Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
pMcKay's TariFSill is still before the
Senate. It's fate /, yst uncertain, though 1t
now appears p->Oable that 1t will pass.
:@orefDn Nous.


Is Days Later from ENGLAND.
A@poTs0"f .Ne'O' J'om Eng1Gnd-Peers
uS1tstTy Resigaed-LOrd John RsssseII
PRIME yN'"isfeT- The Corn L0sv and To
ri BM PGssed- The House. Of LOrds-
TIE Oregon Treaty COnfrmsd--Biat Co.
critic" Bal LOst-A .NssO Pope Elected.
The steamship Cambria, Captain Ju.lkIns.
Irom LiV~ri'0OI, 4tn aust, wa tiaItax, wsstsIe-
graPlaed al ten minutes past Une, r. M yester-
DAY, and arrived aG the wharf Al tafpasl tour,
having made the passage in thirteen days, In-
Sludns the stOppage at Halifax.
The Cambria brings one hundred twenty two
passengers, among which are the 1 hutchinson
family, Geo. r. Putnam, bearer If dispatches
frem MT. McLane, and James A. Dickson, Esq.
Of this city.
The nexe il Of more than usual interest,"
The Corn bill had passed the House of Lords,
and had become law, and the Peel Ministry
had been defeated 10 the House of Commons on
the irIsh Coercion ball, and new Wing Cabi.
net has teen formed, with Lord John Russell
at its head.
The Hibernia arrived out on the 2sth ult.,
twelve days from boston, with the news of the
settlement Of the OIegun question. This was
received with general satisfaction, and the
speeches. 10 Parliament and comments of the
press show chat war would have been az un7ala-
table in England as 10 America.
Commercial affairs were Frightening. The
passage OF the Corn bill had Unused new life
into tie manufactures, and the cotton market
was ia more healthy state.
IE the House Of Lords on the 25th, the corn
importation bill passed without division. none
being called for, the opponents Of the measure
merely expressing verbal dissent.
The debate on the Irish Coercion Bill was
brought to close on the 2Jih. On division
there appeared-for the amendment against the
second reading OF the bill. 292-against IT 2l9
Majority againt the bill and against the govern
nenl. 73
The d,..at Of this measure caused the resig-
nation ot Mr. Pee! and his colleagues.
ahe Nss0 .Ni0issry-The London papers
Of the Sd contain lists Of the new Cabinet. 1t
is as follows:
Lord Chancellor, Lord Cottenham; President
Of the Council Marquis Of Lansdowne; Lord
Privy Seal, Earl OF Mimic; Home Office. Sir
George Grey Foreign Office, Lord Palmers-
ton; Colonial dice, Earl Grey First Lord Of
tho Treasury, Lord John Russell; Chancellor
ofthe Excbequer, Mr.. Charles Wood; Chan
cellor OF the Duchey Of Lancaster, Lord Camp
bell; Paymaster General, Mr.. Macaulay j.;
Woods ard Forests. Viscount Morpe,h, Post
master General. Marquis Of Clanricarde; Board
Of Trade, Earl Of Clarendon Board of Control,
Sir John Hobbhouse; Chief Secretary for Ire.
land, Mr.. Labouchere; Admiralty, Earl OF
Auckland.
Not Of the Cab,net.-Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, Earl of B+sborough; Commander.in in.
cheit, Duke Of Wellington; Master General of
Ordnance, Marquis Of Anglesey.
The Oregon Question Sir Robert Peel
upon announcing I" the House Of Commons his
retirement fr, m Office, took review of the
measures Of his Administration, concluding
with notice Of the settlement Of the Oregon
di!hculties. The speech also announces that
the British government had rendered its media.
sion between the United States and Mexico.
FRANCE.
The French newspapers give very full ac-
counts cfthe battles between the Americans
and Mexieans They make no doubt of the
triumph of the American arms. but the Minis
terial Journals appear to be in no wise satisfied
with such a triumph. The opposition PRESS
',kes the other side M Guizot's journals de
clare that England will interfere to prevent the
acquisition OF the CALIFORNIA; by the United
STATES. and that il is aleo the duty Of France to
throw her protection over feeble Mexico.
ITALY.
R0me.-7He .Nr,O POpr.-The vacancy in
the Ponii6cal throne has been filled I'D bv the
election of Cardinal John Maria M .stei- Ferret.
q. who assumes Office under the title Of Plus
che Ninth. He was born at Sinigaia. in the
Roman States. on the 18th Nav, 1889 He
was Archbishop of Imola had been reserved
Cardinal ia peftO on the 23d December, 1889.
and proclaimed on the 14ih December. 1870.
The ceremony Of the coronation of Pope Pi.
10 TX took place on the 2lst ult.