r the J1ssssfora. ene of these vessels, had net arrissd at Cork, and the .Naeedoaia. expected al Sligo If all lals be SO, such noble and pis,sewosthy acts should belgeneFally known Io Ihe Bfisish pso- pie"

 Mir Laboachere answered this inqusrv by reading 8 letter ot introduction from Hoa. Edsasd Everett, presented by Captain For hes ot ,lte .fassestoa,a and he added the fol- towing remarks

 -aftes performing this granLous service. L2msstosea had returned 10 America, but he Ns. Labosehere believed that another fn- gate vas on her way to Ireland, and might soon be expected. The cargoes constituted only small part of the voluntary eonlriha- lioas o{ lhs citizens of the unised States, for the relief of ihe sufferers ln Ireland Every sentence of Nr. LaboGchere's amswer was received with log4. long, and continued cheers v