The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-23
From tie Washington Uulon.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

From tie Washington Uuion.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the ptckei-ships Adirondack and Qnce
of the West, and by The p lot-bo,i, Rome
arriving at New York on Friday and Satu
day, papers from London Of the 10Th, an
fro'a Liverpool Of the lllh ull., have bee
received.
The news is in some respects important.
| The liberal commercial m0vemen, Of 81
Robert Peel is steadily advancing.
The cotton market remained finn. Flou
WAS advancing. A Continuance and increas
Of the potato disease is looked for in III,
next crop, being indicated by the appearance
Of the seed. Indian corn, rice, and buck
wheat. are 10 be admitted free of day, fon
The dly WHEN the committee of the whole
house in the Commons shill report 10 The
Whole house the ministerial. tariff u; Sc
curIty being taken for the payment Of duties
ia cas- the MEASURE should not be tInaly
sustained by PAriam mt. The general
opuion of The press ems to be, that the
House of Lords W Il agree to the tariff pro-
posed by the goy1nm u.
Parliament hid IN dc no direct allusion 10
he Oregon question, since the second nighi
Of The session. The queen hid not come
down TO the House with a mrsoag on Amer-
cm Ifflrs, us had been anticipate by the
Z" Loudon Times" of the 7th March. The
intelligence of the "nolice" vote in the
Hous of r presrnlalves had heen re ceved
for soIne days. The funds had filtered ii
lite, and the anxiety in commercial circles
seemed to have somewhat increased. The
continued S lance of Parliament upon the
subj CT had begun to attract the attention of
he press. Their tone, il will be seen, is
somewha, more violent, and they seem to
speak as if any further concessions on the
nart Of England were not Ia be expected
But nothing had aken place in P,rliam m.
10 remove the plcitic impr ss,on m 'de by the
| uauage of Sir r bert Pol a, the b.gn.
niug Of the session. We do not regard even
he tone of The British press rs ouliuous OF
hosi feelings. |, blus'crs, indeed, in con-
sequence Of lhe undecided course Of The
Sen,te. |, is remarkable, however, that the
Elgl.sh press $ now aim Isl as in'Oleram' Of
the i" forty-ninea" in America, asoflhe /" ".ffty-
tomS." Extensive naval preparations were
still in rapid progress. The" London Tines"
whilst il do,s gross Injustice to our views,
s'lggsss ii piece of advice for its own gov
orulncn,, wn:ch we had better apply TO "nr
own situaiion-aomine mutato. "a bold
md mrnly conrs on the part Of the Amer
ican govcrn'nen VIII pr,b'bly not be with
oul good Rlct in the United S,aes-imd
il (',,ouid) undoubtedly comm md the nn'n:-
mus support Of the people of he United
SATISFY We will not eAchlds the whig
p,rIy from The gene raj descIip ion.
The news from the continent is interest
;ng. An extensive and well-nrganzed III
sure cl:nn had blnken mt in Poland. The
Insurgents had mustered 10000 strong. The
CITY If Cracuw seemed To be the centre Of
,he NOV, mt. Tnere was lumor that an
Austrian force moving ON to suppress il had
been scattered Mons. CuZ,i having been
ntelroga,rd as TO the extent ct the 'ns'lrrec-
,oa, hul suited ln'w.r," AH Germiny is
ON frY.'' The ins ,rgen;s it, marching from
Cracow had crossed The V,s'ula, and the re-
volt was general ,hloughout Gall.cia. Il
was moi supposed, however, that the revoln-
lion could m,,niain itself long against the
allied forces of Russia and Austria.
O'ConneI had written a letter strongly
ienouncjng the proposed coelc ON bill for
ireland as wholly unconstitutional and OPP
aud invoked against i. continued
and renewed activity in the repeal move
mrnt.
New and extensive prepara'ions were
making TO expedite The Indian mil irsnspo
ation over aud. The lelva Of abs snce
lere,oEore granted To the officers attached
o the Indian regiments had been cancelled,
md they had been ordered 10 join their res
D Give headquarters wlhou, deliy.