Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-08
LATE FROM EUROPE.

the 10Th ultmo. ,
We learn from Telegraphic dispatches in the
New York papers that she brings to the United
States the OREGON TREATY, ratified by the British
Government under the seal OF the new foreign min
lister, Lord PALMERsroN. This important document
was signed on the 18th, by his Lordship and Mr..
McLANs, the American Minister.
The new Ministry had got fairly ID work, and the
business Of the country again in state Of pro-
gression. In every quarter disposition existed to
give the new appointments a fair trial.
a The affairs Of this session Of Parliament were ex-
pected to be wound up by the middle Of August.
The great movement TO reimburse Mr.. Golden
for the loss Of health and money was progressing,
and there seemed every chance that the Hundred
thousand pounds fixed upon as the maximum Of the
amount to be given to him would be raised.
Efforts will be made to raise splendid mon,l-
ment to Sir RoBERT PEEL, by means Of penny sub
scriptions throughout the British Empire, ex-
preston of the nations gratitude
FROM THE LATEST FOREIGN PAPERS.
TaE AMERicAs TsEArr.-1he honor Of raGfyng the
treaty for the settlement Of the Oregon boundaries
devoyes upon the Minister who denounced measured
terms the last capituaon entered into with the United
Saes and have nd doubt that Lord Palmeraton and the
Administration will at subscribe to the terms which
the American Government has acceded upon the proposal
made by Lord Aberdeen. 1t is needless TO inquire what
cepon this treaty might have with from the active
members of the late Opposition less fortunate moment
with what degree of Cando Lord Ashburtons treaty sg
mtized disgrace to the late Government whilst the pre-
convention is accepted with the strongest marks Of salts
faction by for regard the arrangement
by which this dispute has been terminated favorable
to the rights of the British than the terms upon which
the northeastern boundary question settled in 1872 But
il for the credit Of English and the
solid interests of this country and of the United States,
that factious spirit lust Of political contention inter-
ere in this instance TO mpugn the wisdom and popney of
compromise necessary the general peace of the world
The treaty just signed by Mr. Pakenham and brought by
General Armstrong after had received the ratification Of three
fouhs Of the Senate of the United States arrives under cir
cstanccs which prohibit and dsarm that species Of criticism
which originates in party motives. Each party in the State,
and each Of the leading who have been
engaged in the conduct of AFFAIRS has equal interest
securing the fruits Of this pacific termination Of awkward
and threatening question and although Lord Aberdeen has
bequeathed Lord Pamerston points the benefits OF
that temperate and dgnifed system Of foreign policy which
has been followed by this Government for the last five
yet there part Of this reyeon desevedy priced by
the Of M late Cabinet than tho amicabe
Of controversy WIN the United States That
makes ncacuabe difference in the prospects of Lord
John Russell and his colleagues The nation looks forward
with greater confidence the long of peace
and the Oregon question, which has excited strong
interest in this country, except for the consequences might
have had relations with America, will be much
1890 the possession of Nootka Sound There one,
we confident, either in this kingdom in America, who
will to compare the real amount Of the sacrifices made
either side with the result which has been obtained
.a29 London Times Of July IA.
THE New MrSIsrRr Asp rrs PRosrEcrs.-The new
Ministry has got fairly into work, and the business Of the
country is again in state Of progression All the members
have been returned without opposition, Mr. Macauay
and Lord Burlington, and their addresses their constituents,
Invested for the part of all personal and political
mony, read like essays tho theory of Government
than eecioneeng exposons In TRUTH fortune has favored
the Wings. Their again in the ascendant and they
possess the power they have the TACT to retrieve the
Of the past and to lay up stock Of popularity for future ext
gences.
Tine since the sailing Of the last packet has enabled
public opinion develop itself with reference the
pontmens In every quarter disposition exists give
them fair trial. After the excitement Of the past the
try needs repoe and with the exception of the sugar Duties
there prominent question likely embarass the Minis
try, or test their capacity.
In the composition Of his cabinet well as in the person
mel of the Government in every department. Lord John Rus
SEP is admitted TO have shown Judgment well impair
TALLY. The Russell Administration will have fair trial
and notwithstanding its weakness in the Peers, public OPT
non If It's up to the mark will beat down OPP
position there and compel hereditary Legislators TO be just
wei as ACKNOWLEDGMENT Times.
THE INTENSE HKAr.-The heat has been so intense in
Ireland that has nearly melted away the whole Of the Re-
peal fund The oozng in large drops every week.
the warmth continues the dissolution Of Repeal
tain The heat has lately been intense that
.
tried cement it twice, but it made up
in place than il breaks out in another. Observer.
Madrid letter informs that by order of the
Minister Of Finances is permitted to export Spanish
coin, which was hitherto vigorously prohibited.
By decision of the Minister Of War artificial grasses
will in future form third part of the Of hay furnished
10 the horses Of the army.
THE MARKETS
CorrorThe manufacturing districts are busy, and con-
6dence prevails The conuces all that we could de-
sire The cotton market is rm with good steady business
and prices have upward tendency The later arrivals from
the United States show that the last crop will exceed
900 bales and that the prospects Of the crop for the
present year. owing the iaeness Of the spring. par
ticuarly promising.
The sales at Liverpool for the week ending the l7h were
80, $50 bales Sea Island fell off haEpenny On the 18th
there fair demand, but no change 10 prices.
AMKRIcAS FLouR JuLr 19.--1,970 barrels Of Amcri-
-four have this week been taken by the Grand juno
lion Railway from Liverpool Preston and the company
have commissions take considerable quantities Last
week about 900 barrels sent by railway. Very supe
ror American -four being retaIed in that town. lbs
lbs, for shilling. The cry Of all the shop keepers il
that nothing will sell like baneled -four. Immense quan-
Of -four piled along the sreetsevey day. Thousands
Of barrels have been purchased by the dealers in the
Of the week. Every baking day snow the celebration
Of the blessings Of free trade. The grain crops in England
ooh well. ca. ~
AMERICAN PRovIsfoSs.-Snce the ID instant the demand
for beef has been the most limited cale and prices have
further given way. The decline greater however, mid
ding and poor qualities Holders Of really fine quality
tnue firm Fer pork there has been but few sales The