The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-05-07
torei9n 1ntelli9ellre.
VERY IMPORTANT
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CoA Ed % V'EoA.
seven Days Later.

Important debate in Parliament on OregoR-the
Ultimataun of Great Britain Probable War
betloeen England and Americd--CriSis in
Public Affairs Cotton Market Frm-De-
cline in COnsols Right of Search, &c.
The Caledonia, Capt Lott, arrived at Bos-
ton. at ii o'clock on Monday night.
She sailed from Liverpool on the afternoon of
the 9Th inst.
The intelligence received by her is of a char
acter more important than any that has reached
US since the 1cGr Of 1912!
There has been an important debate in the
British Parliament on the Oregon question, dis
closing the view of that subject Ii was deem,
ed so important that the opinion Of the British
Ministry should be known in America, that the
Caledonia was detained one day in order to
bring out the debate on the question which took
lpace in Parliament on the 18th inst, and which
we give in another column.
! The debate exhibits the ultimatum of the
British Government ON this question, and We
only now expect a serious difficulty between
England and America. We do not see what il
to prevent it. america has assumed her posi-
tion, and England has no1O taken hers. Nei
they, therefore, can recede ono inch.
This state of things affected the money ant
cotton markets, on the 5th inst Cotton became
firm, and consols declined.
! The spring is extremely backward in Grea
Britain, which is altogether more favorable tt
the fruit crop.
i The operations of the new tariff, especially a
respects foreign free-grown labor sugars, is be
coming more general than was in the first in
stance anticipated.
The general produce markets are very firm
and considerable amount of business is doing
privately in woods, indigoes, and cotton wools
! Money continues plentiful.
i The execution Of John Tawell, the Quaker
seems to have excited prodigious interest.
Nothing important from France.
i The Queen and Prince Albert 90 to Irelant
} IN July.
The French Government intend TO organic
Ia line Of Transatlantic mail steamers lmmedi
lately. The Minister OF Marine has reported
law, precisely like that of 1S4l, by which lou
j, steamers are to run between Cherbourg an
New York.
/. 1t was reported in Dublin, last week, that MI
tO'Connel, unable longer to Withstand the pres
sure from the leaders of the Young Ireland paT
ty, will attempt, in the course of the ensuin
summer, to re organize monster meetings on I'll
} Isame scale as those which created so much ar
J, lprehension in 1843.
! Itappears that O'Conneli has become perfect
ly rabid on the subject of the annexation Of Tex
as, 1t is reported that he could not find word
in the English language TO express his contcmp
) for Shareholders, and for Americans generally.
J, T'nE RIGmr OF SGARCH.--Anoher subject Q
Transatlantic interest 1.-The right of search
has been incidentally discussed in the House q
Il Commons. Lord Palmerson is extremely net
lied that any change or modification should taxi
t. Iplace, or be even contemplated on this his Pc
scheme. He travelled out Of the record to a
tack the government, and made the debate o
the Navy estimates the vehicle of doing so.-
That Guizot should demand the cancelling {
the treaties Of 1881 and 1888, proved his irt
: but that Peel should listen to the proposition
; throws him into Mysteries. The reply of Sir |
: Peel was spirited and 10 the purpose. lie den
cd that the right of search was now suspende'
but he alluded 10 the conference between ii
Duke de Broglie and DR.. Lushington as ben
Il likely to terminate in some arrangement quit
as eticacious as the present arrangement.