THE FOREIGN NEWS
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Brought by the Caledonia is not very important.
Ireland continues quiet. The Court of Queens
Bench, Dublin, opened for the trial of OConnell
and others on the End inst. No part of the evi-
dence had been given in when the Caledonia
sailed There is slight decline in the Cotton
market.


FREE TRADE.-The Caledonia brought the news
Of the election of Mr.. Patson, the free trade can
didate as member of Parliament from the city OF
London The election was staked upon free trade
doctrines and the free traders triumphed, though
opposed blythe full force of the government, and
by rich bankers, the Barings, the head of which
house was the candidate Of the believers in Protec
tive and restrictive tariffs. The result will have
great influence upon the action of Parliament. The
great city of London has declared for the princi-
Piles Of free tradeyand it is expected to be deci-
sive that the government will be forced to unloose
the tight grasp of the corn laws and other legisa-
ton founded upon the principles of protection and
restriction. Sir Robert Peel the premier, also has
given intimaton that changes in the tariff laws
mast be expected.