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The express pilot boat Romer arrived
on the llth instant, bringing dates from
Liverpool up TO the 18th, and London to
the llth. They contain nothing of much
interest.


The English papers seem to apprehend
a war with the United States-speak of it
as almost certain-and England is busy
preparing for the contest,


The special message of the Queen, spo-
ken Of by the former arrival, was no: de-
Iiyered.


Cotton had advanced 1-Sd.


The POLISH REvoLUTToN-The Ger
man papers which have to day come to
hand. says the Paris Journal deS DebatS
bring news from Cracow up tn 9th ult. ::
The events passing in Poland appear to
have assumed a serious character, which
is not disguised by the principal organs
either of the Prussian or Austrian govern
ments. The city of Cracow, the capital
of Poland under IFS former kings, the de-.
scendants of the Jagellons, had, according
to those journals, been the seat of new
government, emitting itself the " Provi-
sional government of the Polish nation"
1t was on the 22d ultimo, the day on which
the Austrian troops and the Senate eva.
cuated the town, that the new power had
constituted and installed itself in the old
mansion known by the name of the Kris
tofory, and with which the dearest associ-
atoms of the Poles are connected. The
new government, Immediately upon its in,
stalment, published a manifesto to the Po.
lsh nation, (Which we suboin,) in which
it dwells upon the sufierngs of the Poles,
aud calls upon the people to rise en- masSt
| throughout the whole of ancient Poland
On the 23d, it issued a decree forbiddinq
under pain of death, all the attempt,
against private and public property, anC
declaring at the same time, that any per.
sons who should establish clubs or assoc i
ations, without being authorized by the go
vernment to Go So, should be declared al
traitors to their country.


MANIFESTO


To the Polish Nation.-Poles! The hou
of insurrecton has struck! The who'll
of mutilated Poland rises and become
great. Already have our brothers of III
Grand Duchy of Posen, Russian PoIan
and Lithuiania risen, and are fighting il
Russia against the eRemy. They ar
fighting for the most sacred rights, O
which they have been deprived by lorc
and fraud. The flower of our youth ar
languishing in dungeons; our ancestor
whose councils sustain US, are treated wit
contempt; the clergy are deprived of a