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The steamship Unicorn, arrived at Ros
ton on Friday afternoon, after passage
OF twenty-nine days.


The tone of the English press on the
Oregon question is belligerent. Lord
Aberdeen had made speech in the House
OF Lords, which, though conciliatory in lis
tone, was yet firm and decided.


The cotton market, after all. has raj.
lied bu: little under The effects of The bel.
llgerent news from America, even aided
by the now acknowledged fact that the
yield of the last crop will fall consdera.
bly, short of previous estimates. The
price of New Orleans and Georgia bowed
is 3s. The last week closed with some
Ilrmness, and the same feeling has pre-.
vailed during the present week, bat prices
have undergone little improvement, al.
though they have an upward lendency.-
Since Friday the sales have amounted to
$4,000 bales.


SUPPRESSION OF THE Polish INsURREc.
TIoN.--The insurrection is crushed. and
many of the principals are in dungeons.


Vienna, March 1.-THE Austrian OBJ
server contains report from Major Ge-
neral Colin, dated Podgorzo, March 3,
which is addressed TO the Aulic Council
of War at Vienna. From this report it
appears that Cracow surrendered 10 the
Austrian and Russian troops on the 9rd
instant.


PrusSian !Silesid, Glepit9, March r.
The Polish insurrection virtually termi-
mated when the remainder of the insur-
gents, amounting TO seven hundred men,
placed them under the protection Of Prus-
sia, and laid down their arms. These in
surgents passed by here yesterday on their
way to Kosel, escorted by two companies
of the 25th regiment. The nobility and
gentry among The insurgents, seemed 10
bear their misiortancs with equanimityi
but the lever orders appeared as if over
~hemned with sorrow. The insurgents
are now dispersed, and the territory Of
Cracow is occupied by the Prussian, Rus!
sian, and Austrian troops.