Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
OF THE GREAT WESTERN
Eleven days Later from Europe.


Eleven days Later from Europe.
Great Sensation an England By the Neles Of the War
bcticeen The United States and Merico- ublic Synl-
patty Of the British ,rith the Mertcdns--Tke Corn
BIZ Passed the House Of Lords Second Reading
Queen Victoria Giren Birth 10 Another DdHgh-
ter-Cotton Market Quiet--Corn Market Depress-
ed-LOuas Bondpdrte Escaped from Ham, dc
The steamship Great Western left Liverpool on the
3Oth ult., and arrived at New York on Monday week
with eleven days later For the following sum-
mary indebted to the Philadelphia Ledger:
The steamship Cambria had arrvedSou with the
news of declaration of against Mexico by the
United States government, and the passage of the
bill to rsse $1,000 volunteers. This news produced
great sensation in England, and the sympathy of the
British public altogether in favor Of Mexico, as
the weaker party. though in the war of invasion
against the poor Skis the same pubs bad very little
sympathy TO throw away, Notwithstanding the weak
aud nferiority of the Sikh government compared
with the power of England.
The Great Western, it is stated, In the English
papers upon the highest authority, brings the
swer OF the British government to the notice of the
passage of the Oregon resolutions and that Il is of "a
conciliatory character. ss.:s.
Great rejoicings bad taken place in consequence of
the successful termination of event annually yex-
pected Queen Victoria has given birth to another
daughter. which announcement received as usual
with demonstrations of Joy and gratitude. The Queen
occurred on the 23d.
The excitement in reference to the Corn Bill still
existed. That measure may be considered as safe.
II has passed the House of Lords on second reading
by majority of Az The London Sun says nothing
whatever can prevent the triumphant settlement of
the Corn bill.
The fate of the Irish Coercion bill is scaled Lord
George Benck has declared that great body of the
Agricultural members arc opposed TO its future pro-
gress-
The Corn Eaasket was depressed, and transactions
in the Grain market limited
The Cotton market is quiet, very little doing and
no inclination TO sell at lower rates. The prevailing
opinion is that the news just received will be in favor
of holders 5000 bales sold on speculation. Sales Of
the week $3.50 bales.
The King and Queen of France are expected to visit
England early in July.
ESCAPE OF LOUIS BoNAPARTE FROM HAM.-On Mon
day last the Prince succeeded in efecing his escape
from the Fortress of Ham, after a close Imprisonment
Of some years; having assumed the disguise of a
workman he conrived to elude the vigilance of the
sentries to = Eeom, without any molesta-
ton from d tantry that formed the gar
rison of tie nSSiye safely in London,
where we belfSI 81.
The Morning Herald says, as the Prince escaped at
O'Clock of the morning of the 25tI and as the event
discovered for 10 hours afterwards, he could
have reached the Belgian frontier, only 30
leagues distant. long before the Telegraph itself could
HdNe DeeH 10 WOIk. Inc pdpeTS say he enOd1keu
al the Valery. -
i PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.-In the Commons MIR.
OConnel moved that the order Of the 9th April, for
the committal Of Mr.. w. S. O'Brien, be discharged,
on the ground that the committee of selection which
had directed his attendance private bill commit
4 tee, was not itself properly constituted
Il The Duke of Wellington moved an address to her
Majesty, congratulatng her upon the addition TO her
>s-uSiness, in the birth of another princess,
nimously agreed to- The discussion
n on tnc>1lSB Dill then commenced.
i BRUSSELS, 26-The Minister Of the interior has
brought forward law authorizing the importation OF
Corn and Provisions until December, free of duty.
All is quiet in Spain.
RI COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures is
nothing to report in the market. American produce
of such kind to require extended notice There
is no improved change the value of any article
cept U. s. Flour which has been sold on lower terms
say DDS. to 24s. for New Orleans. Western Canal
Provisions without change.
LONDON, May 29th, o'clock.-The English Secu
rites have been affected in n considerable degree
The news may, it is feared, involve in fresh diff
cultes with the United States and the Oregon dis
pue will now become question of secondary interest
compared with others that will in all probability arise
from the hostlilies of transatlantic .neighbors
The favorable effect which it anticipated would
follow the large majority in the House of Lords OF
the second reading of the Corn law bill, has beer
quite stut6ed by this intelligence and notwithstand
ing the good position of the account prices abou
half per cent lower than they closed last night. =