Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-06-27
Arrival of the Steamer Caledonia.

This regular Mail Steamer arrived at Boston
on Thursday afternoon with London and Lv-
erpool dates TO the 4th inst, making her pas
sage in about 5 days.
The news 10 not very important.
The excitement which had existed previous
~ in relation TO the Oregon question had en-
tirely subsidized.
The American Provision Market was in a
very healthy state.
Cotton was dull, and the prices barely sus-
tanned.
Pariiameatary-Th third reading of the
Maynooth bill, in the House OF Commons, on
the night Of the 10th May, engaged the exclu
sve attention OF that body until "Wednesday,
the 2ist. These three nights of protracted dis
cussion evolved nothing new.
The new treaty between England & France
for the prevention of the slave trade on the
coast of Africa, has been signed at the Foreign
Office.
The Catholic Bishops are up in arms against
the measure now before Parliament ior estab-
fishing colleges in The North, the South, and
the West of Ireland.
The Money Market was in healthy state,
and good paper was readily discounted at l-2
to ga per cent. Money has been in greater
request on the Stock Exchange than in the
Discount market.
Germany appears TO be in state Of high ex-
element in consequence of the schsm which
NJ Ronge, the new Luther, who demands
marriage for the Catholic priesthood, and the
celebration OF mass in the native instead Of the
Latin language.
The steamship Great Britain is expected in
the Mersey on the Sd Of July, and will leave
Liverpool for New York on the Goth She
continued, as heretofore, TO excite great inter
est in the Thames.
The project of uniting the Atlantic and Pa
c6c Oceans is in fair way OF being carried
out.
The abdication of Don Carlos in favor Of his
son is the most striking event in Continental
news. The obstinate old man was very un.
willing TO give up the semblance of royalty
and was only induced to do so, it is said, al the
earnest entrealy of cooler and wiser heads
The resignation Of Don Carlos, coupled with
the declaration Of his son. points to an alliance
with the young Queen of Spain-a project
which would be supported by large party in
that country.
From all parts OF Germany the letters we re.
ceive are occupied almost exclusively with dis.
cussions on the division now raging in the
Catholic Church. The new religious sect i:
gaining every day numbers of adherents, and
even the lower order of the clergy Join ii with
alacrity. In Austria no pains are spared tC
prevent its making IFS way to the people il
Catholic and bgoted Bavaria il is prosecuted
but IN Saxony, Prussia, and the minor states
it is either connived at or openly encouraged
by the Governments. The King Of Hanove
has declared against il, but it is believed tina
eventually he will tolerate and even encourag,
it,
The arrival OF the 'Hibernia,' on Saturday
put at rest the uneasincss which has prevailed
some time pas, relative to our relations will
America. All apprehension Of hostile coils
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appeared; and This feeling has been mainly pro
duced by the tone Of, what in England is re
garded as the official organ Of Mr. Folks gov
ernment, The Union, edited by Mr. Richie
combined with the improved tone which char
acterSes the American press generally. Thi
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England, not only by men of business, but b,
all classes in the country. The funds rose OF
the receipt of the HbeInia's arrival one pc
cent. and considerable buoyancy prevailed il
almost every department OF the Public Securi
ties contingent upon the same cause.