Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-26

m.,raiion offered BY England 6et'0ern
,hp limited States and MeTicO.
From the Washington Union.

.'t IN bare for FIorence-D Determination Of Sir
Po6srt Perl 10 press forward the Irish COer-
-:o-, RH-Reducti0n in the Cotton Market-
Unlimited Revolution IN Portugal-O Overland
MoTfom Lndia-A French Fleet ordered to
THE Gufof. Merico to reinforce their squadron.
in CONSEQUENCE ofthe ,car bettCeel the United
States md Mcrico.
We received this morning the following inter-
e.,inQ and important news from Europe. which
we hasten to issue in an extra:
B.srox, June le,h--6 p. N.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt. e. 6. Loot, was
teleRraphed this morning at half past Clock
and arrived at the wharf at ! | o'clock. |
The cotton market has been reduced again to a
state of comparative quctude. Prince Louis Ma
poleon has arrived in England ircog., and is about
10 leave for Florence, there to join his invalid
father. It would appear from what O'Connell
stated on Monday, that Sir Robert Peel is deter
mined to press forward the Irish Coercion bill.
tzhep Parliament reassembles after the Whitsun-
Gde holvdayS.
The Oregon question has now ceased to give
any uneasineszs
Frei1hts at L;cerpooL-The warlike tdings per
Cambria have tended to check shipments in some
degree, and a few houses having determined not
10 ship in the American bottoms, has caused some
little inquiry for British vessels. There is not,
however, a single American ship in the port
frcighted. The amount Of freight going forward
is still limited In the absence of much demand
for D issengers. ship business must be considered
.iull notwithstanding the unusual scarcity Of TO
nagc.
The Paris paper. La Presse. Of Monday, reached
our Office last night which announces that orders
had heen sent BY the Minister Of Marine, To Brest
and the other military harb'rs to despatch nnm-
her of ships TO the Gulf Of Mexico, to reinforce the
eoadron stationed there in consequence Of thc war
between the Unt+d STATES and Mexico.
The overland mail of May LIST reached London
Yesterday. Itpozsrsses political and little COM
mcrcial interest The seeds of another contest in
the Sikh country were sown at the termination of
the late war.
Portugal has heen the scene Of another attempt
at revolution, consequent ul,on change Of the
ministry. 1t appears that, for the Portuguese, it
would nave been Alorc than ordinarily energetic
affair.
Oreeou- The British Parliament MIR. Hume
asked whether the government had been officially
Informed that the President Of the United States
had received directions from Congress 10 give mo
,lce to this country of their intention to terminate
the Joint occupancy of the Oregon territory" and
whether that notice had been given.
Sir Robert Pce II can have objection to an
swcr the question the honorable gentleman ha.
rut tn me by stating that the American President
tas given ia her Majesty s government the forma
notice necessary 10 the termination of the existing
convention at the terminate Of the year. And
in doing go, the Presiden, has adopted the terms
which were asscnted to by both houses Of the leg
islature Of the United States, that the notice
given with the view of leading to the amicablc adj
tus.ment or the difference between the two coun
srirz on this subject (Hrar. hear.
E gland has offered her mediation between the
United States and Mexico. Mr.. Pakenham ha'
received instructions to that effect from the British
government by the Caledonia.
st. Petersburg. May 22.-I regret to say tina
the cholera appears 10 be advancing with raplt
strides towards this city. from whence, no doubt
II will in time finds it way to western Europe.
The Markets. Lirerp00i Cotton Market. from
Nov 2ahfo June 3d.-There has been fair de
1nand for c,tton since our last report; it amounts
to 2 900 balcs-viz: 800 Saturday, 1000 Mon
day 5000 Tuesday. and to-day 5. 90. Yester
day d to day 1000 to 1900 bales were takeI
on speculation. Prices cannot he quoted lower bu
the market decidedly firm and steady very ex
lremc rates being obtained. There Is 10 improve
rncnt IN grain. In the London markets -four wa
dull. Philadelphia flour, under lock at Liverpool
from 30 to 81 shnSs. Packtt-ship Thomas F
Cope sailed from Liverpool on the I'd June 70
Philadclphia.
From the Liverpool Times, June 4.
The Mediation IF England in the Merieo
Wnr.-Connpcied with The mission of Genel
al Armstrong, wa may notice a rnmor whIc
has obtained currency in London. In tn
monetary circles Of the city, it is whisperr
chat the American has claimed the lnterver
ton Of the British government to settle tn
dispute with Mexico. The fact may be so
hut we cannot credit it. 1t bears improbab
atty on Its front. Indeed, the city is the focu
OF a thousand sinister rumors daily; on the fac
of the earth more imaginative &c than III
brokers and stock jobbers of 'Change-alle
could not b. found. They heatthe same elias
In Wall street, New York, hollow. w
should be sorry. 70: the credit Of the Amer
can character, if the fact referred TO prove
correct Peace, we grant, is ahessing Whlc
ought not to BIO slightly sacrificed, but til
United States are quite able to settle the
differences with the Mexicans without int
veatlOn; if they are not the race has sadly d
generated since the days of w ashington, al
the battle of New Orleans. The Standard
last night has the following, in reference
this subject
1.-The statement made in the London Nd
ming Herald, that ministers have determine
TO OTTER the mediation of the British Cover
Nent to arrange the differences between Il
United States and Mexico, is the most imp1
tant news of the morning, and has exci,
much interest. The intention to tender III
mediation was communicates to the diplom;
&c representatives Of the two states yesterda
and the nacesSary powers will be forward
TO Mr.. Pakenham, our minister at Washir
ton. by the Caledonia steamer which will $
from Liverpool Tomorrow morning. Measu,
sill also be taken to have the proposi,i
nade to the government of Mexico with
least possible delay. 1t is almost unneces
'yto say that the universal hope is, that
mediation should prove succsssfuI: for in