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o,, HRn ssS or , TINE sS Sn.En S.,
| By the Long Island Railroad received the new
brought by the Csledonia, O'Clock last evening. The
nsws is to the sh Of April. the Caledonia arrived
Boston at ~ o'clock Monday night
The Caledonia detained one day for the purpose
giving tho debate in Parliament tho Oregon question
The Queen was making preparations for visi, to Liver
| pool. -..
The annexation Of Texas has ceased excite interest
Peops In England regard tho settled. there
Mr. OConne has declared in the Repeal Association. hs
dislike tho measure. grounded his we'll known anti
| slavery prsjudces.
The os.e Of Commons met, after the Easter recess on
the 30h March. whom Lord Jonn Russell gave notice that
he would bring under tho notice Of tho HOUSE Friday
next that portion Of the American Presidents Message
| which relates TO the territory Of Oregon.
The evening mainly occupied In discussing the
Wy estimates, naval architecture and Admiralty
mens The discussion rise interesting episode
relative the right Of search and what Lord Psmeton
eonteuded to DO the voluntary surrender OF that right by
England France. in which the noble member liver
ton, Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell took part
On the 9TH Of April the Oregon question the subject
debate in tho House OF Commons in which Lords John
Russell aud Palmerson and sir Robert Peel took part
The excitement very great in and Of the House
| OF Commons. The burst Of cheering which followed the
close of Sir Robert Pee speech when he declared that
English rights invaded, resolved and prepared
TO maintain them, from all parts Of the House, with
reference to sect party. and the feeling ami
mates there every reason to believe, the nation, almost
| TO man."
In the Hou.e of Lords, April 3D. Lord Ashburton enter
cd in defence Of the late treaty with the United States
which had been attacked few nights before in the House
OF Commons by Lord Palmerson and Lord John Russell
He charged with having given up the Msdawaska
dement's and YET ON more than one former occasion, the
very parties who attacked him had themselves offered
give up those very Msdawaska settlements The was
had been entered into between Mr. Webster and
Lord Sydenham, and the only solution Of the difficulty was
that his noble friend have dreamed of that which he
had stated.
No New York packets had arrived Liverpool between
the sailing OF the Great Western and Caledonia.
TuE QuEES's VIsrr IRELAsp.-Thc visit Of her Ma
esy and Prince Albert Ireland definitely fixed to take
place in July Il said tha in order to allow her
Msiesys Ministers accompany her. Parliament will be
prorogued earlier period than has been usual Of late
years.
Its confidently stated that her Msjesys intention
honor with visits all her Lord Leutenants Of counties
in England
The Great Western Steamship Company have resolved
to raise additional sum for the completion Of the Great
Britain.
The electric telegraph for the Of the British Govern.
the Southwestern Railway, is regularly
work. The wires extend from the terminus at Gosport,
through the Qualifications and into the Royal Clarence yard
The annual expense OF the Metropolitan Police Force
upwards OF 1857 600.
The Queen has been pleased to confer the honor Of
Rnghthood upon James Cochrane, ESD, Chief Justice Of
Gibraltar.
Lately attache the Russian legation performed the
distance between London aud ST. Petersburg, in the
markaby short period Of eight days.
The government Of Saxony about TO establish through
the kingdom, agricultural schools similar those which
have been founded in Prussia.
The annual export Of oranges from ST. Mchaes is
ed TO DO 10000 valued at 600 contos, about
$4,000.
The laboratory OF the Apoheeacs' Hail. at Liverpool
has been destroyed by fire. The loss is said TO be ESQ.,
OOO-a large sum- which Is probably exaggerated.
Letters from Rome leave doubt about the marriage OF
Count TIaPan who was residing there, with the Queen Of
Spain.
DIR. Wolfe arrived Constantnoplo the Odd Februs-
~ and was 10 leave ior London by the orienai Steam
Company's packet.
the early part Of the week the Cotton market was dull
aud prices had tendency To ecede bot the TACT OF the
being detained day IN order to carry out the re-
suit oil the debate on the Oregon, was no sooner known
than the market became more irm On the 18th the sales
We're oOoo bales nj the highest quotations The proceed
a,s 10 aft -, The ,s,,k ., lbs H. Th ,. c.,. ,I
o.aon-ha, s.n, Cn,,an mn sen, sh.ro. Jn, T." o,h.
,esnsc,. tho n,oceed;r.s Of ,h .sI c ,ts s,;i;n Of
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~ Receiving d" increase !" ''e amount VI "eh wages
Mr. TYLERs LAST MESsioE-A British merchant, writ
ing 10 the Times totally denies the truth Of Mr. Tyers
assertion, that The British merchants covery participate in
the slave trade and he especially declares that the story
about vessels fitted out with goods in England ard nomi-
nay chartered hut actually Africa for sale and
then employed saves, is pure fabrication; slave clip
pers are OF very peculiar build and
in England. Mr.. Wise, the American Minister in Bru
M ana M lyefs aunoIV 10, ,nese misropresentatons'
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ANOTHER EAPEDrTToS TO THE NIGLR.-The CONNER
cia writer IN the London Times OF Saturday last mentions
another expedition to the Niger which. remembering the
disastrous result OF the former has started all who take
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