American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-03


and after last Monday, SO that the fact Of the
Queens ndisposition may be communicated
without loss Of time to the Cabinet Ministers.
THE OREGON QUESTION IN PARLIA-
MENT.
incidentally, the state of our relation. with
America was brought under the notice of the
House of Commons on the evening Of Friday,
the 18th ut.
Lord John Russell made pointed alluson
to the subject, and, in doing so, delivered HIM
self IN the following graceful and happy terms:
Looking at one of the greatest nations Of the
Globe, am happy to find there are symptoms
OF returning feelings of amity and good will
When | read the speeches of Webster, Cal
houn, and others, ! forgot all the idle menace
waited from the other side Of the Atlantic.
trust her Aajesty's Government will be able to
fix finally the limits which divide the domin-
ions Of her Majesty from those of the u. States;
and ! trust the convention or treaty which shall
settle that boundary will be but the prelude of
a more intimate connection between US aud
that vast commonwealth Of a free people; that
we shall carry on together our manufactures
and our agriculture, dying with each other, if
you will to make our productions more and
more perfect, striving, in the neutral markets
OF the world, for pre-eminence; striving, also,
in our respective branches of production, that
we may clothe them and they may feed us, but
hoping that there never shall be occasion to
cross the bayonets of Britton and America on
any field whatever. cloud cheers Sir, with
this wish that such may be the prelude of this
bill, to which trust the other House of Parlia-
ment, should it pass by great majority here,
will give their assent, | shall give my hearty
support to the motion for the third reading
| (Great cheering.)
| Towards the close Of this speech on the corn
| question, the same evening, Sir Robert Peel,
determined not to be outdoue in politeness by
the leader of the opposition, spoke as follows:
The noble lord G.. RusselD says he hopes
that the discussions which have threatened the
maintenance of amicable relations with the
United States will be brought to fortunate
close. Sir, think can appeal to the course
which we have pursued, against some obloquy,
some msconstruction, some insinuatlons, that
we were abandoning the honor Of this country.
| think can appeal to the past experience Of
this government, that it has been our earnest
desire, by every effort consistent with the
national honor, to maintain friendly relations
with every country on the face Of the globe.
The principle, so long as we are intrusted
with the management of public affairs, will
continue to influence US in respect to the set
Element ofou unfortunate differences with the
United States. (Cheers.)
This taken in connexion with the resolution
} Of the Senate, gives US every reason to believe
= that we are at the end Of our differences, anC
that short time only can elapse before tht
= possibility ola misunderstanding between Eng
land and America will be removed.
FRANCE. The receipt of the "Oregor
Notice" in France, created little or no sensa.
ton, the French press seeming to consider its
passages, as amended by the Senate, "tres con-
CiHdHe."
Tho position of affairs with Mexico, how
ever, excited considerable interest.
Lecomte, who fired at LOUIS Philippe, has
not yet been brought to trial, 1t appears that
the crown lawyers have some reason to suspect
he was the tool of political faction.
SPAIN. The Instruction in Galicia was
not suppressed as soon as was expected. Ma
drid is pretty tranquil. A railway is ordered Ia
be made from Madrid to the frontier of France
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
LIvERPOoL-SteaInshp Hibernia, at BostDn~-SiI
Henry Caldwell, Lady Caldwell and servant; M Per.
rault and lady, NV. Hunt and lady; MIR. Buggaley
, and lady; Rev Mr. Munroe and lady; Mr.. Moses and
lady Miss Chapman; Mrs. Sins, Lieut.. Col. French
and lady; w. Twnnane; w w. Messer bearer OF
dispatches; J. NJ Earle; William Fiber; James MAR
James Clewes Mr. Davidson; A. Turner; Capt Mar
tin; JOS Brown; Mr.. Mullen; ]. G. Loring; c Mars
land; j. A. Parr Mr., Taggarl Mrs VI ullen nurse and
two children; Capt e. X. Knight; Robert owen; Rev
James Robinson; Rev. Mr.. Patterson; David Ander.
son; Edward Bursal; Mr. Lousdale; ]. L. GrOesan
Mr.. Robinson; II. Crasto, j. Murphy; Captain Hayne;
Mr.. Meek; VIM. Chapman; Mr.. Ryan; w. Lansdeu
Mr. Shand, Mr.. Aaderson.-.-At Haliax-Mr. Pul.
len; Mr.. and Miss Freeman Hon NJ. Stuart; c. F
r Stnart Mr.. Hooper; Capt Dill; C. n. ThOme; G. L.
Street.
Notwithstanding Hibernia, at Boston-Hon
Enos Collins; Capt Nalet, lady and child, nurse and
male servant Mrs, ], P. Milledge; Mis-. Fox; Mrs w
Stevenson,
; MARKET
LONDON MONEY MARKET May Is, No ma
: teria change has taken place in the money market
since our last publication. The rate of discount re-
mains as BEFORE but the brokers are not anxious Ia
extend their business. The price Of Consols has
uctuated but very little, and the transactions have
been OF rather limited description
The only new feature in the foreign market is, that
meeting has been called to-day Of the Mexican
bohdhoders, to whom it is proposed by the govern
debt at 90 per cent discount, and to raise fresh loan
OF O,UOO-a proposition monslrous that there
little need to descant upon its matchlcss impu-
: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, May 49, The
Corn trade here has, like that Of London, become
exceedingly depressed On the l2t all sorts of free
Wheat were almost Intellectually offered at a decline
OF I'd 10 "a per 20 lbs below those given in paper
| OF the 9Th inst There have been larger arrivals of
Flour, that from the United States amounting 10 %.
l34 barrels. Prices the day named fell IS 10 IS pei
sack and Is Cd per bbI Indian Com continued in
request; 42s $50 lbs duty paid, obtained fol
parcel of United states white, and 37s per 4s0 lbs
! in bond for cargo Of yellow Com. No mmove.
ment took place in the market feld the 18th inst
On that day there was an unusually slender attend
anee. and miers remaining inactive for the presep
the Wheat trade was extremely heavy, and the bust
ness on the whole, so very insignificant as scarcely
10 justify any actual change of quotations. though
had any been made it Weud have been in favor n
, buyers Flour was also more difficult of sale ana
again rather cheaper. Indian Corn, continuing in
request for Ireland, cargo of yellow, in bond, re-
allied 37s per $50 lbs, and parcels duty paid upheld
their former value. In Wheat, under bond no bust
ness was apparent to-day; and Western states -four,
of which 1000 bbls were forced of yesterday al 25s
6s was less sought after this morning The accounts