American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Five Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE

improvement IN Colon, Flour and GTaiR-Iht
Revolution in PoIand-The Whole Country i,
.3rms-7he Oregon QUESTION Crisis in Ger.
many-Semi. Official Tiew of the British Go.
rernment-.Ahempt TO Lo,cer the Flag of III,
Romer-Riot and Loss Of Life in Ireland, &c
The packet ship Queen Of the West, and the
Pilot boat Romer, both arrived at New York
OIL Saturday morning, with dates from London
10 tho 10th and Liverpool to the 18th. The
ship Adirondack left Cork the day after the
Romer sailed, and came into New York one
day in advance Of her, but brought no news
The Romer made the passage home in thirty
days. We are indebted to the New York Her.
aid and Philadelphia Ledger for the following
summary:
Cotton had improved one eighth of penny,
owing to advices from the United States, and a
short supply. Wheat was from one to two pence
bushel higher. -Four was shilling better.
and larger demand
The attention of Parliament has not been
formally directed to the state of the Oreron
relations. The dispatches sent over by The
pilot boat Romer, had been LAID before the
ministry, but no time elapsed to show Their eff
feet.
Parliament is engaged on Coercive Bill for
Ireland The liverpool Courier of the nth
says the state of that country justies any Ell
fort for It's ameloration, but thinks the Earl
st. Germans will be a dead letter.
The instruction in Poland seems to have
reached a crisis. All parties seem agreed that
more hopeless attempt it is scarcely possible
to conceive. The insurgents are said, however,
to amount to 10000 men. The journal DIES
Debats publishes history of the rebellion,
iIom 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 detection rendered fur
ther delay impossible.
The Provisional Government of Cracow
were acting with vigor, and up to the latest
authentic accounts no attempt had been made
by General Collin to attack the city. 1t was
reported IN Paris on Sunday that the Russians
had assaulted CracOw, reduced half of it to
ashes, and drivcn out the Poles, who, in their re-
treat, encountered large body of Auslrians
and defeated them! The Prussian Govern
ment, notwithstanding the sympathy openly
avoWed Tor the insurgents in Polish Prussia,
appears to be disposed TO remain neutral in the
matter.
The London Times of the 9Th ult. contains
a long article on the Oregon Question 1t is a
sort of demi-semi-otficlal opinion of the Britt h
Government.
The are to be great reductions in the Rus
sian Tariff.
1t is said that the French funds had declined
The English Government were active IN
sending out re-inforcements to India.
Free-tTade associations have been formed at
Paris, Lyons, Bordeaux, and other places in
France, on the principle of the English Anti
Corn-Law League.
The number Of seamen required by the Eng
lish Navy estimates, is 27,500, boys 5000;
marines ailoat 5000; ashore 5000-total 10000.
A reduction equivalent to Is Sd per ton, has
been made IN the charges for storage of British
ships, at st. Petersburg.
Commercial treaties have been entered into
between Naples, Sweden, Norway, and Sar-
DINA.
Fatal Collision Uih The JMilitary Blood has
been shed in Mayo. The election for a repre-
sentative to supply the place of MIR. Mark
Blake, commenced on Monday, and on Tues
day party of the Sth HuzZars were escorting
number Of freeholdets of Moore to the hust-
ings, when, at mile from Castlebar, a number
Of the pesantry, from bahind a wall, peIted
them with stones, for the purpose Of rescuing
the free holders.
MIR. Cruise, the stipendary magistrate, or
dered the Military to fire, when a woman,
leaving family of five children, fine young
man 80 years OF age, and another man, were
shot dead, and three MORALLY wounded.
A letter in Dublin, dated Castelar,, March
4, states the number of killed TO be 8, and
of wounded 100. The military fo' ce con-
sisted of parties of the 3oth and SGD Reg-
ment.
The Cholera in Persia. Letters from Persia
announce that the cholera is making irighttul
ravages in the interior Of Asia. THIS scourge,
which has travelled through Cabool, has al
ready penetrated nearly as far as Teheran.
Naval Preparations. The extraordinary ac-
tiVity which prevails in all the dock yards, in
over-haulrng and bringing forward frigates Of
the heaviest class is very ominous, as these are
precisely the vessels which will be required in
war with America. In addition TO the Al
and SO gun trgates already in commission, the
following vessels Of the same class are either
preparing for commission or undergoing care
ful examination, namely--the Gloucester, a
llne-ot-battle ship raised to so gun trglte;
the Raleigh, 80; the Southampton, so; the Isis,
a. the Cornwall, SO; the Conquestador, SO; the
Horatio, al; the Constance, SO; the Portland,
so; the Java, SO; and the Alfred, so. There
are already at sea the following vessels of this
class: The Grampus, so; the Eagle, so; the Me-
lampus ID; the Vlndictive, SO; the Warspite,
so; the Vernon, so the Endymion, A; the Pre-
sldent, so; the Winchester, so; and the Anne
RIGA, SO.
Cork, March l3th.-It will be in the recol- |
lection of our readers that we announced a
Pilot Schooner of 81 tons, direct from New
York, having on board messenger with OIL
cal dispatches, who at once proceeded to
London on her arrival in Cove HaIbor. AS
the vessel came into port with the American
Nag flying, Lieutenant of Her Majesty ship
Vanguard, was despatched by order, we under
stand, of the Admiral TO require that the flag