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F0n ihs Baltmorr sun.
ARRIVAL or THE MYSTERIOUS PI-
LOT BOAT RONER.
Frp Days Laier from Europe.

The Flour .harkel-RevoiuiioA ia Po-
land The London Press on American
.4fairs-IriSh Cosrei0a BH-.A Mistake
ef an English Officer ia his aaempi 10
take dolrn The american fog, SC. DC.
Our Extraordinary and Sptc cal Express
over the Ocean, by The Pilot Boat Romer,
which was sent out by the Baltimore sun,
the North American, and Ledger OF Phila-
delphia, and lie Tribune, aud sun, OF
New Yolk, arrived at New York, this
Saturday morning, al halt past seven o.
clock. aud its news was brought 10 this
city by expless, exclusively for the Sun.
We have Liverpo. dates 10 the I2lh end
London 10 the ] lth ulI.
Cotton had improved onc.eighth Of a
penny, owing to udYices from the United
Ststes, and a short supply OF wheat from
one 10 two pence higher. Flour was u
shilling better, and a large demand.
The attention Of Parliament has not been
formally directed to the state OF the Ore
gon relations. The Dispatches sent over
by our Express boat Ronel, had been laid
ltlore the ministry, Lui no lime elapsed to
show their effect.
Parliament is engaged in a Coercive
Bill for Ireland. The Liverpool Courier
Of the llth says the state Of that country
juslifes any efro-l for i!s ameioraton, bul
thinks the Earl ST. Germans will be dead
letter
The insurrecton in Poland seems TO
have reached a crisis. All parties seem
sgreCd that more hopeless attempt it is
scarcely possible TO conceive. The insur-
gents are said, however, 10 amount to
10000 men. The Journal des Debats
publishes history Of the rebellion, from
which 1t appears that it has extended to
the Russian army, and that it would not
have broken out at The present moment
had not the numerous chances OF delec-
tion rendered further delay impossible.
The Provisional Government of Cracow
ore Octing with vigor, aud zap to the last
authentic accounts no attempt had been
made by Gen. Collin to attack The city. 1t
was reported IN Paris on Sunday that the
Russians had assaulted Cracow, and re-
dnced half OF it to ashes, and driven out
the Poles, who, in their retreat eucoun.
tered large body Of Austrans aud de-
;eated them The Pmssmn Government,
notwithsland .ng tha sympathy openly a.
vowed for the insurgents in loli-h Russia,
appears to he disposed 10 remain neulrI
in the matter.
The pilot boat William j. Rompr, arlv-
ed at Cork on the Glib ult., remained there
ak days, and sailed for New York Oh the
l2Ih, and arrived at that port this (Satur-
day. morning.
The appearance Of the Romer. at Cork
excited not a little establishments and the
following announcement shows that she
went into Cove with some ecidL
From The Cork Reporter, March 10.
AMERICAN SrIRIT--A Small .Maake.-
1t will lie in the recollection ofOur reuders
that we announced on Saturday the arri-
val in Cove, Of a United Sdres pilot
schooner, 84 tons, direct from New York.
having on toard gcnlleman--suproscd d
TO be bearer ol official espalches-who ut
once proceeded 10 London On her arri-
val in Cove HarbOr, with the American
flag flying ut the mast head, Lieutenant
oI II. NJ s. Vanguard, was despatched ly
order, W. we understand, oil the Admiral,
to require that the flag should at once Le
taken down.
The Captain Of the w. J. Romcr re-.
cejved the Erlish officer with courtesy,
asked him down to the cal in-and hay ing
been made acquainted with the Of ject Of
his visit, The Americans reply was charac-
terislic--"So long as hive an arm to pul,
u trigger, no man shall dare touch that
flag" The prompt reply puzzled the
"Eriti, htr' nolu liltP--he returned to his
ship lor further ordels--aud in short
time came back to the American officer
with an ample apology, to The effect lhti
seeing the vessel so smlll, his commander
did not think she was an American ves.
sci and that the flag OF that nation had
been used without authority. So ,hc mat.
ter ended.
From The Liverpooi Chronicle, March H..
The Oregon question has now teen adj
vNnced beyond the superior right of Grea
BRIAN or the United States to the ,elrlo-
ry in dispute. All arguments on tales
are idle in the face OF the resolutions re-.
NN'E'g I"'o' " ~ " lh,I'llNN wv Nllt' W Nlf
in The House OF representatives., aud the
emphatic declaration of President Polk,
that he wiIlnot ahute one iot Of the Amer.
can claim 10 the "whole Oregon" Mr.
lOkenham has done all thai il possible 10
effect an amcable adjustment of the dis.
pute. He proposed alelPrence TO the ar.
bl'ralion of some riendly power; or, il
more agreeable to the Unlled States, to II
mixed commission OF the most eminent ci
williams and inrists OF the time, TO these
proposals. erher OF which would be in.
stanlly accepted, under similar circum-
stances, by any OF the GrcNt powers Of
Europe, the American Minister returned
fat refusal,
This, II 1t he adhered to, certainly shuts
the door against all further negotiation;
tn, the interests OF Great Britain and Am.
erica are so closely united, aud both conn.