Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-26
Foreign News.

The Caledonia Steamer Ia, arrived AT Bo,,on
bringing Liverpool sdsiees TO the s,h inst, iae,a.
sise. The news Is no, very important We an
mex such Items only a, are likely TO be Interesting
to cur readers.
The excitement which had existed pre-.
viously 10 relation 10 the Oregon question
had entirely subsidized.
I The American Provision Market wa,
in very healthy state.
/ Cotton was dull, and the prices barely
sustained.
The Cotton and Corn Market will Be-
found in detail below.
i The European Times OF the 4,h instan,
has the following acceptable paragraph:
| The arrival oil the "Hibernia," on Sat.
lurday, put at reat the uneasiness which
has prevailed some time past relative 10
our relations with America. All apprs.
tensions of hostile collision arising on,
ofthe Oregon question has disappeared;
and this feeling has been mainly produced
by the tone oil, what in England is regar.
ded as the official organ of Mr.. Pok's
Government. The Union, edited by MIR.
Richie, combined with the improved tone
which characteristics the American press
generally. This friendly feeling is mos,
cordially reclprocated IN England not on.
ly by men OF business, but by all classes
in the country. The Funds rose on the
receipt Of the Hibernia's arrival one per
cent, and considerable buoysncy prevail.
ed in almost every department Of the Pub.
lie Securities contingent upon the same
cause.
Buff the steamers intelligence has had
this gratifying effect opon the Money
market, it has been otherwise with re.
gard to the great article Of produce, Cot.
ton, the market for which has exhibited
good deal OF depression. and giving way
in price. Since Friday the reduction
has amounted TO fully an eieth; and yes.
lerday was one the mos, dull and quiet
days which has been experienced for a
long time. This result is Of course,
manly attributable to the large produce
OF the new crop, and to the absence OF all
danger as regards the pacific relations Of
the Two countries.
, COMMERCIAL.
: The protracted winter, and tao cold,
unreasonable spring--one Of the most
cherries and unreasonable 10 the memo.
: ny OF that ubiquitous parsonage, the "old.
Y est inbabitaut," has caused the Corn
$ Trade to "look up" in consequence OF the
$ mercury Cooking down" From the
/. country the most unfavora5le reports az
rive: the low range Of temperature has
y done mischief, and opinions are already
o sioutly advanced that the present years
!. grain crops will no, half equal those of
d the last. In some districts The advance
:. in Corn has been as much as 2s to IS.
: per quarter; IN others not quite SO much,
i but 10 all, improvement has taken place.
T. ENGLISH CORN MARKET, Juue a. .
!. The crops IN this circle OF the county
!, look well, and the trade for all free Gram
d during the last fortnight has been quiet,
though prices have hardly varied point,
J. Within The last few days, however, there
/" has at last been some movement, the con-
9 ilnuance OF cold ungeuia weather having
T. created some uneasiness rs 10 the result
= OF the coming crops, and induced more
q free purchases on the par. OF the trade, as
u well as some speculative transactions both
e in bonded and free stuff. Wheat has, in
n consequence, advanced cd. per bushel,
and Flour Is. Cd. to Is. per sack. Uni.
IS ted States Flour has been sold to The ex-
l. tent Of 6 to 1000 barrels, at lSs 3d. 10
e los. per barrel; in bond. During the
last few days there has been favoura.
q Bile change in the weather. which has
IS checked somewhat the ardor of specula-
$ tors, and the market is now qnel. The
J. future course OF prices viii be wholly
5. regulated by the weather, so that no def.
g mite opinion can be given on the subject
IS The project Of uniting the Atlantic and
: Pacific Oceans is in fair way Of being
y carried out.
+ The abdication Of Don Carlos 10 favor
a Of his SON is the most striking event 10
0 continental news. The obstinate old man
; was very unwilling TO give up the sem.
9 blance Of royalty and was only induced
o to do so, i. is said, at the earnest entIeaiy
y Of cooler and wiser heads. The resigna-
G ton of Don Carlos, coupled with The dec
S laration of his son, points TO an alliance
: with the young Queen of Spa.n--a pro-
i ject which would be supported by large
party in that country.
: INDIAN CHOLERA IN SHEFFIRLD.-II
was last week stated 10 the public papers
that ten Of the children of the Sheffield
Workhouse had an attack Of Asiatic cho
lera of the most viruent kind, and that
one Of them had deG.
FRANCE.
Little has been said during the las
fortnight, in the Partisan journals, 90
American affairs; but in the few articles
thai have appeared, very decided opn.
= ion is expressed, that however menacing
the Oregon question may appear, II viii
be settled amicably, the United State,
! and Great Britain both having an immense
j Interest in The preservation OF peace.
! SHAD FLIEs.-A correspondent of the
Rochester Democrat wrtinu from Mon.