Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-20
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hs later from Europe--Ratih-
% ns va, van Of the oregon Treaty.
D. cation eosrox August Cd, 5 P. NJ.
q, nsr Hibernia. with news lrom
~ The 10 the 10Th ul'imo' was 'e'e'
I'd. ierpo'l :" :, early hour this morning.
~ nPssa . i arrived at the wharf; She
n dhas ''' 0,eoon treaty ratified by the
u hog; ne n.ssrnmen, under the seal of The
70 Bdrh 'o, ~ secretary. Lord PALMER
% ~ fo Prev. document was signed by his
e. as ~ I'd Afr McLANE Oh the l7lh
D nd'hpP. Foreign Office, and afterwards
10 d. d ". W br an express for despatch by
'n's,,su MA by his Excellency Mr.
Of hl'' Minister to Grea, Britain.
~ NtbAsl'u ouse of Lords, on the l7th OF
a as b ne 'hs Marquis of Landsdowne rose and
60, agms !, was his duty to lay before
ny ID u ,'a.hios and the House the treaty
" III had just been concluded between aS zen
" ''E n, $ and The Government OF The
'"' W. %S,,,es. in reference to the oregon
n'u He had the satisfaction OF IN
'"s no ., ,beir Iordships that notifications
J.. rn M, day been exchanged -
81 " y" ";I,r notice was given in the House
~ I'm cmmons by Lord Palmerston. who
Al . . al the bar and stated that he had
!, !. . l',s, 10 presen. by command of Her
as lgesiy -. h,d co, n work and
~ rs.;usss OF the country is again IN
ia Y. # urogression. All the members
i; y s y returned in the Opposition ex-
w ~ n, NcCauley and Lerd Ellington.
an. ,,sy quarter "a disposition exists 10
=. ,bs new ministry fair trial.
on !, consequence of the excitement now
:, he country needs repose. and with
II. ',eee,ion of the sugar duties there is
.eL as,uanent question likely TO embar-
-on /. The ministry or test their capab'llty.
p, \. fairs Of this session of Parliament
h, !, be wound up, probably, by the mid
gp. Il August. The great movement to
fa snburse Mr. Golden for the loss of
lin and money, is progressing apace.
hin n.,r seems every chance that the 4lOO.-
90. "A s,ed upon as the maximum of the
,psi ,n,uo to be given to him will be raised.
rsor. will be made to raise splendid
o. .,mmen, to Sir Robert Peel. by means
ia ,pnnv subscriptions. shroug bout the
ics pMsh Empire, as an expression of the
lh nnas gratitude
has Parliament. The proceedings in the
lh | Ems Of Parliament possess considerable
: ls,rsl, Lord Brougham led the assault
wild tbs matter of the judges salaries. Earl
Il.a Sev showed that if blame attached le
na n, one it was 10 the noble Lord himself
nan u Duncombe wished to hear from the
dsH pSe Lord himself direct avowal of his
'ha Rs on The leading topics of the day.
olab Lord John Russell declined this cate
! 90 uical analysis, but while doing so said
yns aicenl 10 poin, the moral OF his future
Te xsa as minister TO the principles OF
uagt lee trade he avowed his answering al.
viii rhneaI Justice he would literally carry
med a- but with respect to the established
NM sgrh Of that country the Premier
bought it imprudenl to NEEDLE a. ,hi:
cM1 zly stage of the business. The same
TIM mllpg Lord John Russell declared tina
NJ eWould make his views respecting tn,
nav nH duties known on Monday.
I'D The French papers, without distinction
0p1 party, are busily engaged in discussing
alons arising out Of the war between
n. United States and Mexico.
Commercial. The manufacturing dis
O"' Ss are busy, and confidence prevails
Z ed s season conduces all that we coult
cnt ARE. The Cotton market is firm, will
n, rd steady business, and prices have al
sr ward tendency. The later arrivals from
oa United States show that the las, crol
,vd FA not exceed 100000 bales, and tina
ed prospects of the crop for the presen
usl i~' owing 10 the la,eness of the spring
esa mot particularly promising. The Tim
he Il zlade is in most fourishing condi,isn