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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT
NEW YORK.

sage III ten days and twenty hours.
Jas. Starkey ~ Co., an old and respectable
firm, connected with the California trade, have
failed
The ASIA on her outward passage, arrived in
the Mersley shortly before p NJ, on the 18th
ult The mails of the Pacific reached Liver
pool at 3 Z. NJ on the lst inst though she her
self did not come up until 915 p. NJ, on ac-
count of the tide; so that the Pacific was not
beaten after all.
The weather in England, Scotland and Ire
land, for the week previous to the sailing ofthc
Asia, had been all that the farmer could wish
and the crops of every kind looked ell. Wheat
is in ear and bloom, and looked remarkably
| well.
| There are still rumors of increasing difficult
ties between the Porte and the Pacha of Egypt.
ENGLAND. Political and all other affairs ex-
cessively dull. The Fl al discussion on the
Ecclesiastical titles bill was to come off on the
4th VIII en- the fate of the Ill would be decided.
The Jc wish Emancipation bill passed in
the House OF Commons without a division Ii
is thought it will be defeated in the ether
House.
Prince Albert and Lucen Bonaparte were
attendl ing the meeting at Ipswich, for the adj
vance nent of Science
AT a large public meeting IN London, pet-
ton for retaining the Crystal Palace in lis pres
ent osition, tter the exhibition, was adapted.
lie MlddleSeX Ltflltc Asylum has been en-
large d to hold $4,000 patients
Eta ines are bein. cons ructed at Liverpool
to run the express trai between London and
Biz bingham, l02 miles, in = NJ hours.
''he pass myers in the Pacific, CD her las,
trip, presented Captain Nye with piece Of sill
yer plate, as mark OF their esteem Captain
Nye replied in appropriate terms.
At Aanche 'ter stca6y business is doing,
despite the decline in the Liverpool cotton mar
kct, and the consumption of the raw material
continues large
t Wilmer s. Smiths European Times, speak
ing of the projected sailing Of the North amer
lea, says 1.-THE sailing of the steamer Moth
e America for Galway has been decided sell
). Our American cousins are great az hoax, but
n | ANYTHING equal to this IL the way of cruel IA
. seriousness has never bcen perpctrated since
P, the Falls of Niagara We're made to disappear m
- night"
d fRELAND.-The cerrstss tables are published
and the decrease Of the whole 81 counies since
II ISL, is 49, GIG
;, FRANcE-An France Is on the ti1toe of ex-
d pectaton. waiting for the report Of VI. De Toe
lie quevlle, on the revision of the Constitution
RS This important document is every hour expec-
IN ted to be made public, and the debate IN the
:, Assembly will probably commence on the 18th
re inst.
I'd The President, after quitting Poitiers and ar
e irving at Chutelleraut, July ID, received
e by the National Guard, who instantly shouted
y "Nive la RepubIique," in which the inhabitants
n ioincd. The crv continued until the President
Il, reached the Hotel de Vile, where it assumed
: the character Of serious hostility, and became
-, drowned with "Napolcon.' The disturbance
10 was queled by the police.
1t breakfast the Mayor apo'oGsed for tha
tnmu,t. The President N the course Of his re-
nj ply, said, for all the good that had been done
su during the last three years they were indebted
to the party OF order. This was loudly cheer
nd ed and his health being proposed, the President
IT. said
i'd 81 placed myself resolutely a, The head Of
e. men of order Of all parties, and have received
US Irlm them an ehectual Cooperation. If there
ed has been detection am gnorant of it, for | 20
he forward withou, casting look behind. There
lid must be an impulse, and an aim. NV impu,s SO
We is the love OF my country my aim is TO make
~, religion and reason prevail"
- The President arrived in Paris the same eve
y" ming. The French papers generally approve
, of The tone Of the above speech
ny Paris Bourse animated, and further rise
IL took place Elves closed at 81 so, threcs ST.
er, N5.
he The weather in Paris has been excessively
TO hot. At the Review of the Champ de Mars,
'g- eight soldiers died in consequence of the heat.
he In the Assembly on the % inst, an amends
'se ment allowing to women the right Of petition,
nd was proposed, and 10 the asonishment of all
re- present, was adopted. 1t caused the loss OF the
yes bill, when the question upon its passage was
we taken.
-, PoRruGAL.-The Electoral decree has been
~ fically promulgated. Its liberal provisions
- appear 10 have given general satisfac lion. The
:" government have reduced the Excise duties
-haf, from 10 per c. 20 per cent. and
taken eff the duties upon horses used for la
eu Dor. There was some INSTRUMENTATION in the
Of army. The British claims were likely to be
,e- soon and honorably settled.
oh ROME The refusal of the Papal Court to
md let the French occupy certain posts at Rome,
nh has not led 10 any further misunderstanding
e,r LATEST TELEGR PHIC INTELLIG Judy
he 5h,-The London Times says the amount Of
in the liabilities of J. Srarkey & Co. has not been
red stated, bu, is believed In be large.
INV The Cabinet Council sat an hour and hall
an. yesterday.
~ The number of visitors yesterday at the
n, Great Exhibition was upwards of $4,000.
The returns of the Board of Trade for the
=" month ending 9Th of June were published yes
ess terday. They show an increase of fl,5i4 on
ich the declared value o British exports, as COM
pared with those of the same time last year
Ike which was one of remarkable activity. Cotton
OF manufactures show large increase, although
len the price of the staple was lower than in the
zen corresponding period of 1850.
re- The chief falling off has been in wooler
. manufactures and in metals The aggregate
:, vaue OF our exports during the first five month.
~. Of the year, has been 7,S65000 pounds aCains
~, 26,027 GOO pounds in a like period last wear
w, showing an increase of ,037 900 pounds. With
81" regard to the consnmption Of articles Of food
III, and luxury, Flour aeal presents large aug
yea menta ion. Tea, Go ,se aad Cocoa show an
u" increase. Sugar, Spirits and Tobacco exhibit
Ihe little alteration.
; OF Paris owse,--Fiyes 9la95; Threes SGT. -
the Paris letters mention that the cont nued rise il
and French rents has been caused by the suspe
sion of broker, who had been large specu
,res latNe seller.
.r,. The New York Evening Tribune of to-da,
announses the passag Of the Ecclesiastical
,.,, Titles bill by the House Of Commons. Thu
IsIl Encrlish rnr,or, lie rncnfnn of II ~.