Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-15
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer. Dec. %.
Arrival of the the Steamship lIibernia at Boston,

From the Pennsylvania Inquirer, Dec 2o.
Arrival of the the Steamship Iibernia at Boston.
TWO WEEKS LATER ;ISoP PBS2 FR0M ALL PARTS OF
Important Commercial Inteligence-Decline an
the Cotton and Grain Misunderstanding FL
nancfaI InteLigence-Anoiher List of Failures
Suppression of tie Civil War in Swit-er-
7and.
The steamship "Hibernia,'' Capt. Ryrc, ariv-
ed at Boston at 3 o'clock on Saturday morning.
We have received by her Liverpool dates 10 Tho
4th and London 10 the Sd.
The intelligence possesses unusal interest in
commercial point of Wow, and we proceed to
give all details that possess tho slightest interest
1t will be seen that both corn and cotton, the two
great staples Of the country, have fallen, while
the bullion of tho Bank of England was increas-
ing, and had reached the enormous sum $50 ,OOO,-
900. The Bank of England had reduced the
raIe of discount to per cent.
The condition of Ireland was indeed deplora-
bic. Assasslnations were constantly taking place,
and the Government have proposed Coercion
Bill, but of mild character.
| In Switzerland, the civil war has been virtual
ly terminated, by the surrender of Lucerno TO
the troops Of the Fcderalsts. The Sondcrbund is
deserted, and thus the hopes Of the Jesuts full
y Frustrated.
l The affairs of Italy are iii fair way for ad-
justment. The Pope has opened the new Coun-
Gil Of State of the Vatican, and his speech elici-
ted unmixed appreciation.
The Royal Bank of Liverpool, the soppage OF
which caused much excitement at the time,
has resumed business under favorable crcumstan-
ceS.
The Asiatic cholera is stated 10 have advanced
to the Prussan frontier.
The Presse, of PARIS, states that tho United
States government has purchased the Island o
Lyra, from Greece. and will at once pay off the
mortgage due. This is Greek to us.
The Speculative Movement of the English Government
From the Liverpool Mail, Dec. 4.
The opening of Parliament, so far conc ern.
the credit Of the Government and the interests o
the people, has not been propiiious. Her lies
ty's Ministers treat the victims of n fatal policy
! long pursued under specious DISCUSSES. false re
:urns. and fallacious arguments with calm ndif
ference, If not with scornful and un Just rebuke
What they Think and what others think, o
the Ministers themselves as the principal authors
6 of the calamity, shall not here attempt TO con
lecture. 1t is clear, however, that their willing
ness to inquire into the effects of Peels bill o.
> lS4l, affords evidence that they suspect wha
they deny, and are conscious Of an error which
the cant embodied in Sir Charles Woods con
8 sstency makes them unwilling 10 confess.
e AT present they taking shelter behind al
imaginary serene. They luxuriating in
new golden shower. They tell us tha, tho golc
u is coming back to tho Bank Of England. And SC
II bly, continue to do so for some weeks to come
l. But whence is II coming form, and under wha
: circumstances From parties in Germany
Prussia, Russia, and America. in order to NEE
s the bills which they drew upon the corn they ex
ported to England, and which bills were dishonor
ed in this country. The corn held in Englan
e on these fore gn accounts is not now worth tel
shlngs in the pound of tho amount Originally
- drawn for. Hence the necessity of remttin
gold The commercirl credit of the country
y now so low that bill, ON even the best of IN
surviving houses, is at present literally of no val
Or ue. lhe gold comes here as an unavoidable sub
II stitute.
Do the ministers take credi, for .his hopp
u turn in affairs Minds constituted like that G
. Sir Charles Wood, and are influenced by IN
- teaching OF others little more sotdid and cuu
: ninS than themselves, are certain to cling to an,
Is delusion, the pausiblity OF which they admire
" out the treachory OF which they unable to dis
j. cover lpiH Lord Join haze the courage 10 6oas
- that by his inuited and ENCOURAGED indur of 6
% reign he has succeeded in cheating e citizen
Of The United States? Will he swell at the ide
:. that we have got possession of the bread-s,ufl
u without paying for them, and have compeIled IN
merchants of New York to remit gold 10 mee
!" the dishonored drafts?
This, we understand is treated iocuarly
Of certain high quarters The gold is returningi an
Sr Charles Wood rejoces. But let him beware
!. lhis is game that two can play at, wide thoug
&c the ocean that rolls between ihen1
The Americans, hauing been deprireA of thei
expected profits by this rery whig.like and ue,y no,
ord0le financial operation, uW retaliate as sure a
Me sun SHINES AS we have not paid for the cor
IS they sent US, they will not pay for the mandfac
O tured goods we have sent them. Let the MANI
e iacturers OF this country enter this great fact
"a In their books.
FROM the N. Y. SemiWeckly Tribune, Dec. %
= interesting from the Pacific-Terriblc Earthquaks
:, Revolution in Bolivia.
h Mhe schooner China Samario, Capt. Campo, ,
n this port loit Santa Martha on the ID inst. A
: raj towns.