Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-28

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA

Twenty-four Days Later from Europe.
The steamer Cambria arrived At Boston the
18th instant, in passage of IL days from Liverpool,
with files Of London papers the Alb Of MAJ CHI. and
copies orc. Winners News Letter, and w liner s.
Smiths European Times oil the same date from Liv-
erpool.
EsGLAND.-1n the House Of Lords, March 8, The
Earl of Clarendon said he wished TO inquire if any
compensation was to he given TO British merchants
for the injuries they had sustained by 40 alteration
in The American tariff, which operated contrary to
the treaties existing betwe tie Two countries aud
also whether they admitted the Justice Of those claims
The Earl Of Aberdeen sad, the question has en-
gagged the attention of her Majestss government Tor
considerable time, and great deal Of c''rrespond-
ence had taken place the subject. The noble
lords experience must be sufficient To convince Inn
that WAS not always possible to bring gnod c',se
TO speedy and satisfactory conclusion. The gentle
man who preceded our present minister at Washing
ton had urged this case upon the goyernne ol the
Unied States most srenuousy, and II had been fol-
lowed up by Mr.. Pakenham. He (the Earl OF Abel :
deem was not IN condition to saw that the matter
had been received in the il deserved At
the date Of Mr.. packnes last dispatches he propos-
ed 10 put himself communication with the parties
interested IN New-York, and from them he hoped Ia
receive such information would strengthen his
means Of applying TO the Government Of the United
States.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Roebuck called at
lenon 10 the negotiations going on with the Ameri-
can government on the subject of the Oregon Terri.
tory. He wished to know If the right honorable
batonet had any objection To lay the papers and
respondence before the House. ..r=t .l ta-
Sir r. Peel sand, il was n subject Of great import
ance, and il was receiving The best consideration oil
her Males.y's government. As, however, the nego-
tmtlons were still IN progress he could moi consent
To Ia, the papers and correspondence before the House
nj present. The qhesIion,'ss he before said. a
most important one, and he did not wish to make any
observations which might put difficulty the me-
gotlatons now going forward between England and
| the United States. rn 80
The exposition of the Premier, il is said. has af-
ierded all but universal sati siaction in commercial
circles. The general belief was that the demand fi
| capital would be much Dcfes sed, although the state
OF the colonial, the foreign. or the general produce
markets, had scarcely felt its influence. Il not
doubted that the plan for reforming the tariff would
be carried into full effect Several Liverpool houses
| had announced their intention OF commencing the
business of e,lton brokers in Manchester. The hold
OF capital were cautious, owing 10 large invest
menls in projected railways and the failure of some
great wine dealers. The rates Of exchange on all
the leading points on the continent were higher.
On Friday, the l4th, Sir Robert Peel brought for
ward his Financial Statement the leading feature 0i
which is the continuance of the income tax, for the
purpose Of allowing the reduction Of other taxes
which press upon the public. .all
Sir Robert Peel, taking his guide the produce Of
the revenue for the year, estimates the pro-
bab income for the year ensuing, ii the present
es linclung the income tax) should remain unalter.
cd "A. fnlIows.-