Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-11
european 1ntslIisenfe.
Arrival ofshe Great Britain.
-Four days Later from Europe.

at New York on the Goth, from Liverpool, having
sailed on the 9th of May.
The Great Britain left Coburg dock at Oh. 55m. A.
NJ. ON the 9th ut On the 18th the guard of the air
pump was broken, aud she has been altogether SIX
days of her passage under sails only. the propeller
was 81 knots close hauled, and III knots little
free She passed the Banks in lat. 40 deg, and saw
no ice. Arrived at Sandy Hook at Oh. l5m. on the
18th. making the passage in twenty days. twenty
eight passengers
The news is on the whole favorable. both politically
and commercially. Cotton had advanced an eighth
By the way Of Hlvre, Washington advces had been
received in London, to the 18th ult, containing the
result on the Oregon question IN the Senate, though
not the lal adoption of the resolution of Notice in
both Houses.
LONDON, May 8-(evening). The discovery of for
geres in the share market has created quite sensa-
ton this morning II is stated that so Tar as the case
had been traced upwards Of $50 scrip securities Of
the Bucknghamshire Railway Company have been
fraudulently initiated aud sent In among the brokers
job5ers for sale.
LIVERPOOL May 5th.-The battle between the Free
Traders and the Protectonists was renewed ON the
evening of Monday last The conflict common
ced by nobeman well acquainted with the turf but
depIorably at sea in his statistics. Sir Robert Peel
followed in a crushing reoinder sparkling with bril-
liancy and point. The hero of Newmarket was mer-
cilessly ENDORSED, and tumbled in the mud 1t was
not a fair stand-up fight. The contest unequal.
Sir Robert showed MS power of punishment, Lord
George his power of endurance. Mr.. DlsraelI, who
is great felton, still greater in personal rencontre
broke lance in defending his fallen friend but the
House affirmed by Isl TO 81, that the ProtectonlstS
leader had not virtually "leg to stand uPon."
On Tuesday, the House went into committee on the
corn bill All the clauses of the bill agreed TO,
and the report ordered to be received last night
The third reading will take place on Monday, and
towards the end Of the following week, the wisdom Of
the lords will be put to the test respecting the
sure.
= LONDON, May 6.-Thc "peace movement" con-
corning which SO many curious documents were pub
lished some time ago, is proceeding with the utmost
vgor and IN various parts OF the country are TO be
found bodies resolved to prevent all chan
ccs of collision with the United States if there is any
force in that system Of addresses which has been
recently contrived. An address has Just been sent
to the citizens of Cincinnati, and of the United
States generally, by the inhabitants of Exeter, who
have signed to the number of 1000. The women of
Exeter wished to join in this address, but it seems
there was precedent for uniting their with
those of the men. They therefore resolved to have
address of their own, and have accordingly got up
one to the "Women of Philadelphia - to which they
have subscribed no less than 1000 names. The num-
Der includes persons of the varied ranks in socie
ty.-Tfmes.
WEEKLY STEAM CONCENTRATIONS WITH AMERICA.
We are enabled 10 make an announcement regard
ing the conveyance of mills by steam between this
country and America, which will be haedwith graf
ifcation by the whole community. The Government
have entered into further contract with the British
and North American Royal Mail Company, the effect
of which is to ,cseky communication by steam
between Liverpool and the United States of America
steamer of great power and size will be despatched
direct from Liverpool to New York every alternate
Saturday during eight months of the year. These
trips are TO be performed additional voyages, and
of no IN nd
Boston; this latter service will continue just at
present, with the alteration of sailing from Liverpool
well as from Boston always Saturdays instead
of fixed day of the month at present. The
steamers New York will also take their departure
always on Saturday BY this arrangement there will
be steamer from Liverpool to America every Satur-
day, and from the American side also every Saturday.
the only difference being that Boston and New York
viii alternately he the ports of departure. At present
not enabled to state the precise time when
these weekly saings will commence, but no doubt
we may look for the alteration to come into play
the required number of ships can be got
ready to undertake such vast service
This bridging of the Atlantic by steam is one of
the wises and best undertakings of the Government.
The mercantile world will reap immense advantages
from 1t anu who estimate its importance to the
mutitudes emgrating, and having connexions in the
western world In thus taking this important move
ment in ocean steaming, the Government have anti
cpated the wishes of the merchants Of Great Britain
and America. stir was about being made earnest
ly to press this matter the Government and it is
subject of greater congrauation that it is vOunta-
rly done, and that the duty of carrying out the mighty
enterprise has devolYed on the parties who from the
very rst have shown themselves equal the necessi-
ties of the The past doings of the British and
North American Royal Mail Company sure
guaranty than any extra service will be carried
in the most complete and effective manner.-London
Morning Herald Of May T..
LIVERPOOL, May Six months ago fears Of a rup-
rure with the United States were general Now they
have disappeared. Not the least commoton was WIS.,
ible yesterday when it became known that the Senate
had passed the resolution for giving the notice. and
as we have intimated In another column it had no
visible effect the cotton any other market This
is most gratifying We are now in the second act OF
the Oregon drama, under Mr.. Folks management
may the concluding be as satisfactory and pacific
European Times.
From the Manchester Examiner.
Now that the long debate is end, the field OF
negotiation is again opened; and we hope aud be-
lieve. that both Governments will enter into it with
full determination to adjust question which, how
ever really unmportant to either country, has for
time given serious apprehensions lest the
peace of the world should be disturbed.
ERUPTroNs OF HEcLA.-Letters from Iceland, re-
ceived at Copenhagen state that great misfortune
has beallen that country In consequence of the pre-
sent eruptions Of Hecli; fatal malady having at.
tackled the CATTLE from eating heritage which had been
covered with the volcanic ashes. 'These ashes aci
more particularly the bones of the animals which
have swallowed them Thus, on the bones of the
feet there are formed in less that twenty-four hours
osseous excrescences Of oblong form, which grad
ually assume 50 formidable development that they
prevent the beasts from walking the same phenome
non is then manifested in the lower Jaw, whc;. is a
the time enlarged, and extends in all direction.
50 considerably. that it eventually splits in severa