New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03
No Change in the Money Market
THE CORN AND PROVISION TRADE
DEPRESSED.
RUMoRED REFINEMENT OF SIR R, PEEL

The steamship Hiberhia arrived at Bosom d. Z
o'clock. Monday, having made the run In t"eiVe
DAYS and half.
Her intelligence il 10 days later. She brought -
pa..cngers from Liverpool. left at Halifax, and
took on board The same numbee al that place
Tn. Caledonia arrived out May Il. in l2l days
the price of Cotton did not vary much from The
las, ady:ces. although the demand bad somewhat
abaed and The 18th the market closed heavily.
The London Money M.rke, remained unchanged
The mpuden, proposition OF the Mexican Govern
nnent created stormy time among the oondho'ders
Paredcs' agent demanded new loan OF S2OoOOOO'
and proposed TO consolidate at discount oil 90 per
cent
The third reading Of the Corn Bill has al length
passed the House Of Commons by the largest msjor-
ty which il has We, mmauded-ninety eight. The
eener al feeling is that the Lords will pass the Bill
By majority OF al least fifty.
Rumors prevail that Sir Robert Peel will retire
l.om the Office of Premier, when the measures upon
which he has based his character have passed.
The London Economist states. on " hat 1t consld-
era high and unqueslionable authority, that the Ore.
gon Question is the point OF n satisfactory settle
ment The London Times Of Thursday says;
..Thc packet ship which will sail from Liverpool In a
few DAYS Will convey United States the real impress
sion produced by the late intelligence II the rcsou-
lion intended thre,t ahOstie measure. It has
totally failed have effect whatever, except that II is
probable that Mr. Pakenham will be at once empowered to
bring the controversy 10 prompt and hnal issue
II is calculated that 30 600 persons will have emf
grated from Ireland 10 the United States in tho pre-
sent year.
The seed of tho Potato crop ls In majority of ca
ses coming up in Furnishing condition.
Since the above was in type, we have received
our regular flee, from which we make the following
extracts
From Wilmer & Smiths European Times.
Tho Oregon Question
Attention for some time past has been sufficiently
fixed the Oregon question by the proceedings III
Congrc-s. the doing- there have concentrated the
gaze OK all who take an interest LIT the peace oil The
world. Now tho scene Ia to be shcd-1ce are GO
ing to contribute our 'ue TO materials already 30 in
!, nammatory. 1t ia reported that twenty gunncrr,
IN two scrsenpts, tUo corporhls mud TWO bumbardicrs
~ under the command ot Capt B0ckwood, are TO be-
, dispatched by the BRUSH Government IN their war
steamer the Terrible. to Oregon early next month,
the vcst. is Ia take an adequate supply oil guns Hnh
s,orer; and 5000 cxcavators ARE 10 be sent 10 the
sume destination with all possible speed This
force aud these men are procsscdiy sent To The Hdd
sons Bay Company's territory, but 1t would be use
less 10 shut our eyes 10 the fact that the bare
nouncemeni Of such al expedition, while the Terri
tory in qucson lotms the subject o. uegoiation be
duce small excitement III America among the par.
ties who have been striving 81 zcalousy 10 Ian The
smouldcriDg cmbera into a blaze,
Whether The expedition has been undertaken
with the appreciation Of the American Government
or not we c.nnot say. Mo-t likely II has, The be-
lief gains rround that all Hpprehcnsous OF war are
mt Mn end aud thar Mr. Polk has implicit cont
deuce in the continuance o peace, ss he has made
no preparation for n conflict We view the eXpe-
di,lon To which have referred, as the surest
proof that the respective Governments Interested
in The question have already come 10 an understand
ing winch will alay ali jealousy, aud set ut rest all
apprehension But we fear that the sensitive nerves
OF transatlantic couetus may be rudely shocked
hy such q summary aud unlocked Tor proceeding.
The affair all probability will elicit farther in
formation and light cauuot fail to be speedily
thrown The subject troui This or the other side oil
the Atlantic.
The news that the House of Representative s
had rejected the amendment OF the Senate, aud
substituted n less lm'cable one OF their own re.
lstive 10 the twelve months notice; and secondly,
that in n Conference between the Two Houses the
more pacific views at the Senate prevailed caused a
good a, al of discussion in The press and in CONNER
ciai circles bat produced no fears ot a collision.
1t is needless 10 Fay that the Senate is held in
higher est,mation by The Eoglish people than the
more democratic branch OF Congress, and compsr,
sous respecting the talent and the Attachments OF
each House are always made in favor ct The Upper
one. The discreet wsy IL when tie Stnate
conducts is debates and lhe superior class VI men
upou whom The dignity il conferred are among The
Causes which give /, greater claim 10 the respect
of our fastid,o us countrymen. The feeling OF re-
spec, 10 which alude has been Increased since
the sailing of the Las, steamer, by the circumstances
arising out OF the Oregon notice
Ii war should unhapply cnsuc il will not he laid
at the door OF the tnu spirits who have inlerposed
the weight OF their Legislative authority strip the
notice at everything offensive or degrading
Incidentally. the state of our relslions with Amer
ia,
Commons the evening OF Friday. Lord John
Rsssell made pointed ailuson TO the subject aud
in dong So delivered hirnsel! the following grace
tul ard happy terms:
Looking at one Of the creates, Nations OF the Globe
ast py hud th-re symptous Of returning feel
INKS OF snity aud good will When read the speeches
OF Wcbser. Calhoun and others forget all The idle
menace waited from the other side OF the Atlantic.
trust her Msest. Government will De soe hx 6nsliy
the limits which divide the dominiops Of her Majesty
from of The GATED Sts,cs and abe Conven
ton or treaty which shall settle this boundary will be
bat the prelude of Intimate connection be-
tween and the vast commonwealth OF free poo
pie that ehsli carry together our u,spu
lectures and agriculture, vyipg with each olhur
ii You will. 10 m-se our productions more and
more persct striving. In me neutral markets OF the
world for preeminence; striving also in our respective
BREACHES OF production. thai may clo;ae them and
they may feed u.s. bn, hoping thar there never shs De
ANY bloody held whatever, Loud cheers.1 Sir. with
this wish ths such m.y be prelude OF hi. BILL 10
Wh'cn trust the other House OF Parliament shoud II
pass by lrrai ms ,ry here will give their assent
shs give my hesry support the motion TOR the third
reading. (Grcat cheerine9
Toward the close of bis speech on the Com
question. the same evening. Sir Robert Peel, do
termned not 10 be ou,done in poli,eness BY The
leader Of The opposition spoke as follows:
The noble lord u Rnsse) says he hopes that the dis
ouss.ons which have threatened maintenance of an!c
DE relations wlte tho Uoted States will be brousa, 10
furtuas'- close Sir ihhk appeal 20 tho course
which have pursued against obuauy sone mis-
ins uAti tina, were ahsnoontrc
OF this coaUtrI think appeal To the p.si
experience OF tn Government, that ec our earn
ss. desire. tEOrt consistently with national
hJnor maintain friendly relations every country
on the face Of the $40 c.
THIS priHcipic long arc intrusted with the ma
nagcment public xf,irs will eoninae influence
re.ysct unfortunate d,fc with the United
States Cheers
This taken in connection with the resolution OF
the Senate, gives every reason 10 believe that we
are al The cad of our differences and ,ha. short