The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-08
THE STEAMSAlP HIBER-

Espntp !, 4NTY TWO DAY D LA 1 ER. |e sentnas, arrived at Boston on Thurs represepl, 4s about 9 clock. The pass in t6e ro's oo to this city, by express,
 rea ham, jx hours and forty seven min sa6scribed to
 Yer his eoa,, a a eace though of decided inter- |t tiers. b any feature of marked im- |entneDt u, Ii ,srari to this country. The |reasn c,,, ,tfation had been rejected by pefer ,5a @ ~ @ oles. created some feeling and an in ,ba ., 'i1 apprehension that we would E. senat. adjustment of the question to
 Britain could possibly assent. d, that J. 3 10 on the Corn Laws, in the |en by son mmons, lasted Hrc6 aoeekS, and to pron.,. oa close on the morning of |ratjonv 18th ut, when the question |btaihiph. ,nd the propositions of the min |atipe in q rstained by majority of nine- (Which b. The vote on the amendment to
 Moreor.. ra proposition to go into Com hot tbs at 5e whole on the Customs and he belief % II raion acts, was Ayes 339, Nays
 Col asn T With this majority in the bqld cossu ,l's N entertaining Sir Robert Peel's CIV fofa sal virtually for adopting them, b get io,a q atbe measure will pass the Lords. copnt;o, throw it out, dissolution of he Oo,9 @ must follow and in the present |of bs It ling this might be national ca |ozen -. r hilton of Ireland is felt to be haz- stata p" ~ fine speech of Sir Robert Peel is tell r,s@ much the ablest delivered du-
 oog,, bate, and as one of the best and |lxt bsa mt of his career. The effect of ran of the question was immediate
 out of he renewed activity in the money |e FE,,p the increased confidence of bu- Denoa, generally is dull. The money ,mso. % very unsatisfactory state.- a5t b,; millions of money locked up, y,,s % ar adjudication of the committees |fbzif fs se Of Commons on the various |v 9, qjecls before them, it could hardly nss @ 4i' se But as the companies get |, f%% i, &o the money will find its way into nse ather in England continues unu- .fsS as's d, and the effect cannot fail to 5-'s4 ra.'1y felt on the growing crops |.a ia'4 e.; vests generally follow each other s u ld, for five or six years, and this
 4s '0ai fact, is creating some alarm, which
 n free trade legislation in Parlia-
 sss Cor he unusually mild winter 1t is
 0' p4l 1a be followed by late frosts. baar -4vo,,1 ,+,rtz,,,g+;,.o L .I.,.,o.- |t5. Ss. Oa and Liverpool.
 e..a have been aAoat of the failure 1T ,sas Sir Robert Peel, but they have been .ssa contradcted Not so the once
 and still bur!y Daniel O'Cornel.
 s., a who see him nightly in the House | ~ hons, declare that he Is sinking fast,
 | the last twelve months have added l@n load to his existence.
 '-F Victoria and Prince Albert will. it
 @a lter her accouchment, visit France.
 l l'' he and Duchess of Nemours are to
 s" London to accompany them.
 cor eyear, ending 9th January, 1916. quarters of wheat and wheat Aour
 asH pored into England from Canida. |i aaE of steamers Is to assemble Tn the GoFa n the Channel, for going through e sol of marine exercises, and testing their ' and Te qalities.
 |aa hna Is said :o have offered to arbitrate |9sa France and the republic of Hayt, in
 she ling dispute, and there is no doubt will be accepted
 r Mathew has published a letter, ac- |nNe ned with specimens of bread and | in bnt," made from Indian corn Efforts
 m, making to introduce this excellent ,a,,l 2, not onl into Ireland, bat into the |Kn ngdoms generally, on the plan which |o,sI is use in the United States.
 |yonI aRATIoNs FOR WAR-Whether or are to have war, great preparations | ba g made for 1t. The army is to be |Ir d 10000 men; the militia are to be |esp pess for immediate training the or corps are to receive an accession of men; the royal marines 2,500 men; Ela land regiments of the line 6,000. |mgd crease in the navy will be about 1000 Eg stated that the British and North |L an Royal Mail Company, anxious 10 |oa ale the service which they have hith- |be aducted with such vigor, have deter |,:ar on immediately laying down another |fh great power, for the conveyance |Ono malls between Liverpool and America. |Doo American minister, Mir. McLane, is ea to his house by severe indsposi- E lie was unable to attend her Majesty's |m on the llth, but was represented by |yn aasevoort Melville, his Secretary of N ls Philippe is said to be in favor of |m og the Oregon dispute to the arbitra- three English and three American |aq rmaen-thus carrying out the idea oi Ld mlhrop, of Massachusetts,
 I @l FRANcE.-The intelligence is in- .as and important. We received by |I aMerpool packet news of the discussion |s lr' Remusat's proposed amendmentto la sGfess Tn answer to the Kings speech, HIS feJecilon by ministerial majority votes. This was the last legislative | mat has been had on any subject di- alieetlng American affairs, in the French
 aOers, It was followed by discussion hght of visit, which resulted in a vote
 slng, by majority of 73, the policy
 mls'ers upon this question. The entire Ss was afterwards voted by a majority ana presented to the King, whose re- 'oh'ained nothing worthy of notice.-
 pr9ect of establishing line of steam GUS between France and the United States
 'so been debated, and was regarded
 general favor, though no action had
 had upon it.
 Alng, the American minister at Paris,