New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of TIE Steamship Caledonia.
Cotton Firm American Provisions in demand
The Flour Market unsettled.

The steamship Caledonia arrived al boston on
"Wednesday morning, having left Liverpool on The
10Th ult The r1ost important News by this arri'a
IL the continued demand and firm prices obtained for
American Cotton
From Uili,ae, !, SMITHS European Times We
make up the following Summary
Tur New AMERICAN MISIsTER-Hon. Louis
ucI ane no, having been able 10 command a suita.
| bio residence has been staying at Thomas Hotel
! ,bsre he still remains Onthe 9Th ult he was pre-
sented 10 tie Foreign Minister the Earl OF Aber
de.u: and on The 9Th he attended al Buckingham
Palace. where he delivered his credentials To her
Majesty aud was most graciou-ly. and even kindy
received Mr. McLane was present Ia his place ln
the House of Lords amongst the cOrps dfDi0la0ff
gHe on the occasion Of the prorogaiion OF ParIia
memt by the Queen The retiring Minister Mr. Everett
has been extremely popular since he hrst ar'e'' ana
be- leaves with the regret and the esteem 81 a.. ne PR
ties who have had 10 come IN per-Ona contact
with him The new Minister says me European lime-
has this great advantage over most Z" ms peeec'-ols
that be- has sled the high Office al the British court
before and IL personally and faniiaIy known Ia al Tie
leading members not only Of the Government but Of me
OppOsiiiOn indeed. since ms appearance in London
he has been waited upon and received me congruli
lions of many distinguished members Of the arisOcracy
who knew him in a similar capacity Twelve or i'ur
teen years ago This kindly feeling towards the new
Minister has found expression in complimentary notices
Of his arrival in most of the daily and weekly papers
The representative Of the American Government On
tors therefore upon the discharge Of his duties
under circumstances in personal point OF view. TIE
most favorable that be- conceived That he Will ar-
quit himself 10 the satisfaction Of his countrymen W.
lcrvently hope and believe He has difficult game 70
payclcar heads and Willy diplomailst- to contend Wild
The stakes worth the exefuon OF All me lnfeci Inc
ablest statesman can put forth and If the new Minister
can bring the Oregon affair to satisfactory conclusion
Il he can satisfy the great nation he represents and tn
Ministers with whom he has 10 drive the bargaln-he
Will deserve and Will questOnlcss receive the highest
necd of appreciation and honor which free people
besiow or high and honorable ambition aspire 10.
THE HARVEST.
The season continues fruitful subject for augury.
The character Of the weather during the last differs bui
little from that of the preceding fortnight Alternate
DAYS Of rain and the absence Of H. keep the weather
wise on the qni rire OF sunshine there has been little
the temperature continues low ana the process Oh feh
ing necessarily teoiou1 Inc Com markets continue
Ia rise slowly and the of uncertainty still detef-
speculation on large scale The later the harvest a.
we mad occasion 10 remark the greater he rsk about
the Weld In many parts Of the country the heavy is-
0f rain have Frustrated the Corn ana the absence oi
warmth prevents the injury from being Adequately, OF
even partially repaired. Even in the sOuthernn0st
psrs of the island harvest operations can scarcely be
said 10 have commenced The daily papers MI column
AFTER column about the weather and the crops ana
public attention fixed inenty on the result The best
accounts come from ireland. There are many who sag
that the injury thus far has been rreparabie ana that
forruahts fair weather would still 20 far TO repair IT.
The potato crop in the northern counties has provden-
TALLY been luxurant this year. This IN Itself Is great
the aborng classes and in the event OF bread attaining
q high figure potatoes would 20 far az a substitute.
THE QUEENS VISIT TO GERMANY.
Her Majesty has at length set out upon her long
projected visit to the continent, alter having dis
missed the peers and the representatives OF Inc
people from their arduous labOrs during proiraced
session 10 the employment of a welcome recess.
The roval coricgc left Buckingham palace shortly
after four o'clock on Saturday afternoon and pass
ing through Pimca and Nauxhall bridge pro
ceoded at a rapid rate towards Woolwich, where
the ROYAL yacht and her cOnsOrt the Black Eagle
lay in readiness to convey the royal party TO Ant
werp Her Majesty stepped on board at twenty
minutes past five O'Clock and the royal yacht hav-
inc let 20 her moorings dropped CALAMITY down
the river amidst the roaring of cannon, followed by
the Black Eagle and PorquePine Government
steamer
They remained at Sea Beach during the night
weighed anchor on Sunday morning passed through
the More at half past four O'Clock, and were seen
30 miles above Flushing about four o'clock on sun
dav afternoon and arrived Oft Antwerp about
quarter TO six on Sunday evening amidst the Gus
iomary saluics, and the royal party were imlne
| diaiolV visited by the authorizes but did not land
that uisht Her Majesty had a very rough passage
and the rain fell heavily as in great measure 90
prevent her from being on deck during the voyage
Immediately on her arrival her Majesty despatched
etrcrs announcing II 10 the sing of the Bclgans aud
| tine King of Prussia
The next morning about quarter 10 seven the
/ Queen and Prince Albert came on shore amidst
ROYAL salute and the sJlcering of the crew OF the
| Yacht and Of the three other steamers who manned
The YARDS a. well OF the spectators on shore -
Both her Majesty aud his Royal ilichness looked
remarkably well The royal visitors aud their suite
proceeded in carriages down the Canal au Beufrc
line Nielle Marchc au Bic, the Place Nerie, and the
Mcir TO the railway station, and where the royal
/ raip IA magnificent one was waiting 10 convey
them 10 Malines, the central point ol the Belgian
RAILWAY aud the one selected for the interview be-
tween Queen Victoria and their Belgian Maicscs
/ The King and Queen OF the Bclgans accompanied
by their ROYAL Highncsses the Duke of b rahani and
fhc Count OF Flanders awaited the arrN al fO then
august visitors in the large sitting room OF the sta
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT
/ The Imperial Parliament proroeued, on Sa-
tnr,iay the gth August, with the usual ceremonies
I bv her Majesty in person. Her Majesty, IN clear
/ aud distinc, tone. read the following speech
My Lords aud Gentlemen.
II rejoice that the state public business enables me
10 release you from further attendance in parliament
In closing this aborous session, must express 10
YOU my acknowledgements Tor The zeal and ASST
iuiy with which you have applied yourselves 10 the con
liberation of many subjects deeply affecting The public
welfare
II have given my cordial the bills which you
nave presented 10 for RENTING the duties on many
articles Of import and for removing restrictions on the
rec application of capital and skill 10 certain branches o
Z manufactures
Thu, reduction Of taxation viii necessarily cause an
immediate loss of revenue. but trust that is effect in
timulang commercial enterprise. and enlarging N
means of consumption viii ultimately provide an ample
CONDENSATION iof any temporary sacrifice.
have Witnessed with peculiar satisfaction the nm
RENTING attention which yog have bestowed ON The
me .sures recommended by me 10 your consideration
the commencement OF the session. for improving
nd extending the means Of Academca education m
Ireland
You may rely upon my determination % carry tho'r
measures into execution m the manner best caicuAl'"
90 inspire confidence n the Institutions which nave r.
,. ed your sanction and Ia give effect 10 your earnest
c. re t. promote the welfare OF that part Oh my DO
nnions
From aN foreign powers continue 20 receive assut'
Unces of their friendly disposition towards this country
Gentlemen OF the House OF Commons
"T The Convention which have recently concluded
with the King the French for the more eeciuN sup
preston OF the slave trade will trust by esiaolshnsS
,rdal and active cooperation between the two powers
"a ~ better pros peci than has hitherto existed Of com
c success in the attainment of object tor which ihi'
.onnfrv has made many sacrifices.
thank YOU for the liberaiy with which you nave
voted the supplies for the service OF the current year
Nv Lords and Gentlemen.
On your return to your several Counties duties WI
dive scarcely less impOrar, than those nom me pei