&FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


ARRIVAL OF THE PILOT BOAT ROMER.
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Cotlon had improved one eighth OF a penny,
owing TO advices from the u. States, and a
shorl supply of wheat was from one 10 two
pence bushel higher. Flour was shilling
better, and a large demand.


The insurrection in Poland seems to have
reached crisis All parties seem agreed that
more hopeless attempt it is scarcely possible
10 conceive. The insurgents are said, howev-
er, TO amount to 10000 men.


Ii was reported in Paris on Sunday, that the
Russians had assaulted Cracow, reduced hall
of it to ashes, and driven out the Poles, who,
in their retreat, encountered large body oi
AuStrians. and defeated them!


The appearance Of the Romer, at Cork, ex-
cited not little astonIshment; and the follow
ing announcement shows that she went into
Cove with some eclat


On her arrival in Cove Harbor with the
American flag flying al the mast head, Lieu
tenant Of H. NJ. S. Vanguard, was despatched
by order, as we understand, Of the Admiral, t.
require that the flag should at once be taken
down.


The Captain Of the W. ]. Romer received
the British officer with much courtesy, and
having beer made acquainted with the object
Of his visit, the Americans reply was charac-
teristic--'So long as have an arm to pull a
trigger, no man shall dare touch that fag''
The officerreturped to his ship, and in a shor'
time came back with an ample apology, to the
effect that his commander did NOT think she
was an American vessel, and that the flag had
been used without authority.


The Liverpool Chronicle, alluding to the re
solutions passed by the House of Representa-
tives, and to the declaration OF the President,
that he will not abate one jot Of the American
claim 10 the whole Of orsuon-says. r5