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rlFrEEn DAYS LATER FROM Fl

The steam packet Acsdis. Capt. Harri,
son, arrived 81 East Boston. on the Cd ia.
slant. Il lle'clock. P. NJ !, in afeH hours
over is days from Liverpool.
The Msynooih grant bill has passed
The House Of Lords. 10 al lis stages. BY
larger msiorilies than IN the Commons,
and wants onlythe royal assent.
II IL said that Thomas Moore is 10 write
the life Of the late Rev. Sidney Smith.
In Paris. the carpenters. 10 the number
Of 3to 1000, bad struck for higher wages,
demanding francs. instead Of 4.
Al Paris letter snnounces that the en-.
lire Belgian Ministry had resigned, and
that The King Leopoldl badsren: for M.
D.Huart 10 charge him with The forma-
lion Of new Cabinet. IN fBaron) D.
Huart has alreaty been twice member
Of Liberal Administration 10 Belgium,
and Is al present Governor of Namur.
The retirement Of The Ministry is the re.
suit OF the elections. and indicates tri-
unph Of the Liberal over the Catholic
party
Pans, June l6.-M. Billbault, one Of
The most eminent members OF the 0ppo.
siiion, charged fhe Government with hav,
ing ioiaed Englsnd 10 opposing The am
nexafion Of Texas TO the United States.
in return for The concession England has
made TO France Of the right OF search
treaty, NJ. Gnizo, (RRe quite restored
10 health, and who re appeared 10 the
Chamber on Tuesday denied that any
stipulation relative 10 Texas had been
made with regard TO the Abandonment OF
that treaty. HE then observed. that IL
Texas was DESTROYS of aLnexirg itself to
She Uni,ed States, he French Gortrnmtnt
had nothing 10 s1y against 1T but he ad-
miiied that il. would be MORE agreeable
I 10 that Government. and more consistent
with lis Interests If The dnusration Did
nattake piace. His words, asouqted rom
the Moniieur, are This is al thai can
say now about Texas. II that country
wishes 70 give up lis independence and
incorporate itself with The Untsd States.
il this is reallv1he object. the Intent, oi
the people Of Texas We have nothing TO
Say. nothing 10 do in opposition TO it.
But if. on the contrary, the people OF
Texas wish 10 preserve their *indepen:
dence, not only have we no reason 10 op.
pose il,.but DO no. Hesitate 10 say, that
France must approyesher conduct and &C.
knowledge that she il IN The right
The NE VS. from China came: down 10
the end Of March. The Emperor had
received some favorable notices Of Chris
iisnity and was disposed 70 tolerate il.
SPAIN Jiqdrid JpGe 10 The, intel.
ligeuce OF the adhesion Of Don Carlos
in favor Of his son excited ereatsutpfise.
l. was sometime betoretbe Government
twonld permit The newspapers 10 publish
Tie documents they hSd received fslalive
~ the event. From the observations Of
the newspapfrS3it would seem that the
emauisge of Don ECaflos's son with the
Queen I>abella would be most unpopu-
lsr in Spain. Even The newspapers-
lHhich are underline control of The Co..
vernment warmly oppose the marriage
1t is worth mention. too. tina. the new
constitution expressly iotbids The Queen!
10 marry any one excluded from the sue
cessiqn 10 the throne, aud DON Carlos and
bis son are excluded,
I, has been reported that Espar,efo had
declared thai he would again take arms
iii, be in'endec 10 marry The Queen TO
The son n Don Carlos.
A bull fsht, which took place ON the
Oh, was one Of the finest OF the season y;
81 horses wereAilled on. tie occasion
Another affair. Of the same kidd is 10
come off shortly for the special graiifes- 1
,,ion Of the diplomatic body. and. amongst
them, Mr Livingston, Secretary TO the
American Legation.
LIVERPOOL June 13-Ke Cotton
Market -The market opened with lair
demand, which has increased during the
week. the Trade being induced by the
low quotations now current 10 increase
their stock prices. however, close with.
out change. the recent imports, being SO
freely offered.
1IyERpooLL, june 10 Corn The
prospect OF the growing crops are now
considered very favorable; and, sboalds
the present fine weather continue, will
probably be one Of the mos, abundant e :.
yer known.
An accident Of q somewhat serious char.
ac.eroccurred on tbaGrest Western Rail-
way {England) on the 18th. The Exc.
Ter express train. which has recently be.
gun 10 run distance Of 200 miles in the
short period Of 4 ! hours, lefi the Lendon
Station al the usual hour and was proceed
ing towards Slough with great velocity,
al was asserted more than a mile min
ute when the oscillation OF The carriages
became so great that the passengers could
hardly retain their seats. Soon after. the
engine and tender became separated from
the carriages. and tw Of these. one OF the
first and anoihefo OF The second class, we're
thrown from bank IL feet high. The
passengers were ia greA, danger. aud Sc
yeral. we,e seriously injured. but none
dangerously.
4 lady was SO much alarmed tha: her
l;fe was despaired Of, and STIR Vivyan,
Of Parliament, received severe
cut in the head. There were loOpassen'
gers, sll unable 10 escape. being lockediu
The cars and tits remarkable that no great.
er injury was sustained.
RAILROAD CHARGES.
From Boston 10 n York, s. oO--dist. $50 miles
From Bait 10 Washington. 50 5o-- DO ~ 90.