ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA.
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AhRiN AL OF HE HlBERNlA

 ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

 The steamer Hibernia, Capt. Judkins, left Liverpool October 4th, at 1 o'clock 45 m.. r, M., and arrived at Halifax on the 18th. at / o'clock, P. M., making the passage ill days and 2l hours. She left Halifax the same day, at P. M., and arrived in Boston harbor Oct Is, at o'clock P. M., having made the passage in l3 days and l9 hours. She brought passengers from Liverpool to Halifax, eS from Liverpool to Boston, and 2 from Halifax 10 Boston-106.

 The Hlbernia brings Liverpool dates to the 4th inst, eleven days later than our previous advices, from which are culed the follow ing items of interest

 The queen and prince Albert have returned to their usual walks and drives about Wmd- sor slnce their late excursion, the prince oc- caslonally varying his amusements by the sports of the field

 iretdad.-Mr, OConnell continues to fur nlsh food for conversation and alarm His monster meetings continue, his denunciation ol the ''Saxon" appears to increase i'll inten- sity, and his influence over the minds of his countrymen knows no abatement. His court. oi arbltrators have met, and the system ap- pears to work well and while 1t sets aside the machinery of the executive government, Il is cleNerly contriyed to bind the applicants for justice, on the one hand, and to avoid, on the other, the meshes of the statute law His recent speeches have shown that his bold ness IS on the increase, and fears are enter tanned that the peace of Ireland cannot be preserved until the meeting oi parliament- Mir. O'Connell, since his return from the pro- vinces, has figured once or twice at his old quarters, the Corn Exchange, Dublin, where he has poured out his indignation upon the devoted head of Mr. Conner, the gentleman who proposed in the association, during the absence ot the agitator, the suspension of the payment of rents until the repeal was forth coming. The last great demonstration took place on Sunday, Oct. l, at the Rath of Null laghmast, in Leinster. It appears to have been an immense gathering. He denounced the slavery of the U. States in vehement terms, with the request s'let that go to Amer lca" It is hinted that the government are about to bring these exhibitions to prema- ture close. The Times of Monday, Oct. ?, gives currency to the hint as ssrumoro To put down the agitation in Ireland now, when no attempt has been made to remove the ac- knowledged evils under which the people la Dor, would be dangerous experiment with the peace of the country.

 The adjourned meeting of the repeal asso- station was held at the Dublin Exchange on Wednesday, counsellor Scully in the clair Mir. O'Connell, who was received with en- thusiastic cheering, and who looked remark ably well, commenced the business by niov- ing for further investigation of the charges of extermination against Mir Smith, which was agreed to.

 Mir. Reay then read letters from the follow ing places in America From Boston, trans mitting G29 3s from Savannah, $500; from Massachusetts, t100; from Hartford, Conn. f67; from New Jersey, G30 l2s; from Newark, New Brunswick, GAO; from Phi ladelphia, per Judge Doran, f50; from St. Louis, Missouri, G174-a bill of exchange on Messrs. T. Martin & Son, Liverpool, from Cincinnati, G113 los, and from New Y orl, per Hon. Judge James, S1400, the several re- ceipts of which were announced amidst en- thusiastic cheering. MT. O'Connell moved that the contributors from New Brunswick should be admitted members, and vote of thanks to the American contributors belong ing to the free States, alluding at the same time to the correspondence accompanying the iemlttanees from the southern States, as abu- sve towards himself, and savoring very strongly of blasphemy in its defence of slave ry. The people oi ireland who yet opposed him, should look to the conduct of the asso- catioa. France had tendered him aid-but he rejected 1t, and he thought his reply would put an end to that matter To their Ameri- can friends, who loved Ireland better than slavery, he moved the marked thanks of the meeting, which was carried by exclamation

 The London Times of the Sd, contains the important intelligence of the loss of the East India Company's steam ship Memnon, with the Indian mail

 ''We have received by extraordinary eX- press from Paris, letters from our correspond ents in Syria, Egypt, Malta, and Marseiles announcing, we regret to say, the total loss of the Hon. East India Company's steam | ship Memnon, off Cape Guardilui, oil the coast of Africa, near to Alden, on the 1st o | August. The crew, passengers, and treasure were saved, but the mails and the effects O the passengers went down in the wreck.

 Merico.-The brig Petersburg arrived al New York on Sunday evening from Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on the 18th ultimo She brings twenty thousand dollars i'll specie being part of the second instalment of the Mexican indemnity.

 The papers brought by this vessel are no so late as those previously received at New Orleans. SANTA ANNA is endeavoling to arouse a spirit of improvement among tho people. A fair was to be held in the city O Mexico last month, at which liberal premium: would be awarded for the best specimens O agricultural production. A school for tht advancement of arts and mechanism is to bt established in the city of Mexico, under tht direction of Government, in which workmer will be trained and educated in the variou. industrious pursuits. In connection with thi, school there is to be another for instruction 