Ten paws Later from Europe.
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markets generally seem TO have improved. Among


tie arrivals we observe the name OF hofsiey d.


ner, Esq, late Governor OF the Bank OF England


Mr.. w. Walack, and Capt. W. A. Spencer
and Com. Bgelow, of the q. s ~


Parliament has been unusually busy In discuss
ino and acting upon various questions OF inter-
est. In the debate on Irish affairs Lord Brougham
spoke of the speeches OF "a person named Tyler
said TO be the son Of the Accidental President OF
the United States''-but passed them over by
saving that "no one was answerable for the
fooleres-the excessive fooleres, OF his family
He refused to believe that President Tyler was
the author of the Repeal letter published over his
name. a spirited debate was had upon the
Washington Treaty as connected with the sur-
render of fugitive slaves. The Attorney General
gave his opinion that they could not be surrender
ed. Lord Palmerston made very able speech
on the affairs OF Servia into which he wove
fierce assault on the Government. Mr.. D'Israeli
followed In the same strain, and took the house
by surprise with speech of great ability and In
dependence In the debates upon the state Of
Irish affairs the do-no,hing policy of the Govern
ment has been attacked with great bitterness.


Parliament was to be prorogued by the Queen
in person on the oath ult.


The steamship Caledonia, Capt. Lott from
Boston, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th ut.


During the week previous TO the sailing Of the
Britannia, the underwriters at Lloyd's had re-
ceved accounts containing information of twelve
melancholy shipwrecks, attended with very Sc
rious loss Of human life


A turnout of the operatives at Ashton under.
Lyme, near Manchester, had occurred-but was
followed by no serious results.


in Wales, the disturbances still continue
Some concession has been made to the demands
of the disaffccted but this seems only to increase
the discomfort.


In IRELAND, the RErEAL agitation continues
with unabatcd zeal and success. The greatest
gathering that has yet been held took place on
TARA HILL, a place remarkable in Irish history,
on the festival of the Assumption. a most spi-
rited and interesting account of this great demon
stration will be found in the letter Of our Special
Correspondent in another column. The accounts
given Of this great meeting in all the papers repre-
sent it as having possessed the deepest and most
interest.


Mr.. Dennis John Blake, recently dismissed
from the Customs, has been arrested on charge
Of having dcfraudcd the government to the
amount of $320000. He had recently retired to
a fine estate at Dublin.


Letters have been received by O'Connell and
read at the Repeal meetings. from sympathisers
in France offering aid and shelter if it shall be
needed to the Repealers of Ireland.
The dismissal of Justices still continues


A riot occurred at fair near Galway on the
lst ult. Two persons were killed by the firing of
the police, andseveral others were badly wounded.


MIR. Hogan, the Irish sculptor, has been engag-
ed to furnish !, statue of O'Conncll, to be placed
In Cancellation Hall.


In SCOTLAND the August Commissioners of the
Established Church voted 6I to 80 to approve
Lord Aberdeen's bill as it stands. Rev. Or. Cum
ningham, late Minister Of Trinity College at
Edinburgh, had preached his farewell sermon pre-
rious TO coming to America TO examine our
literary and educational institutions.


From FRANCE, the news is of little interest
Queen Christina is still busy in striving to
yer power in Spain, and rumors of the marriage
of her daughter arc stiH RIFE The French have
established camp or the frontiers of Tunis TO
wetch the movements of the tribes of that re-
gcncy.


In SfAlN, the junta of Barcelona is in open
hostility with the Provisional Government OF Ma
drid. The Governor of the Citadel has resigned.
Subsequent accounts, however, state that the
junta have submitted. Espartcro has issued a
Proclamation declaring that he has been shame
fully abandoned by his friends, and has thus been
forced to seek refuge in foreign country. He
arrived at Lisbon on the 9TH alt, but had not OBJ
tanned permission to d3sernbarh. He had there
fore sailed for England.


MARKETS


LoNooS, August ls-Go,;on is !dper Id. higher There
Is isls demand fo' exp ard at Liverpool 10000 bales
sold an Wednesday,


sugar-The British Pk.4,s>ion rnarke, is inactive.


LIVERPOOL, Augusa la-f,ottor-tI Upland inferior. 37j
mlddling u. far ~ good far AZ good sn choice 81! y
osleeas iaieiior 9ennessee 3s inferior 81 middiny ~
lar y good fair 5S; good 81; very choice gn marks
and ptae g.


c6nsaee osrEla,t feF heavy rains a, f,
len IN many disarcs oi IN coant'y. aud injury has
been suffered 10y The Corr crops STILL the general chaac-
81 the weather has b. en- raus, favorable and the
iueaee decided decline all parts of the country
e7maoed BY an extremely; dull aad unu,erestng tiade In
ear own market reduction Of cd Sd per bushe
aud Is TO ss per Dbl in Flour with symptoms OF
sfurher decrease in value


II The Joarna! of Commerce defends its
course with regard To ihc Bank legislation of Mis-
slsslppi, but unsucco.sp ully Here was the case
A bill was introdue ed + Loco Foco Repudiator,
ostensibly TO wind up the broken Banks of that
State but really 10 n pudiate the debts due to