Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAMBRIA.

+. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
The British foyal mil steamer Cambria
arrived very Unexpectedly "Wednesday night
ahnni O'Clock. She leli Liverpool on the
afternoon ui tie tlh, and has made the
passage in liliIe mnrs lhan l. DAYS
ubudl The shortest passage ever made, and
certainly remarkable Al this season Oft
ENGLAND.
Tho grain lraie had ralhpr improved
aud more activity prevailed. lniiau eafn
had declined p 10 J. per qaafler The
eullon market bad lor Tue lasi tWn days
heen in very excited =talsi and such hal
leeu The perseverance, with which il has
baen maintained. yhPaafdsaI as.001 bale
being laken by Spectators IN thren days,l
lhat a rise ni ihfee eiahls ai a penny ias
laken plaen within thal shaH period. l
hitler iealiuR existed in monetary eiTeIesi
in Tie enufse 81 lasl week the fIse in Gan.
sals has heen considerable. There IS na
reason NV IA anpfeannl ihat the Bank
Of Eaaiana vii aIsa The faia pi atafhsl.
aIheii felie IN ihal hsa1 prevailed sams
time NJ. Tie AmefiHan provision naIsst
waz lzII, aaa ffis9s On tue dFeIiae.
IRELAND.
The dmine-iaf ailh Thousand. ef tie
ltisb peazaniY ihaI Is m uusaHsanled
fgaIIIf-zIIII Iases. Nevertheless. Iie pm.
efss= aI desIIla'Ian has hean Isss afIi
aHd Destructive IN il movements Inn
previous accounts wgald haNe led u, 10
eaHsfi.
Tie lasi meeting ii The Renaal Assa.
eiaiian aaz heid a GanEiIhiian hail IN
ihs alh H. 0Gann#H Attended. haI
thu proceedings WIZ faIaal lara. aud da
~ embrace anYihina 81 Importance. An
aIhar Ing ms tal,rn a Tie faaus ifelaud
mHY. II fsnI amounted n 1 II + 5d.
- lesaeh between IL. o't1nnell and
! ian .auaR Ireland nfIf has hi yet been
made U0. nor is there any expectation that
1t viii ,reing that the latter have com.
ncncci busiucs. On their oSn account.
FRANCE.
Al Fmuce is at this moment in a state
: Of great excitement viii respect To the
Eanltcious suppression, by Russia. Apslfa.
and Prussia, oi the rcpuhlic Of Cmcow.
The French government have resolved
NOT 10 advise the duke and duchess Of
Non,pensicr to make that rnnuria'iun oi
aIl prospective right lu the crown ol Spain
(which tbe English ambassador ia Paris
Nhas been instructed to demand. This 70.
il.al, it appears, is crouchcd ia very cour'
irous bul equally decided terms.
NJ. I.rycricf, the ii.co,ewr ni the new
iplnrl, is appointed to lbr new chair Of
iunlhrmlics applied To Astronomy 10
France.
SPAIN.
Newspapers rlpfes. great regret at the
sdelcat Of the Mesirnns by Gen. Taylor
but console themselves by expressing ad'
4ma,ion At the daring courage with which
flhey defended themselves. The llfrtIin,
The government organ, calls upon England
aal France 10 rr.rslahilsh monarchy IN
4Nctico, as the only means "f saving That
un6duna,r nation from the clutches VI 'hr
Hunted States,
The Carli.ls nrc preparing most actively
7fra rising. cthfrgd is 4n'l Ia br already
iin Spain, and vast supplies of arms ain.
Imnniti1n aud clothing have been received
from England. Great numbers ol the
Clrlist refugees in France have been ar.
ge,ied. An parties, with the exception OF
2hr Carlisls, are making active preparations
.iaf their new elections. The govenmen'
party will most likely gain tho victory
GERMANY.
A German newspaper has brought the
nows 10 France, that The lhrcn northern
powers. Russia. pms-ia, and Nusi,ih have
determined between themselves. contrary
Do their pledged Gath in s6lom Ifrr''s' ~
but down the repubir ol tHea", ~
Separate anl independent state; and .h's
,ledgn has actually been carried INTO 'il'e'
with extraordinary celebrity. THIS scan
,Ialous outrage viii excite immense iniig'
.nalon in England aud France. 10 uor'
many Il is universally condemned but I'M
fortunately the people dare not giyc ulier'
nncc 10 their opinions. Unfortunately fo'
land now exists no more-shc is completely
and entirely absorbed in her three oppres
sors, Russia, Prussia aud Austria. The
excuse put forth for this act Of inIqdi'y Is
that cracow was a hat.bcd of insurrecIion'
and endangered the peace of those three
great powetsl ...,,
MISCELLANEOUS.
PoRruGAL.-The position ol parl'' is
very critical. At The last adsices the de-
seriions from the popular cause were
numerous aud frequent; but as yet 1t seems
70 be uncertain whether the queen can
retain her throne. The people are strong
ly disconlented, md labor under feelings
very inimical to the existing ordrro' things
IrALY.-Thc expected ordinance OF tue
Pope, authorizing The formation OF four Ines
Of railway has al length appeared to me
g1eat satiyiaotion of the people. His holt
~ bns nIeo authorized the citizens 70