Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-29
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA. Fiftecn DavasLnter from London

The steam ship Bfiiannia, Capt. Hewitt, arrived at Boston he morning of the 18th inst al 6 o'clock after a rough passage f IA days. She brought l04 passengers. The dates are from London and Liver pool to the 4th and Paris to the lst inst.
 The British Parliament and French Chamber. were still in session. There had been no striking change m political or commercial matters. We give below summary of the most important news which the papers afford.
 Queen Victoria, with Prince Albert, and the Roy al Princes and princesses went to Osborne House m the Isle of Wight, June l9, for residence of q lew days, during which period they made severa aquatic ions, and visited the squadron of line of batte ships al Spthead, and were present at a grand naval reyiew.
 The visit of the Queen and Prince Albert is ex- peced 10 take place immediately aer the proroga lion of Parliament, winch will probably be early in August fl said lha' the Prince proposes to cee- brate his birth day, August 26. at Sake Gotha.
 The King and Queen of the Begian arrived in London ihe 26ih ut. a visit to Queen Victoria On ihe 3d, the King held Diplomatic Levee al Buckingham Palace, al whIch ihe members of the several dplpmaIIc corps al the British Court attend. ed, and were presented io the King and Queen in the Library of ihe Palace
 The latest news from Madrid is 10 June 26. The Queen wss still absent hei Eastern excursion and had Jeff Barcelona. She proposed visiting the Basque Provinces before her return, The Heraldu
 
 med,atelv and convoke the Cortes without delay.
 Sir William Folett the Attorney General, died after long illness the 18th ut, leaving widow and family to lament his loss. He was eminent iU the profession.
 Madame Montg0ljier, the widow of the celebrated of that name, dled at Paais on the 30lh alt in The lllth year of her age.
 The French Chambers have passed a law appro praiing the of POO O00 francs for the celebration of the revolution of July. The Chambers were srll engaged m passing rail road bills They passed on the lst nsi., by majority of 246 to 5, the Paris and StrasbuTgh Bill. hey passed also the Tours and Nantes Rail Road bills, and several Branch Rail Road bills.
 The Chamber of Deputies has voted 2,650. .OOO francs for repairing the Calhed, al of Paris, by a majoriiy Of 2SI to 4.
 The London dapers announce the arrival of the steamer Cambria, which left this port June l6, al Liverpool on the 27th, after passage, including tht usual detention Ut Haiax, in the wonderfully short passrge of 10 days and IS hours This is stated io be four hours less than the shortest passage ever before made. The Great Western arrived on the morning of the same day in IA days and hours from New York. f lffaH. SUGAR DuTIEs.-rhe correspondence between the English Foreign Minister and the Spanish Am bassador. the subject of the caim of the latter have Spanish Colonial sugar admitted on the same footing as that of the United States and Venezuela under stipulation of the Treaty of Utrcht, revived by the treaty of 1874, s published. There appears to be no foundation for the clam.
 INDIA AND CHISA.-We received yesterday. but at too late an hour for publication, the intelligence brought from India and China by the Overland Mail which Jeff Bombay on the 20th of May last. Tue mail was despatched thus early--l1 days before it's ordinary tune of departurs--n order thst il might escape sle violence of lhe monsoon As, however,