Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
.grrtraI Of the CaIedonia.
Fourteen Days Later from Europe.


Boston, bringing Liverpool advices 10 ;bs
4th instant inclusive.
The newsls not very important.
The excitement which had existed nrs-
v;ously 10 relation TO the Oregon question
had entirely subsidized Tie sAmerican
Provision Market was in very healthy
Slate.
COTTON was dull and the prices barely
sustained.
has The following acceptable paragraph. I
The arrival Of the "Hibernfa' on Sat
knardav. put. at rest the uneasiness which
Ehas prevailed forsome time pastTelaiive
| 70 our relations with Americas All appre-
Ehensiops Of hostile collision Arising out
l,of the Oregon question has disappeared j;
and this feeling has been mainly produce
cd by the tone OF, what iHa1spgiand is re- II
parded as the official ofganspfS Mr.. Folks
Goyernment, The Union, edited by Mr..
kRrchie. combinedrwith the improved
tone which characteristics The American.
Epress generally. Thisstriesndly ieellogs!ls
most cordially reciprocated in England, i
mot only by mensof business bnt by. all
classes Id the country.
Parliamentary The third reading Of
The Maynooth bill, in the House OF Com
mons. on the l9ih#of May. engaged the
exclusive attention Of that body until We'd
aesday, the 2lst. These three nights Of
lpro,racte6 discussion resolset nothing
new.
The new treaty between England and
France Tor the prevention Of the slave
trade, ON The coast sot Africa. has been
signed at thesForeigp Office.
] The Catholic Bishops are up 10 arms
against The measure now before Parha-'
ment for establishing colleges in lbe north.
THE south, and the west OF Ireland.
r The Money Market was in a healthy,
Estate, aud good paper was readily dis.
Counted It p to 1 per cent. Money has
been In greater request.on the Stock Ex
change than in the Discount market.
The steamship Great Britain is expected
in the Mersey on the 3dsot Jolly, and will
i>feave Liverpool for New York on the 26lh-s
She continues. as heretofore, 10 excite
glest interestin the Thames.
The project Of uniting the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans is 10 a 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 10 give up the SEM
blance oil royalty, and waxonly induced to
do SO, it is said, at the earnest treaty Of
cooler and wiser heads. designations,
G1of Don Carlos, coupled with theS deca-
ration OF his sop, points TO an alliance with
the young Queen OF Spain---a project
(which woulaAe supported by large pal
I.iy in that cdasht1K
E>.sIad,an Cholera III Sheffield. 1t was last
week stated inthS public papers that ten
OF the children of9he Sheffield Workbbdse
bad an attack bf Asiatic cholera OF the
most viruIent kind, and that oLesoi them
bad died..
i Sale of Louisiana Sugar-The first sale
Eof United States Sugar ever held in Liv-
erpooI took place last week. The quan-
fifty exposed for sale was only small. and
il sold very WE'LL. y ~
/ IRELAND The Repeal meeting al Ta-
"a took pace on Inc 2end alt. The num-.
bers are variously estimated al from 10. :.
600 TO 10000. OFConnell Of course
participated largely ID The proceedings.
FRANCE. Little has been said dnr;no
the last fortnight. Id TN Partisan. iournals
on A merican affairs; bul in The iaw ar,;a,
cles thai have appeared, very. dec;ds3
oPinionis expressed that hoyeyet menac.
ing the Oregon question ma appear 4 !.
will be settled apicably, the Unted States
and Great Britain both havingxan I'M
mense interest in. the preserya;on II
peace. z
Report of The Cotton Market, June
Since Friday last change for the wAst
has taken place; the market has beconn,
languid. The demand feeble. and prices
have consequently declined full Esd
, from the quotations oflast Friday and Coil
ion is now very freely offered atthe de-i
cline. The salesson Ssiurdapxere 1000
bags, on Monday 1900. and fosds 1900.
There has been no speculative 7buying.
7 Taylor sIIoteL This celebrated estab-.
flishmeni, known all over The county to
the travelling public. has been sold by
5 Busbrod Taylor, Esq. TO Messrs: George
w. and VIM. R. Sewers, twosgentemen
j in every respec; calculated to Keep up lis
! efficiency and popularity. -
] Mr.. DIS. BANNER. the present worthy
~ occupant, retires at Ahe Close Of tie year i.
and We regret that the heavy coup
!. of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in d.
verting some Of the travel heretofore
borne upon the North Westernsturnpike,
and other changes in the curenaof BUSH
/ ness, have somewhat diminished 10 him
tae proceeds Of the establishment But
wherever Mr.. Daaner may hereafter be
/ Located. be will carry with him The hearty
) good wishes Of our citizens for bis pros
, perity.. RI
/ The new pfoprietors, from the favora.
/ BILE terms Of their purchase, and other adj
E vantages possessed. by them in the begin
s ming Of their career as hosts, will doubt
. less do well-ahd will leave 20 effart un-
$ tried to enhance, il possible, the we'll earn
$ ed reputation Of The Hotel.
!. We learn that they mean ioiepaint The
/ House, audrenovate it 10 every particular,
4 so as 10 enable them 10 ensure silthe BUSH
8 ness which it is possible 10 command. for
: a Hotel 50 weli-esiablisheds ard capable
T Of such ample and pleasant accommoda-
: ttions. The public may therefore rely up
!. on it, that whatever is undertaken BY
Al III r. 1rSra &, tka raret eatscfacfnru