American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
Twenty Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
lEA NISHTP EIBERNIA AT BOSTON.

EA MSHTP HIBERNIA AT BOSTON.
PORTANT NEWs-PEEL's NEW TARIFF
ILL PASSED IN THE HOUSE OF COM
ONS-DEBATE ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
~ THE FRENCH CHAMBERS-THE PILOT
DAT ROMER MISSING-GREAT BATTLE
ND LOSS OF LIFE IN THE EAST INDIES
RECON IN ENGLAND-STATE OF THE
fARKETS, &C., sc.
he news brought by the arrival of the Hi
|na, we copy from the Philadelphia North
terican and U. S. Gazette, which enterpr-
e journals received it by special express on
tuesday evening-the former from Halifax,
the latter from Boston-ahead of the mail
in advance of all others.
The dates are to the 4th inst.
The news is of a favorable character main
both in its political and commercial aspect.
Sir Robert Pecl's motion to 60 into Commit
upon his new Financial Scheme, has passed
the House of Commons, by majority of
SETY-sEYEN votes.
The American Minister, Mr.. McLane, is
Aimed to his house by severe indsposition.-
was unable to attend her Maiesty's levee
the 18th, but was represented by Mr. Gan
WORT Melville, his Secretary of Legation.
Louis Philippe is said to be in favor of re.
ring the Oregon dispute to the arbitration of
rec English and three American gentlemen,
us carrying out the idea of Mr.. Winthrop of
Massachusetts,.
The Iron Trade was in full vigor, and the
N masters were full of orders. The trade
hs consequently very brisk.
HCotton up to the arrival of the Packet Ship
atrick Henry, had been depressed in price,
! the news brought by her being considered
somewhat hostile character, the prices raj
fgd and the market became firmer.
Provisions and Flour were dull and the Money
3arket, in consequence of the Is millions of
Ound sterling locked up by the railways-was
eIy tight.
The article of Maize or Indian Corn, was be-
bming very popular among the people.
4 The French have met with disastrous defeats
IA Algers.
The packet ship Patrick Henry, which sail
with the pilot boat Romer, arrived at Liv-
rpool in 9 days, and that no tidings Of the
komer had been received up 10 the departure
5f the Hibernia, when she had been 90 days
But. The packet ship st. Nicholas, which al
o sailed in company, with the Patrick Henry
f nd the Romer, reached Hayre about the
anne time that the Patrick H. did, the news
" the former reaching London one hour after
bat by the latter vessel.
A great battle has peen fought at the East,
etween the English and Natives, in which the
brmer suffered,a loss of nearly 1000, and the
hitter about 30,000-one of the most bloody
'attIes on record.
| The steamer Hibernia, arrived at Liver
bool on the l4tb, making a passage of 10
Nays.
The British and North American Royal
Mail Company, have determined on immed-
'aely laying down another steamer, of glea-
| Ter power, for the conveyance of the mails be-
! ween Liverpool and America.
n Rumors have been current unfavorable to
! he health of Sir Robert Peel These rum
brs caused much uneasness, until at length
hn official contradiction appeared, which de-
tlared them to be Misunderstanding, that he
|bever was in better health.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert will, it is
said after her accouchment, visit France
The Duke and Duchess of Nemours are to re
|pair 10 London to accompany them.
In one year, ending 9Th January, 1916, $780,
PAL quarters of wheat and wheat -four were
imported into England from Canada.
Twelve men were killed near Dover re-
GENTLY by an explosion of gunpower in a cave
where they had taken refuge, and others ter
|ribly wounded. The men had been warned
|pf their danger.
Accounts from Berlin state that MIR.
Wheaton, the envoy extraordinary and min
|ister plen;potentiary Of the United States, had
[eftthat city for London.
The political news from China, which ex-
tends to the 25th of December, is unimportant
The High Imperial Commissioners Kesing
had addressed letter to Sir John Davis, H.
b. M. Plenipotentiary, concerning equal toll
eration of the religion protested by the English,
lin which he says that call Western persons
he treated upon the same footing, and receive
the same protection on matters of religious
faith"
Free trade principles are becoming popular
lin France.
Subscriptions for the distressed Irish have
been commenced at Calcutta.
Baron Won Bulow, Minister to the King
of Prussia, died at Berlin recently.
From Persia we hear, with alarm, that the
cholera is raging furieusIy.
Naples has entered into commercial treaties
with Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Sardi-
MIA. She has also removed the prohibition on
the import of pins, allowing it to take place
on payment of moderate duty. Naples is
very literally disposed with regard to her tar
if, and, it is said, intends to make very great
notifications in them.
Preparations for War Whether or not we
are to have war, great preparations are being
made for it. The army is to be increased TO-
600 men; the militia are to be in readiness for
immediate training; the ordnance crops are to
receive an accession of 1880 men; the royal
marines $500 men; and the land regiments OF
the line 6,OOO. The increase of the navy will
be about 1000 men.
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