FOREIGN NEWS.
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By the arrival of the Steamer Hibernia at Bos-
ton, we have European dates up to the 4th inst.


England.-The state of trade in the manufac-
turing districts in England is represented as very
satisfactory in all departments. The cotton trade,
the wollen, and the iron, are in an improving
state.


Sir Robert Peel, it is rumored, has made over
lures 10 Lord John Russell for coalition Minis
try. Earl Grey is lying very i'll at Howick Hall,
Northumberland. He has lost the use of his
limbs. He is 80 years old. The disturbances
are still going on in Wales,


Irelamd-The agitation in Ireland still exists.
At a Repeal Meeting recently held: the following
letters from America were read: From Boston,
transmitting ego IS; from Savannah $500; from
Massachusetts G1OO; from Hartford, G67; from
New Jersey ESQ; from Newark $16o; from St
Louis Gl75; besides others, OConnell says that
neither the enthusiasm of his friends nor the taunts
of his enemies shall move him from his own
course He says he is an old lawyer and moi to
be caught with chaf-meaning that nothing he
says or does will give the British government a
hold on him.


The accounts respecting the cotton crop. which
to hand by the Britannia are deemed favorable 10
holders. The sales Saturday exceeded 5000 bags
of which 1000 taken speculation But Monday
last of the most stirring days which has ever
CURED in the market The sales amounted to 10000
bags of which quantity spectators took
half Yesterday being Tuesday, the great Manchester
marketd there comparatively less doing but the
sales, notwithstanding, reach 1900 bags, uf which
speculators took nearly the half The market to-day
(W edhesday) is still in state of great excitement, and
remained so the time put paper 10 press An
advance of farhng per pound has taken place on most
descriptions cotton since the arrival of the Brana
The darkest hour generally the of the dawn;
and the intermittent fever through which have passed.
seems promise for the future Of healthy and
invigorating action.


Wilmer & Smiths European Times.