Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-01

Important from Europe.
Arrival Of The Great Western.
TWELVE DAYS Later.

l u
TWELVE DAYS LATER.
The steam ship Great Western sailed
from Liverpool at four O'clock on.fhe az.
ternoon Of the 31st ult., with over one
hundred passengers in her cabins.
4 Thesintelligence is highly important.
not only in q commercial, but in q politi.
cal point of view.
The improvementin the price OF cotton
and the condition of the grain :radc of
Europe, however, affect lis more than all
the political corvulsions of The world. Il
sPpears that England admits her depen.
dence on these United States for bread
The political aspect of Europeiis some !.
what threatening; the entente coraialc
seems to be broken up for the pre- SEMI
In this disruption the United States are
introduced by the political writer's of Eu.
rope asta sort of ba.ance power against
England. Indeed it appears that every
political cenynlsion in Europe is now pro-
duced by republicanism, and America is
spoken Of asone of the leading nations
OF the world. sn 5sf
The news of the capture of Monterey
had reached England. Its effectwas like
that of a bomb shell thrown into the
midst Of Ampudia's troops in the Grand
Plaza.
'Ihe>condition of Ireland continued as
dePlorable as her worst easmies could
wish. There had been more bread ri
OTIS. ssFsf.ase.- See s 3.~f.-4 c-4- Sos
The import duty on wheat was 4s. per
quarter, the lowest rate of duty under the
present corn law. a.s
The question of subsistence continues
to attract serious attention in France, and
has acquired increased interest in conse.
quence OF the devastations produced by the
recent floods. 81
Affairs in Portugal are looking most se
rious. tits said that the Queen has sent
to Spain for assistance; and there is ru.
NOR that she has been deposed.
The very menacing aspect of affairs in
Portugal has engaged large portion Of
the attention Of the press and the public
of Paris. In every quarter the inteIli-
gence from Portugal was deemed alarm
ing.
Accounts from Geneva state that the
recent elections have terminated in favor
of the liberals, which has,caused grea, a.
larm to the Roman Catholics. Indeed
their position in many parts of Switzer-
land is becoming very critical and seri.
Gus outbreaks are apprehended by them.
The cholera had passed the line ofthe
Russian quarantine on the borders Of the
Caspian Sea, and was raging throughout
all the Tartar villages of the districts of
Salgau and OF Leukeran, A considerable
number OF Cossaeks, forming the Gordon
on the Persian frontiers have likewise been
attacked
There had been terrible inundations in
STEAM SHIP GREAT BRIrAIy-We
are given to understand that an a reetnen
has been definitely concluded with the d.
rectors of the Western Steam Navigation
Company to get off'the Great Britain
The gentleman whose plans have been
approved of is named Macintosh, and is
an American, born OF Scotch parents. He
has distinguished himselfby several inge.
NOUS Inventions. and is the patentee of
many of the applications of caoulchouc,
or Indian rubber. The parties will pro-
coed on Mondayfor Dundrum Bayto com
mence the preliminary operations.
The Lioerpool Albion of this morning
says: "CaPtain Hosken, of the Great
Britain whose arriValin Liverpool we no.
tIced last week, proceeded to Bristol on
Tuesday; and had several interviews
there with the directors. On Friday he
returned to Liverpool, and, on Saturday
night, left for Belfast, on HE way to Dun
drum Bay. He appeared much detected
in spirits during his stay here. We are
haPPyto say that his wife, whose death
was reported in Liverpool about fort,
night since, is in state of GONZALES
cence."