Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-04-18
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The pilot-boat William j. Romer arrived at New
York on Saturday morning, bringing London pa
pers to the evening Of March 10Th, and Liverpool
to March llth.
The comments Of the English press on the refu-
sal of the American Government to arbitrate on the
Oregon question look warlike.
The Revolutionary movement in Poland had
spread extensively, and Government had been or
ganized at Cracow. The latest advices, however,
appear to indicate that the struggle Of the unfortunate
Poles for freedom will prove unsuccessful.
Cotton had slightly advanced, and remained firm
The prices of Wheat and Flour had improved
The Tariff was still under discussion in Parlia-
ment, with prospect Of being speedily completed
in accordance with the plans of the Ministry.
There had been no action in Parliament on the
Oregon question.
In the House Of Commons the 9th March, Sir RoBERr
PEEL said intended reduce the duties rice Indian
corn and buckwhea nearly nominal from the passing
Of the As regarded Indian and buckwheat it
intended admit them duty Free for limited PERIOD from the
day when the report Of the committee should be agreed to,
taking securities for the payment of the duty should the bill
ultimately be sanctioned by Parliament After very desul
tory discussion the resolutions relating the various kinds
Of grain agreed to-
In the course of the debate Sir RoBKRr PKKL mentioned
the Government had already expended f00 900 in the
purchase of rice and Indian for the relief of the suffering
people in Ireland
In the House of Lords March TO- in answer to the Mar
qus Londonderry the subject Of the alleged persecution of
the Nuns Mnsk the Earl of Aberdeen said be had received
official communication from Russia, denying the truth of
the in circulation the subject and stating that the
DISPOSITIONS alleged have taken place Rome gross
fabrcatons
Sir RoBEnr PsEL, in answer question from Mr.. OC
said that every thing had and would be done by the
Government obvate the impending famine and disease in
Ireland and he believed that the the Government
had adopted they would be assisted by the propeo Of land
and moneyed gentry Of Ireland II the resolutions went
through committee Friday adopted the report
night Indian corn buckwheat and rice would be admitted
duty Free and he trusted that that would considerably relieve
the wants Of the people of Ireland. #
LONDON srAsDARp, MARCH 10.
The paris papers continue be chiefly occupied with the
Polish nsurrecon but the they contain the sub
ject Of the most and unsatisfactory character
The insurgents said to amount to forty thousand
The Journal des Debats publishes history of the rebellion
from which appears that has extended the Russian
my and that would have broken out the present
ment had rot the chances Of detection rendered de-
lay impossible.
The provisional Government Of Cracow acting with
vgor and to tie latest authentic attempt had
been made by General Collin to the city was how
ever, reported in Paris Sunday that the Russians mad as
saulted Cracow reduced half Of il ashes ana oven out
the Poles, who their retreat encountered large pody OF
AustTians and defeated them.
he RUSSIAN Government notwitns'a. ~ uo sy"Psuy
openly avowed for the insurgents IN posn aPPears
be disposed to remain neutral in the matter.
In the Chamber Of Deputies Saturday, M. Guizot is
said when questioned as the extent Of the Instruction
have REPLIED ''LAmqg't toute e,ere est en- Jeu cal
ermanv i an Ere ny and a report rs eagerly noticed IN the
p.; - &c sunday that the state of Lombarly is far from
SATISFACTORY The Polish refugees in France were divided
into two parties but have laid aside their differences for the
X dIress was presented to Prince Adam Czaroryski
- Of The unanimous desire Of his countymen TO place
under his direction. The opposition journals Of
Paris have already opened in aid OF the Polish cause