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The ROYAL Mail Steamship Caledonia, Captain
+. G.. Lott. arrived at her dock, East Boston, on
MORNING. at 10 minutes past 9 O'Clock, having
left Liverpool on the 4th making the passage IN
III days. She has 60 passengers-among them
tho celebrated violinist NJ OLE BULL, and BishoP
PURCELL OF Cincinnati.


Great exultation is evinccd by the anti-Con
law Journals at the result of the election IN the
Civ of London for Member Of the House Of
Commons in place of Sir Matthew Wood de-
ceased. London has usually been represented by
Liberal Wings since the passage Of the Reform
Bill, but at the last General Election two Wings
and two Conservatives were chosen. To fill the
vacancy, the Conservative candidate was Mr..
r. Barring, warm supporter OF the Feel Minis
try, while the opposition brought out Mr. Patti
son. a wealthy merchant of moderate talents and
influence, but pledged TO support the entire abol
ton of the Corn Laws, or which ground the
whole power of the League was brought TO bear
in his favor. Mr. Barring Joined issue on the
point: and at the close of the Poll the vote was
declared


For M Partison .6,552 1lr Barins. .6,367


MAJORITY against the Cofa.Lsws .l65


This result has given great ela,ion to the Anti
Corn Law agitation all over Great Britain, and the
work Will be pressed with increased vigor. We
cannot, however, sec why 1t IS represented as
unexpected '-onc would suppose that the
League would be popular in London il any
where in Great Britain 1t is not supposed that
this result viii effect the policy Of Ministers.