Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-04-24
Arrival of the Great Western.
Twenty-one davs later from ENGLAND.

IUenty-0ne 0dyS idteT from EHStdHa.
The fayorile old steamer Great Western,
Capt. Matthews, arrived in New York on the
10th instant.
The Annexation of Texas-Presiden, Ty-
ler's Message on the Slave Trade, duplicating
England Mr.. Folks Inaugural-,he Oregon
negotiation are the chief political topics of the
British press-,he frs, having been introduced
into Parliament.
The final passage of the Texas resolutions
was received a. Liverpool by the packe, ship
Indiana on the 25h and was expressed to Lon
don. The steamer Hbernia, and the packets
Oxford, Rochester, and Geo. Washington had
all arrived-the las, on the 9th with Mr. Folks
Inaugural, which was also expressed 10 London,
and TO Sir Robert Peel, who was passing the
holidays al Drayton Manor. Tamworh.
The Cotton Market was depressed, in con-
sequence of The abolition of The duty, and an
abunGan, crop.
The Corn Trade was dull but Sugar was
brisk. The demand for American Beef and
Pork had been olerably productive; but the
supply was mainly for ships stores and for ex-
portalion. Lard, in barrels and kegs moved of
slowly, albeit the price Of the article had in
duced remuneraling profit.
OF American Securities Wilmer & Smiths
Liverpool Times says:
There has been some little doing in Ameri-
can Securities, but the state of doub, which
still hangs over them will remain until the fate
of the Angus, dividends of the Pennsylvania
bonds is known. Ii The other defaulling Siales
al the present critical moment were TO make an
effor, 10 restore their credit, st y-gones" would
be forgotten, and The honor of the country
would receive new endorsement In Penn
sylvania stock, some purchases have been made
at SO 10 TO 70, and the price will continue to
improve, if i, is found that the dividends are
regularly paid.
Parliamen, has adjourned for The Easter ho-
idays. A more than average portion of work
had been transacted during the ten or twelve
weeks since the session commenced The ag-
riculurisls have been complaining of their dis
tress, and the House of Commons had resound-
ed with the wailing.
Mr.. Adam called The attention of the Com
mons on The 9Th TO Mr.. Tyler's Message, in.
sinua,ing that the ,rea,men, Of liberated Afri-
cans in the British Colonies is no better than
it was in The time Of slavery
The Annexation of Texas is vehemenlly de-
nounced by the press. The London Times, in
a bitter commen, upon MIR. Folks Inaugural,
in which he says "Texas was once part of
our country" says:
1.-THE whole assertion is utterly groundless
first, because Texas formed no part of Lou
isiana when sold by France; and, secondly,
because the boundary treaty with Spain con-
cluded in 1919 de6ni'ively wiped out all such
equivocal claims for ever. But in this discus
sion no argument is practicable T; the wolf is re-
solved on seizing his prey, and it signifies but
little that the lamb slood drinking lower down
the brook"
uli' yin Sio'ui W OtCSou 10 tiCoicu tiIc
eningly:
g Il may spare time likely 10 be consumed in
very Improbable discussion. if we express
our opinion, (adds the Times,) lha, in spite of
his marauders, and what he terms his consiu-
,ional rights, the territory Of the Oregon will
never be wresIed from The British Crown, TO
which i, belongs, bu, by WAR"
Concerning The Inaugural generally the same
papers
If Mr.. Tyler strained every nerve in the
singular race which has recently taken place
between the late and The presen, Chief Magis-
irate TO consummae the work which his ad.
minis'ra,ion had brough. to maturity. and to
crafty the passions which be had roused il
mus, be acknowledged ,ha, Mr. Polk treads
very closely upon his predecessors heels In
the inaugural address delivered by the new
President, we find faithfully reproduced all The
worst characteristics OF the American states.
men who have been in power since the with
drawal of Mr. Webster from The Cabinet of