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ARRIVAL " TINE SFEAofkA eANADAt
S.wn. bavs Later Nses- Decline IS &c
Coston lharket- BreadstEts tf.n--[ e.
olf,e IN tie Corn Nsrket--A rfscet 80
az the Neamers Pacific and CdnfeT T.a- 5
Gen. HavaGs Mob5ed ~ Lo'sdo's---l:gecs
of Louis PAiliipc's Dsath- Inc money
AIaFket. .l.s-o
The ROYAL Mai steamer Canada arrived mere
this morning, bringing dates rom
viii arrixe tomorrow forenoon thus maklns ~
irngags from Liverpool 10 Boston IN about hine
DAYS and twenty hours. M
d fIhrsteauaer Pacific reached Liverpool IRON NeF
YORK on the Al inst. al II o,eecS, a. a.. m@A'1s
6the passsge in 10 days and q hours.
II s,hs Cambria which left Boston on August Sls
arrived 8 Liverpool on the 81 Sept making .nes
0f FSs bsrress IN England have al been secured
+ S'Se proceedings 81 the American Congress AZ
lIHract much attention in England
ia There will be an average grain crop IN Ehgiahq
and the potato crop q Ireland = mol 50 oru -
II Farris s Co, cotton merchants OF Manchester
/ have failed.
III Marshal Haynap, the Austrian Butcher arrIyes
Him London on Wednesday, and on paylnSa flsll12
4. sbr brewery OF Barclay Perkins &'Ce 70 insFeef
lHEhat establishment in company with his Suite94f
lelerk discovered his name and IN snort tlle -
IVA. stacked hy a large number Of lahorets ana
Hldrayuten. wiA hroons and clubs, shouting uoMu
tIwj,h he Austrian Butcher" Straw and irnss were
I,,.!s- hi< head, aud missiles Of Al kiRa4
I,ithlowh violently al him. II
II Finally his hat was crushed down over his eyes;
III andin this manner he was hustled cut, and his
III clothes torn from his back.
III On teaching the entrance gale, he was again at
III tackled by large number Of eoalsheayers, and
seized, pelisd aud dragged along on me ground oy
his tengthy whtskers When he escS pea rom sfsl
III he rushed frantically into public house aud fd1
n ceaed himself in n closet. The mob rushed M as
Undetermined having his life, unfortunately Tor
\ him failed tofnd him.
Theaffair created the greatest sensation hroqgh-
out the whole of London.
II In Paris mass has been celebrated Tor me repose
II OF the Soul Of Lous Philippe.
Il il is reported that the Clutches de Orleans has
4 written to NJ ThieFs 10 inform him that the Queen
| her n,osher-in.law and the other members Of the
II family DESTROYS OF his presence al council y
II Sc held al ClaFemount during the present month
In France trade IS improving, and wages o
woa0uen have enlhigher thanever befare )
Nq,Ring of iuteEesl from Denmark and the
81 Duchies.
III Adyices from Hamburg state that the Prussiar
III Cabihel has resolved 10 induce The German power.
I'll 70 lointhe grand Congress TO be held al Vienna
Iii where the European policy is to be decided.
LII III argued in The English papers that fhe dealt
I'LL u Louis PHILIPPE VIII have the effect oi arousins
the ambition Of the Prince de Joinville ltistheugh
the dispute in the Bourbon family viii now 3,
healcdi An effort will be made to place Prince dl
|. Joinville at the head Of the French natpn3
FL Tne MARKETS Cotton Market, LirtfpRai. Sept
Ell 9Th. Cotton has farther declined sdpeTlB. sfnSe
l previous accounts brought by the Asia The sale>
HI Of the week amount 10 35,s 500 bales.
Hi BrcfgSRPS .-No change has taken pAceHn Flour
IH Sales have been making throughout the week a.
NH tplEITlees as quoted at The desc o. las, week
IA Wheat remains steady-pFiets as quoted at the
HI tFbeFs has baep S.eiine III III nor o3Iattnr n