Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
european antellisenfr.
Arrival of The Great Britain.
Eour daYs Later from, Europe.

The Great Britain lett CO0ur9 dock III IN. o'lh a.
NJ on the 9th ult On the 18th the guard OF the air
numn was broken. and she has been altogether six
days of her passage under sails only, the propeller
being disconnected. He greatest speed under sail
was 81 knots close hauled and liz knots little
fse She passed the Banks in lat ID deg, and saw
no ice Arrived at Sandy Hook at Oh l5m. on the
29th making the passage in twenty days. Twenty
eight passengers.
The news is on the whole favorable both politically
and commercially. Cotton had advanced an eighth.
By the way of Havre, Washington advices had been
received in London, the 10th ult containing the
result on the Oregon question in the Senate, though
not the final adoption of the resolution of Notice in
both Houses.
LONDON. MAY S-(eveninr) The discovery of for
gerles in the share market has created quite
ton this morning 1t is stated that far the case
had been traced, upwards Of 250 scrip securities of
the Buckinghamshire Railway Company have been
faudulently initiated, and sent IN among the brokers
jobbers for sale.
LIVERPOOL May 5th.-The battle between the Free
Traders and the Protectionists was renewed on the
evening of Monday last The conflict common
ced by nobeman we'll acquainted with the turf, but
deplorably at in his statistics. Sir Robert Pee
followed in a crushing reoindcr, sparkling with bril-
liancy and point. The hero of Newmarket was mer-
cilessy endorsed, and tumbed IN the mud. 1t was
not fair stand-up fight. The contest unequal.
Sir Robert showed his power Of punishment, Lord
George his power OF endurance Mr.. DlsTacll, VINO
rs great in fiction, still greater in personal rencontre,
broke lance In defending his fallen friend; but the
House affirmed. by III to 50, that the Protectionsts
leader had not virtually "leg to stand upon
On Tuesday, the House went into committee on The
corn bill All the clauses of the ball agreed to-
and the report ordered TO be received last night
The third reading will take place on Monday, and
towards the end of the following week, the wisdom Of
the lords will be put to the test respecting the mea-
sure.
LONDON, May 6.-The "peacc movement" con
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lished some time ago, proceeding with the utmost
yigor and in various parts Of the country are u be
found bodies resolved to prevent all cilan-
ces of collision with the United States II there Is any
force in that system Of addresses which has been
recently contriged. An address has just been sent
to the citizens of Cincinnati, and of the United
States generally, by the inhabitants of Exeter, who
have signed to the number of $500. The women Of
Exeter, wished TO on in this address. but It seems
there was no precedent for uniting their with
those Of the men. They therefore resolved to have
an address of Their own, and have accordingly gt up
one to the = Women of Philadelphia 10 which they
have subscribed no less than 1900 names. Tie num-
Der includes persons Of the Varied ranks IN 0cle
ty.-Itmes.
WEEKLY STEAM C,TMgVicA TONS WITH NsERicA.
We are enabled 10 make All announcement regard
ing the conveyance Of mills by steam between thu
country and America, which Will be hailed with graf
Ihcation BE- the whole community. Iue Government
have entered further contract with the Brifls
and North American Royal Mail Company, tie efcc
of which Is TO secure wee COMMUNICATION by steam
between Liverpool and the United States of Ameri'7
steamer of great power and SIZE Will be de, patched
direct from Liverpool 70 New orl every alternate
Saturday during eight months of the year. Thes'
trips are TO be performed 5 additional VOYAGES, arc
irrespective of the ostnirtly voyages to Halifax and
Boston, as this latter service VIII continue Just
present, with the alteration of sailing from Lverpoo
as well from Boston always saturdays insteas
of fixed day of the month at present The
steamers to New York will also take their departure
always Saturday. Iy this arrangement there W.
be a steamer from Liverpool to America every Satur
day. and from the American side also every Saturday
the only difference being that Boston and New orr
will alternately be the ports Of departure. At presen
we are not enabled 10 state the precise time whel
these weekly sailings Will commence, but no daub
we may look for the alteration TO come into play a
soon as the required number OF ships can be 20
ready to undertake such vast service.
This bridging Of the Atlantic by steam Is one @
the wisest and best undertakings OF the Government
The mercantile world Will reap immense advantage
from II and who estimate It's importance to IL
multitudes emgrating, and having connexions IN IN
western world In thus taking this important move
ment in ocean steaming, tie Government have an.
cipaed the wishes of the merchants Of Great Briai
and America. stir about being made earnes
ly TO press this matter on the Government; and 1t
a subject of greater congratuation that II j. volunt
ry DONE and that the duty of carry ing out the migh
enterprise has devolyed the parties who, from Il
first, have shown themselves equal 10 the necss
ties of the case. The past dongs of the British al
North American Royal Mail Company su
guaranty than any extra service VIII be carried o
IN the most complete and effective manner oat
Morning Herald If Nay Z.
LIVERPOOL Nav Six months ago fears of I'll
rure with the United States general. Now tn
have disappeared. Not the least commotIon was v
ible yesterday when 1t became known that the Sena
had passed the resolution for giving the notice, an
as we lave intimated IN another column, 1t had
visible effect on the cotton any other market II
is most gratifying. We arc now IN the second act
the Oregon drama, under Mr.. Folks management
NAV the concluding be satisfactory and pacif
-Emopean Times
From The Manchester Eraminer.
Now that the long debate Is end, the field
negotiation is again opened; aad we hope and
lieve that both Governments Will enter INTO II W
full determination to adjust question which, no
eyer really unnpor;ant to either country, has
some time given rise to serious apprehensons lest
peace Of the world should be disturbed
EeUPrroxs or IEcLA.-Letters from Iceland,
ceived al Copenhagen, STATE that great nsiort'
has befallen that country IN consequence OF the ?
sent eruptions Of Hecla fatal malldy having
tackled the cattle, from eating her5age Ehca had D
covered with the volcanic ashes. - These ashes
more particularly on the bones of the animals wa
have swallowed them. Thus, on the bones Of
feet there are formed. in less that tEcny-four hou
osseous excrescences Of an oblong form, which or
uallv assume 50 formidable 4 dcyco1mcn that Il
prevent the beasts from walking the same phenos
non is then manifested in the lower Jaw. whicG Is
the same time enlarged, and extends in all directs
so considerably that 1t eventually splits IN seve
places whilst on the teeth Of the upper jaw thc.c
formed a species of osseous needles, very long
pointed which take root in the lower JAS, and e.
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