Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
ARRIVAL Of ths Great Western.

The steamer Great Western, Capt. Matthews ar
rived al New -Ynrk on the 18th inst bringing Liv-
erpoo papers 10 March 29h inclusive, and london
10 the evening of the 2Sth The dates are twenty
one da, later than before received.
We are indebted to the Express of Messrs. Adams
& Co, for extras containing the news aud Wilmer
Smiths Times, which hey laid table nj an
early hour this morning. in advance Of the mail.
Parliament had adjourned for the Easter hos days.
The bill repeating the duty cotton had pnBsed
Cotton has declined just about the extent Of the
reduction OF duty, and The market was heavy from
enlarged impression abuui new crops.
The new Tariff, as brought forward by Sir Robert
Peel, bad gore into operation. The only change
from what he proposed wis some slight alteration
in the standard for sugars
The news OF the passage BY Congress of the reso-
luilons for The annexation of Texas, he'd created con-
siderable sensation in England, and also The para.
graph of President Folks Inaugural Address relat
ing TO Oregon. Some extracts relating TO theae
malters will be Ionnd below.
The Swiss Diet had adjourned, without adopting
any decided measures for the expulsion 0 the Jesuts
England, France, Austria and Prussia, had each
addressed strong note 10 the Swiss Government
recommending peace, CONCESSIONS, &c. No fresh
outbreaks had taken place
The London papers announce The decease of Su
John Quincy, lae one Of the I|arons of the Exche.
quer-ol Lord Wyninrd, former Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas-of Miss NJ II. Andre, only remain.
ing sister Of Ma or Andre aged 93-of Gen. Sir Thos
Saumarez-of Mr.. Drummond Hay. laie British
Consul al TAngiers--of Admiral Carpenier-oc Ma
jor Generals John Reeves and Sir Thomas Corselli.
of Lieut.. Generals Prchard and L'Estrange-
and Of General Sir Charles Vale.
The Committee Of the Royal Corporation Of the
Literary Fund have given one hundred pounds ster.
ling 10 The fund raising for the family of the
late Lamar Blanchard, Esq.
The Bishop Of Ely died on the 20h of March, and
the Dean Of Westminster appointed in his stead
The Queens visit 10 Ireland, during the summer
appears to have been determined. -u
Professor }. P. Swift, ni the ROYAL Adelaide Gal
lere, London, is "A passenger IN the Great Western
having been engaged by Barnum, of the American
Museum, TO give variety of optical and oher seien
lifc exhibi ions in thai establishment. Mr.. BarnuT
and The renowned General Tom Thumb were in
Paris and had visited Louis Philippe and the Roya
Family at the 'Tnieres, where their reception hat
ieen in the highest degree hatering and enthusiast
ic. The little general had been loaded with valua
BILE presents hy the King, the Queen, the Princes,
Adelaide aud The Royal household The King an,
Queen both taking him into their arms aud kissing
him. lie VAS making great flourish every day
through the Champ de Ulysses in his lpuiian car
rage.
new plan for abolishng the ballot in taking the
votes, prop used by NJ. Hanranne, had been occupy
ing the attention Of the French Chamber. com-
mittee had reported IN frvor Of IA mixed system
which, while it did not abolish secret voting alto
gether, would greatly modify II. By The plan Of the
Committee, the ordinary mode of voting in the
Chamber would be par assis ct ieue: but ten members
oou,i oan ~, d oFls'o"' ana ~ case' ""e'e' a.
oo'u"s ~ INC p'eSe"t s''pu"'ons' SECRET 'o''nt
oo''u oe o"''eu ioi ny twenty ne""ers' 'ne co"nt
'1e ','o''eue" ''d' ,'e ""noe' OF req"Stions''
snon'" NC 'nI'e"seu 10 '"ry' MS "ian was anof'
ed by the hanbe~ on the 18Th inst; The Govern
meni dIscnunienancing but not opposing ii.
The Journal des Debats gor6es the Ministry up
On p "ea.y having oeen conc'"oeo oe'wee" 'h'
| r'e"'" anu ''e iha",h "i Musca III november ias'
| Nv EIencl, subipcis In he uotuaH
reside, trade and uaveiin that country, and to eh",
al Tie Immuni'ies granted I" the most favored ma
| lions frehch goods imported WIN lie su,9Fe. 10
u"'y "o' e~.eeu'hg per GEM no "r''c'e ~ com
he'ce WI, DC P'o'o'ed' ana h,e hane pieces are ''
oe 'u''en' al ,'e'' real Fa'e' NE "pp"s"'o" pa
pe' nv 'niS as "''e :" W. ""'I", PeGu''a' "i
"'np"s "1 I ' says, IVA, Ut 'o'r ms tn
'D"s" ''e s's" anu Ah'e'"""S Pd'" . PEI
c., "e fie"c" pau "hy 'our'
,b. MERCHANTS If p,ris 70 MarshaI II pns.,nd -, IN.
| Great Hail or The Bours The nu,aber nresan, a,
limited IN fan, b,Jred. .mnna ,.hn,, ,ars tho n,L
of Nemours. the Duke Of Anmale. The Dnk nC Mon,
| nens,sr and ,ha pr;noa 10 I;n.',Ia ,h D. "
| the Seine. The Prefec, oC PnI;re e,c N Cno,;,
| Gridaiue. the Minister oC Commerce. uas The onl,
member of III. Governmen, 4, ho .t,end.d Tho nrn
tov was less s,r;k ina Than IN. snlandnn a,d ,.,r
of the feast
| The Paris papers mention with some exuI,a,o,
| the ieeaI seizure of vessel chilled tho V;IIe Il,
Bordeaux by the BRUSH authorities of Port Ado
k,ide in New South Wales for AN alIeosd breach n
the customs law-and the restitution Of the yesse
when a representation of The circumstances VA
made by the owner TO the French mbas sador i,
London who had the facts before the British 90
| vernnient.
| From Spain there is nothing of importnuce. Or
the 18th Of March the Chamber of Deputies passet
the bill for restoring the unsold property OF The
Church to the Clergy by a vote of I76 10 l6 Ii
was SAID the Government had received int lg ence
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