IMPORTANT FoREieN NEWS.
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The late news from England by the Cambria,
which arrived at Boston few days since, is most
important We have room this week only to
say, that great change is taking place in the
Commercial policy of Great Britain--that Sir
Robert Peel is out for total repeal, of the Corn
Laws-that the feeling evinced towards the Unit
ed States on the Oregon question, IS decidedly
pGcifc-and that Mr.. Pakenham's refusal of the
49th degree is not approved by the English Gov
ernment. This is great news and good. We
hope the next arrivals may contain nothing 10
dash this promise of better times and better things.
The Parliment of England had done Mr.. Wal
ker's Report, embodying the principles of Re-
venue Tariff, the extraordinary honor of voting
that it be printed for the use of its members !


The British Ministers propose the following
sweeping reductions on articles imported into
England from the United States