Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21
From The Baltimore Sun, June ISL
BY MAG NETIC RAPH
ca VI Es ae a A.

Fifteen Days Later from Europe.
The Germ Bill ana The Duties Bill Passed
The Irish Coercion Bill Delealed-Sir Ro-
bert Peel and his Ministers have Retired
The Election OF Tie Porc-Rios in Ireland
Great Joy in England at the Settlement oil
the Oregon Question, &C., &C., &c.
The steamer Cambria was ,elesraphed forty
miles of Boston at o'clock yesterday (triday)
afternoon and arrived at The wharf OF that city
letween & and O'Clock last evening. Through
The energy and attention OF our active agents, the
nGws was Immediately forwarded TO US by telc-
graph the entire distance, and by 10 o'clock last
night we were placed in possession OF the follow
lug important intelligence:
On the evening OF the 18th June, the House OF
Lords passed the corn bill on lis third reading,
without division.
Attwo o'clock on the morning Of the next day,
the House Of Commons ell Sir Il. Pee and The
Government in a minority OF - on the Irish Co
erciun Bill.
Sir Rober, Peel in his speech, when resgnns
as Premier, devoted n hour 10 The SUBJECT OF The
Oregon ard Mexican questions, with reference 10
the United States, aud congratulated The country
that all sources Of difficulty with that great ma
lion were settled. SO lar as that side OF the Al
lantic was concerned, all eyes are now turned 10
the American Congress ON the subject oil the Ia
riff
The new council consists as follows:
Marquis OF LansdoWne Privy Seal.
Earl OF Mar, Home Department.
Sir Geo Gray, Foreign Department
Viscount Palmers,on, Colonial Secretary.
Earl G;cy, Treasurer.
Lord John Russell, Exchequer.
Mr.. Charles Il. Wood BuarI Of Trade.
Earl Of Clarendon, Chief Secretary Tor Ireland
MIR Labouchere, Secretary Of War.
Hon. r. Q. 3. Maue, Attorney General.
Gen. Sir Thomas Wilde, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland.
Duke OF Wellington, Commander in Chief.
The grain market remains wl.hou. change.
The London Times regards The new ministry
favoIably. Sir Robert Peel views it without
jealousy, and with a friendly eye. The general
impression ia, that The new Premier will hastily
wind up the business OF the session, and dissolve
Parliament in The course Of he autumn.
The contemplated change in The sugar duties
has had an injurious effect.
Cardinal Perratti, aged 5Syears, has been cleo
led Pope.
The ninth foreign delegate did not arrive in
time 10 vote.
Great riots have occurred in Ireland.
The trouble with The Cafirees continues.
Several fight. have taken place with The Colo
Great ioy has been manifested in England al
the settlement OF The Oregon question.
Lord Francis Eger.on has been raised TO the
peerage, and his place in the Cannons has been
filled BY an American merchant, q. D. Brown,
Esq.
The Great Western arrived out on the 22d ul,.
The cotton market is in healthy, but 10, in
very active state; prices have improved shade.
Correspondence of the HALLMARK SUM-
REPORTED CAPTURE OF TAMPICO.
NV IoRK, July l7lh, s., M.
Cant. Brown, of The schf. Spilfire, arfiv al
New York, Ibis morning, tIom Key West, re-
ports that. on Inc 9TH inst, fishing smack ar
rived there, from Havana, with Information that
one of the British mai steamers had come in with
an accounttha the port of Tampico had been
taken possession OF BY Inc U. S. sloop-owar ST.
Mary's. The rumor is doubted. Probably this
is N early version Of the unsuccessful attempt TO
take that port b. the boats oil the 81. Mays
CAPTAIN TaORNToN.-The fact OF the
arrest of this officer by General Taylor, imme-
dately on his exchange asa prisoner Of war, has
been published; bu, upon what grounds was not
stated. |, appears, however, from letter from
the sea, OF war in the last National ln,elligencer,
that he is charged with having disobeyed The &C.
uerars order, and bringing on fight with The
Me1icans, contrary 10 mis- wishes al that time.