Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From he " y. T.75uae, (E1na) Apri! Is
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Unicorn

The steamship Unicorn arrived a. Boston yes
terday al 5 2. NJ. having lett Liverpool on The
10 ult. She was on. % Gays. Her pIotractet
passage was caused hy meeting with heavy YEA
Their and large fields OF ice. She was detained
in Halifax 81 hours.
The Uniccn broush, from Liverpool SO pas.
sensers. The tone OF the English press on The
Oregon Question is belligefcni. Lord Aberdeen
had made speech in the House o. Lords, which
though rather conciIiatory in its tone, was yel
finn and decided.
Poor PROSTATE, subjugaled Poland, tie Ireland
o: the Continent, has been making iIuitless,
boo,ess effort al revolution, or as The failure OF
national patriotism is always ,ermei, an insur-
.ection. The lul. Republic OF Cracow, which
is now in possession Of The Austrian troops, has
been The head quarters Of this unfortunate attempt
10 restore The nationality Of the Poles but the
conspiracy had extensive lamilcations III Prus-
sa, Russia as well as Austria.
From Uii,ner & Smiths European Tfmes.l
THE OREGON QUESTION.
We have given in another column The CONVEX
salion which took place in tie House OF Lords
relative iolhe state Ct our relations with Anne
RIGA, between the Earl Of Clarendon and The Earl
q! ADeTlpPn, on ucs'ldI t'cHlNS IdSi. L he
speech Of The Foreign Secretary, il will be seen,
was concilia,ory but determined. He expressed
The strongest desire for peace, coupling II with
the assurance hal il could yet he preserved. 2nG
infimaling that nothing would be eit undonc 10
preserve H. consistent with The honor otihe coun.
nv. But he gave 10 Information as 10 the state
ci the negotiations. he refused 10 produce
al! The papers asked FOR, and ONLY consented 10
submit portion Of theta "a The honse, alleging
as reason, lila the public interest would suffer
by the ms sction OF the whole. Nothing can be
inferred from The tone OF This conversaion As 10
lie turn which matters are likely - Ia nc on ms
Irooted subject
I, would be folly, h0weve-, 10 regard the bland
and polite language oi the British Minister rs ex.
pressing Inc feeling oftne British nation. Were
gre, 10 STATE that anger and irritation hare ia'cy
been called into existence BY The news from Anne.
rcs: and every day is calling mo existence
amnnss. US a war party as fi-rce and unreasnna-
be as Tie most iurious Loco Foco IN the Union
can desire. This feeling finds expression 10
mans oil the journals, and exists in private socle-
" to q greater exien, han in the columns OF lie
daily press Even Inc Time, which has h,!h-itc
preserved great dignity, and exhibited high ia
lent on The Oregon question, has ~. TORN i"o or
three articles lately of an unnislaSeahlc KIND
One ot these we have deemed II bes; 10 present 10
our readers as il refers 10 matters III which the
ci,izscs OF the Uni .G States will II necessity
lase an inleres. We are panied 10 notice his
alienation, bul it gathers strength with every
fresh arrival IRON America. The bulk oil The
morning papers OF yesterday lake LORD oef-
deem severely iolask for mincing matters respect
ing question on which lie public feeling OF The
country is so strong.
We have as vel no certain intelligence that
the Senate has adopted the resolutions of Mr..
Colou, OF Georgia; bu! as they received the
sunuort Of Messrs. Webster and Calhoun, il is
assumed ,hey will pass Ina! body, and both
Houses being thus agreed upon giving The t=elre
months Notice the management II This delicate
question will fall exclusively upon The Pres-leni
How will he meet this serious responsibility
Having claimed the whole of Oregon-havine
withdrawn line offer OF The 49;h parallel, without
n. navigation Of the Columbia, and discarded
arbitration with col,empt-in what position is
he TO se,llc this question, and 'prescrve.' al The
same time in the words Of Mr.. Colquiti's reso-
luton. "tne friendly relations OF the two conn
tre.7" That is the knohy point. Can Mr. Pols
recede With honor Can be negotiate without
receding The game is now thrown into bis
hands, and he incurs responsibility not 70 oeen-
Wed.
The general belief in this country IS That when
the question has been lett MI Poiss nanns
message from the Queen will afford Minister'S
an opportunity Of declaring their uitimainm to
Parliament They willtske their stand on what
they conceive 10 be their si!onses! position IN Inc
con,rnversy-m make out wsai The lawyers Term a
"s,rone casen ard il any attempt is made 10 pos
.e.s he Oregon By force, the result will be hat
horrible alternative, war. TO this point affairs
That The wo!s. is anticipated, Is evident from
the extraordinary, the unprecedented activity 10
ali the different oockyards. The other day, al
Portsmouth, IN order TO test how soon line o.