Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-07
HorrfHu Ncma.
From the ~: y. Journal Of Commerce.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT
WESTERN.
7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

q
BY the steamer Great Western, Captain
Mathews, we have English papers to the 18th
inst, being a week later than before received
The state of feeling on American affairs was
the same as before. Mr.. Haywood's speech had
reached England, and was read with much sat
islaction.
American -four, in bond, is quoted at 25s a
PCS.
Strawberries are now selling in Covent-
garden market, London, at sod. the ounce
In the Times of Thursday, an American
company advertised for sale saddles o: Ameri-
can forest venison, wild geese from the Ameri-
can lakes, and wild turkeys from the American
forests, just iveG in fine order!
In Persia the cholera is raging with devasta-
ting effect. At Meshed one one-thiTd of the
population had persisted. AT Teheren and Is
pahan the mortality hs d been very great
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April al
though there is but little change in prices, the
market is decidedly firmer than it has been of
late.
The American provision trade has partalen
ofthe facilities which the Treasury order af-
| fords. Considerable supplies of beef and pro-
visions have been released from bond under the
low duties and are finding their way into gen.
eral consumption.
In various parts of the country large numbers
of operatives have struck for an advance of wa
ges.
LONDON, April o.-The American news is
read with interest in the city. 1t has had
rather favorable influence on the funds
though the contents of the papers give no de.
cided information as to the probable result OIL
the Oregon dispute.
LIVERPOOL, April 1l-Discussions contin
ne as to how the Tariff will fare in the Lords
The opinions Of some 300 members of that
| House are ascerrained, it is said. and they are
nearly equally balanced; but tn views of some
50 more are ociliating. Upon these the fate O.
the measure and of the Government depends
1t is asserted, with good deal of confidence
by the advocates of the Tariff. that majority
of at least 25 will affirm the bill, bat that some
amendments in committee may endanger it:
existence. There is much speculation afoa
| on the subject
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE talk OF
| Change" 9th inst, was, that the news from
America was favorable, that the debates and de-
| lays in the Senate argued an expected adjust
ment of the question: and the private inlortna
ton was, that the member from South Carolina
the personal friend ofthe President, had thrown
out feeler, and asserted fact, when he de
clared that all the states government required
was compromise on the Oregon question, anc
| that all they nad done was 10 laCllltate an ad
justment honorableto both parties.
The further talk is, that the matter has beer
virtually settled in London. and that, although
the arrangement may alter the Relationship
ofparties in the States-the Wings aiding TIL
maicontens among the democracy-the Presi
dent will confirm the arrangement.
( ScARc1rY.-rhe price ofpotatoes in Dublin
has now risen to Cd stone for good ones. ant
6 Sd for very different ones his is an ad
vance of at least hundred per cent. on tn
prices of last year.
PoLAND.-The Gazette de Toss of the Is
inst. Publishes the following letter, dated era
COW 23d ult -
"During the last four days we have constant
~ heard the sound OF distant cannon from tn
side of Galicia, and on the evening of the 2Otl
the horizon was red in several places, as if from
the effect Of an extensive fire. On the sam
night an Austrian corps Of infantry with eigh
pieces Of cannon, took the road to Galicia.-
Other detachments of infantry marched toward
Bohemia and Wieliczka. All these move
t94tSuissaS4tiy iiu hut YET been suppressed