From the \. o. PieayuHs, Oct g. Further details of Foreign News.
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By special express copy of Winner & Smiths Eu- ropean Times, of he 9th Oct, was received in town yesterday, 24 hours in advance nf the mail We pro ceed to gather from it more full synopsis of the news, which we regret to say assumes, under fut Ter view of it. more nearly the complexion given il by the first telegraphic despatch. It is nor. dis dressing in a commercial point of view than the counts published yesterday had led us to suppose

 The first Isem oi news We extract relates to the death of Mir. Everett:

 Obituary-On the 20th June, at Canton the Hon. A. H. Everett, Commissioner from the States to China. The funeral solemnites took place at o'clock, P. M., the following day, attended by nearly officiated the occasion. After the reading of appropriate portion of scripture and prayer the mains were conveyed to the place of interrnent, Dane's Island, Wbampoa, by the steamer Corsair, accompanied by most of the American and several of the English eemufa nty, and officers belonging to II. M steamer Pluto, Capt Airey, having with kind consideration provided seamen from that ves- sel to convey the body to the grave. At Wham- poa the procession joined by detachment of armed men, sent by the French Commodore Lapierre, under the direction of Cont Lyiere, to 1t and render military honurs to the remains of the deceased, and by train of boats from the English, American and other vessels. The flags at half mast, and minute guns from the French frgate La GIoire, the flagship of Com. Laperre conspired to make the interest and sOcmnity of the occasion

 On the 7th July, at Canton, the Rev. Samuel C. ClOptos, Missionary from the Foreign Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, U. $. A., after an illness of fever of about ten days, aged 3l.

 Panic af Hdmbnrg.-Commercia letters from Hamburg say that the Exchange of that city is fil- led with a consternation unexampled since the "three glorious days" of July, 1880. Every post from England is bounced upon if the courier were messenger of life and death, for the late dis astrous failures ia London cannot fail to recoil upon the trade of the entire Continent

 Corn trade of RHssia.--Ietters from St Peters burgh state that the Emperor Nicholas has just ta- ken measure which will be highly advantageous for commerce in general, and for the corn trade in particular. His Majesty has ordered the bank to advance in bank paper, to all the corn merchants who may desire it, the half of the value of their stock of grain. Very good results expected from this measure for the money market

 Gen. Sanders, United States representative at Madrid, has arrived at Bayonne, his way to that capital.

 MT. Macaulay the American Consul at Tripol, has arrived at Malta by the French steamer Cerbere

 The American Minister and Mrs Bancroft re- turned to Easton Square on the 2eth ult from the Continent.

 On the Both ut. the American vessels in Liver pool were decked out with flags and s;reamers in honor of the victories gained by Gen. Scott.