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 LrvEnroox, July 44-li AM.

 0nNEpAL tNTeLEr0ekcB.--Tks Bogus ports in tho Chinese seas were eaptnred and e0mplstsly destroyed by the British iasid and naval forces on the 26th of April. Eight hundred and seventF-six pieces of artillery wsss seissd and spiked ia shrx Father Mathew had received | pension of Gsoo year from the Crown. Rumor states that tke Pope had declined to make hin bishop of Cork.

 Mr. Q'Connsl's remains are expected to arrive at Southampton on the I7th.

 The Sarak Sands steamer put into Cork h con- sequence of an accident t6 her machinery. She wss expected 10 snil cn the a.

 Jenny Lint is producing the eFeatest possible sensation in London. She is enssged Q sing l0r arem1heration of ( 1000.

 Fever is dreadfuily prevalent m liyerpool it has made the most destructive harcc among the Catholic clergy, eight having been swept away in two monthes The distempef was in every instance contracted by them while visiting the siek.

 corToN.--The market has been affected in an ment. The advance ia 3-Sd. per pound since the last steamer.

 Coan MARKEr IA signal depression has taken place in the corn market since the deparlure of the last steamer, attributable tu many causes, but peculiarly to the prevalence of fine weather and the growing steAHaihess of the money market Prices nave become nnprecedentediy lev. An unusual gloom Is everywhere felt.

 The rumors of the potaio disease are exceedingly conflicting and net reliable, and the growing CT ps are ln state of the utmost forwardness. The weather could scarcely be more favorable than t is