FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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There is nothing of great interest in the foreign
news The United States Steam Frigate, Mis-
souri, which was carrying out Mr.. Gushing, the
Minister to China, was destroyed by fire on the
ninth of September, while at anchor in Gibralter
Bay. Mr.. Gushing was not in the vessel when it
took fire. Every effort was made both by the
crew and the British vessels to save her. but they
were of no avail. Nearly every thing valuable
on board was lost. 1t is not ascertaned how the
fire originated. The British papers pay high
compliment to the conduct of the seamen of the
Missouri during the progress of the fire.


IRELAND.-The agitation in Ireland moves on at
its usual pace. The weekly repeal rent has for
it fell 20 E 735. The association have issued a
counter-manfesto to the Queens speech, address
ed to the inhabitants of the countries subject to
the British CROWN" and signed by Daniel O'Con-
nell. 1t is an elaborate attack on "Saxon" gov
ernment of Ireland, and is ordered to be printed
a broad sheet and posted in London, and Bath,
and Bristol and bigotted Liverpool % and elsewhere.
The rePealers anxiously looking forward to the
assembling of O'Connel's Parliament, to consist
of 300 members, each of whom is to bring E 100
with him, and whose meeting is to constitute the
next great step'' towards the obtainment of the
grand object of their desires. Meanwhile, Gov
ernment is evidently preparing for the worst. The
throughout Ireland, in the evident anticipation of
coming struggle.


Queen Victoria and Prince Albert have lately
paid a visit to the King and Queen of the Meth
erlands.


The disturbances in Wales still continue, and
are daily assuming more serious aspect