The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06
from The Baltimore san, FeJ. 10, 1916
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL Of EHr SrEkMsHir CAu9rr4
Great Change IN tie Commercial PoAci
If Great Britdn-.Str Robert PEEL !,
farorof total Repeal Of the Corn. Lar.
-Great orctitmeat in England -Mect
ing Of Pdr'tament-Pdcifc feeling erin
ceG to,cdrl9 the United .States-Recep
ton Of the Iedr speeches in Congress
Mr. Gaizot's reply 10 the Presidenf.
charge y IN Interference il. The afdir,
Of IeTas- Difficulty betrca Mr. KiHg
the american Minister, and Nr. Gui=o
-Siate 4t TIC .Rdrhets &c.
We received ibis morning between loul
aot five O'Clock, by special locomotive ex
press, the news by the steamer Cambria
The locomotive lof, Philadelphia for this
city al eight o'clock last evening under the
commend Of the energetic aud cutsrprising
Captain Wolfe, who bravcj the creates,
storm Of tie season, with all tie obstacles,
aud succeeded 10 reaching this city al four
o'clock tbs morning. The impeditnen. 10
'he itock tom the mass Of snow and slush
compelled bin 10 abandon The locomotive
when within few mile. Of the city, and he
flushed his task on foot, arriving as above
stated.
The neWs Is Of the most imporian; and
gratifying a.Ld.
P.r.iamen, had assembled, ard tho
illeen's speech, as vel! as tie tone Of the
press, with regard TO the Inhed States, s
ot The most pacific character.
Expressions of regret are made on all
hands that the difficulties between that
country and the United Safe. about De
san are yet unsettled.
From Wilmer and Smiths European TjHa.
The steamship Cambria, commanded by
oar excellent aud esteemed friend Captain
Judkias, takes out 10 day Feb ilh.) the
mos, important ard gratifying Intelligence
that ever left the shores .. Great Britain.
Sir Robert PeeI-isg glands powerful and
brllaaut Mlnister-has developed his future
commercial policy. Il is at once simple
and comprehensive and, under lis opera.
uon the exchange Of commodities between
this country On. and the |. States
vii be carried 10 an extent, and will be
mutually productive Of Advantages, greater,
10 quote not lrresefenlly the words Of the
sacred volume, than the eye hath yet seen
OF the hear, hath conceived" The new
scheme embraces, with foil seH.e Of their
importance, the principles of free trade
rePudiaes B!l protection f1r commerce,
manufactures, and agriculture; admits corn
duty free al The end Of thrce years, wtth
scale, 10 the interim, which will probably /,
osciate between four odd six shli.iuSs per (
quarter, eight bushels and at once ad /
mlts Indian corn and buckwhea, free Of all /
duty whatever. To the details Of this great /
measure we earnestly entreat the attention |
of our commercial readers. Great Britain /,
al the present momen, is in blazs Of es /
:itcmeut men lalk and think Of nothing
else they have sei their hearts upon sc.
curing the great fiscal scheme for the re
generation Of tho country which the Pre-.
mier has laid before pa'lameuti and they .
desire 10 curtail the period fixed for the to.
tel extinction Of the corn laws. The friends /
Of peace and progression en- hit side of the .
water hopc--ea.neslly and sincerely hope /
that the new policy vii bind America to
Us by the lies Of ani.y, brotherhood, and
interest, and that the miserable squabbhng
about a barren waste viii give "sy TO more
LIBERAL, civilized, and comprehensive views.
The immediate Effects of tia new tariff
IN the most prominent srtcles Of American
Exports We have noticed elsewhere. Alto
aciher, the subject, 10 ils various phases,
IS the most important that ever crossed The
Atlantic since the introduction OF ocean
navigation; an5 al thst is now wanting is
Tor the Government and people Of the L.
States TO meet US IN Z kindred spirit, aud,
IN the true spirit Of commerce aud OF friend. I
ship, forget the past, aud run a generous
race OF mutual happiness aud prosperity for
he future.
Mr.. PEEL'S FINANCIAL SCHEME.
Oar columns 10 day furnish evidence Of
he gtoa; revolution which has taken place
n the public mind relative 10 the fiscal pol
cy Of the country. Governments, il is no.
otious, in oil highly civilized countries,
Ire always Conservative always in asreer
If the peoples requirements, It is certain.
y SO in England i, is more or less so 10
he c,heE countries, making allowance for
he difference Of moral aad physical causes.
The Minister who carries out Benlham's
,xiom Of 1.-THE greatest happiness Of the
creates, number" will best serve the inter.
SIS Of humanity, and fulR' his own high
destiny. Bot where the representative prn-
'iple is at work-whete The pubic mind
possesses sufficient intelligence TO grasp the
great truths, aud desires their embodiment
n acuon.-all tina, the State piio, has to d.
) TO be the instrument ct reah2ius on en-
i2hteDed policy on the safest principles,
md with the nest tender regard for the ia
erests, feelings, and sympelhes Ct oil
,lasses--tor those who have thriven as well /
IS those who have suffered by the previous s
policy. o
This course Of action describes IN few
words the secret aud the success OF SIR y
ebert Peel's ministerial career. Il has t
alleged against him that he never antlel
oates-always lags behiud public opinion.
il is true. lie is essentially practical