Foreign News: England

TheGrent Western M't Liverpool Oct. 11. The accounts confirm the previous statements of the prevnlence of the potatoe disease, late rain?, ond rise of bread stuffs. A considerable rise was nnticipated. The Railway rnaniaknows no abatement; i( appears, on the contrarv, to increase. It is eaid that a leading morning paper receives, in the course of one week, at the present time, from the Railrond advertisements, as mnch hard cash as the Chief Magistrate of the Union is paid annually tV hls public services. FRANCE. The Frencb gfovemment were reinforcing their troops in Algiers. Eight regiments hnd embarked. It wus hinted in the Paris papers that the conqueít of Morocco wua in view. 1TALY. A serious outl roak had ocenrred in Ravenna and e'sewherc, hut the insuiroction had been supressed wi'hout much bloodshed. GERMÁN Y . Measurea were taking by the varióos local nntliorities to obstrnct the progress of tlie Gemían Cailiolic faith . In Heidelburg and Hanover, public worship by persons of th,at faith had been prohibited. RUSSIA. The statement of the reverses experienced by the Russians in the war with the Circassiants, was confirmed. In one engagement the Rusbians lost 180 nüiccrs. A most distressiBg famino was prevailing extensively in Rosslá.