Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.


Tie following irtms are CLEANED from the news
broug, by the Hbernia nndar all tina, we deem.
ed Of interest:
The ro,aoe crop lhroughou, nearly all tie Ger
man States has proved short--in some parts com.
pete failures. The government Of Holland has
taken measures for admitting articles OF necessity
(wieat, bai ley, potatoes, &c., at very low rate
of duty.
Cotton had declined in price, caused, II IS said.
BY the heavy stocks on hand.
1t is said that the government OF ltaIy has com.
mcneced, or is a about 10 commence. negotiations
for treaty of commerce with the United tates.
The basis of the treaty offered by Naples will
be very extensive reduction Of import duties ana
other commercial facilities.
The overland India mail reached London By the
Times Express on the 2l October. The news
is of some Importance. The British are assem-
bling army on the banks or the Sutri, to enable
the native government 10 quell the licenliousne>,
of the soldier.
France. Paris, Sept. 30.-\luch attention has
been paid in this capital, both Ivy the press and
the public. 10 the recent arrivals from the United
States with respect 10 Mexico. ! he prohabIllv
Of war no war has BEEN discussed; but all Inrir-
nails and all parties are unanimous IN thinking
that 1t wonid he the veiy height Of folly for Next
co 10 attempt hostlies. The Journal des Dabai',
the government organ. takes a peculiar yi'": II
says that the Nlcxlcans have been jou"'" "rpoH"'
les but advises thcm-lo use nc "or"s ol an
American phi osopher-"i~ grin and har ii" he.
cnuse. it saws, if th.y don't they will give the
limited S,o,cs excuse for selzing another lre.
m,ndous zee. perhaps all the Mexican dominions.
r. Oeba's thinks that hegrand psup e, as it calls
them, OF the United Stntes. have very itching
fingers for the property of their neighbors, and i
advises them 10 be somewhat more scrupuous for
the future, lest Europe should find itself ca lied
upon, by regard for its own interests and dignity;
10 prevent IA further gigantic increase of the al.
ready gigantic domlnons they possess.
The tale of the Times of London, Of finding
OF slave shackIes in the wreck of the noble Amer.
can vessel, The Missouri, has been received in this
cry with varied feeling of contempt, disbelief and
indignation.
The defeat of the united French and English
forces in their attempt to chuslisc the savages of
madagascar has excited very painful interest.
We copy tho following frem the N. o. Picu.
yuno of the 9Th uIt., as the latest news from Tex.
as:
From The Bayof fAransas.-Tho U. s. transpor,
steamboat Monmouth, Capt. Baker, arrived here
Yesterday forenoon from Aransas Bay. She ieft
there on the 10th arrived at Galveston FRIDAY
night, and departed ogain on Monday night, the
2o:h, and made her way hi,her, against N. N, f.
winds which prevailed throughout tho passage.
lhe Monmouth is in n very critical s,a,e. leak.
ing most r"pldl! nnd will 60 at once into dr., dock
for repairs.
The army nj Corpus Christi wns in pretty vooI
health except that few cases Of d, ,srn,4ry hpdI
'ccnrrh Three hunired Msxmans v. n,ur.dI
''th'n 5o miles of Corpus Christi few da,,
''hr'. III pursuit OF bod, of Camanchcs. wh,cb
'"u Tee +" committing deprrdations On the settle. r
mems. h" comm ner of the Mrxcans, heinz !
!" ou acquaintance Oh Col. Kinney, sen, worn
" nm that be- should have called TO see HIM bu, '
vas fearful he mght be c-nsurpd. An oil; r,;end l.
'ne army writes us as follows on this subirc,.
'TH iSrArhY CAMP. CoRrUs CHRISTI, TExasl t
October 18th, IS45.
NY Dear Sir--l wroe you by the Ar,ban,,.
'hce which no!hing Of impor; has ranspired. Vas v
srday rumor circulated a report t.st 300 Ms,.
;an soldiers were within so miles of O.. P
hrlstl' inquired in relation to this rnmor anJ !,
no that there nre few small posts occuosd hu a
'e Mexicans on his bank OF the Rio Grnnde i, r.
&c vicinity Of Mier, for instance, ,hors are ,bon,