Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
CII"pErN DAys LATER

FIFTEEN DAYS i.AlER
The splendid steamship Caledonia, Captain +
G. Lott arrived At East Boston on Thursday
afternoon, at half past 10 o'clock, bringing with
her dates from London 10 the iih, and Liverpool
10 The afternoon of The 18th instant, thus making
the passage in about If! days.
We copy the following from Wilmer & Smiths
European Times
"Thc arrival OF The "Eiiberna," on Saturday
pul al rest the uneasness which has prevailed
some time past relative to our relations with
America All apprehens ola hostile coils
ion arising out ofhe Oregon question has DIS
appeared: and This feeling has been manly pro-
Juced by The tone Of what in England : regard
ed as The official organ of Mr. Polks Government,
The Union, edited by Mr.. Richie, combined
with the improved tone which characteristics tie
American press generally.
"This friendly feeling is most CORDIALLY rccip-
rocaled in England mol only by men OF business,
bur by all classes in The country. The FuhdS
rose on the receipt OF the Hibcrnia> arrival enc
pcr cent, and considerable buoyancy prevailed
in almost every department of The Public Securl-
ties contingent upon the same cause. But II me
steamers intelligence had this gratifying effect
npun the Money Marker, it has been Otherwise
with regard TO the great article of produce-Col-
,on-the market for which has exhibited good
deal OF depression, and giving way in price.
Since Friday the reduction has amounted 10 lully
an eighth; and Yesterday was one OF the most dnll
and quiet DAYS which has been experienced for
long time. This result is, OF course, mainly at
printable 10 the large produce OF the new crop,
and 10 The absence OF all danger as regards The
paciGc relations OF The Two countries.
The Paris correspondent. OF Wilmer 6 Smiths
European Times, in relation TO Oregon, says:
"All sensible, all practical men, whether
French. British or American. with whom have
copyersed in this Capital, and all the ably-con-
Quoted newspapers, are unanimous IN thinking
that The question can only be settled by mutual
concessions, and that those concessions will take
place. sooner or later, they entertain not the
slightest doubt.
aWi,h respect 10 Texas, there has been some
hing said and more written; but all that | find
worth noticing, is leading article in the Con-
sti,utionnel Of this morning The Constitution.
mel asserts positively, on the faith OF private let
ters from London, that the English Cabinet has
REQUIRED from The French Government, in return
for the concession il has made on the Right o.
Search question, its assistance and cooperation
in resisting Inc annexation; and this demand, the
Constitutional adds, has been acceded to.
"Itfurther asserts, that the English and French
diplomatic agents in Texas had, in the name o
their respective Governments, induced the Presi
dent Of Texas not 10 convokc the Congress before
The end Of July, or the beginning OF August, pro-
missing him. in The meantime, 10 procure the re-
cogniiion OF Texas BY Mexico, and the adoption
by England of the debt of Texas, in return Tor .
Treaty 10 be hereafter entered into favoranle te
the admission of English manufactures nlo iha
country"
The correspondent; adds, that implicit reliance
is not to be placed upon the statements OF th'
Constitutional.
ISplAS CHOLERA IN SHEFFIELp--It was las
week stated in the public papers, that len OF IN
children of The Sheffield Workhouse had an at
tack OF the Asiatic cholera OF The most vifulen
kind, and that one OF them had died.
PARLiAMENrARY.-The third reading OF TN
Maynooih bill, in the House of Commons, on tn
night Of the 18th May, engaged the exclusive al
len,ion of thai body until Wednesday the 2lsl
These three nights Of pTolracted discussion evolv
ed nothing new.
The new Treaty between England and France