The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-19

the Baltimore sun 10 the Washing tOn
"Union," nve days later from Europe.
HIGHLY MPORTANr AND
INTERFERING NEWS!
Mediation offered by England
between the United States and
Mexico.
The Oregon Treaty In EngIand-LOuis
Bonaparte arrived In England In dis
guise, and about TO leave for Florence
Determination OF Sir Robert Peel 10
press forward the Irish Coercion Bill
Reduction I'm the Cotton Market-At-
tempted Revolution In Portugal-Over-
land Mail from India-A French Fleet
ordered 10 the Gulf OF Mexico, to rein
force their squadron, In consequence OF
the war between the United states and
Mexico.
ING and important news from Europe, which We
hasten TO issue in an extra:
Bosros, June lsth-6p. m.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt. E. G.. Lott, was
teIegraphed this morning at hafpast o'clock, and
arrived at the wharf at IL O'Clock.
The cotton market has been reduced again To a
state of comparative quietude. Prince Louis Napo-
leon has arrived in England ineog, and is about to
leave for Florence, there to join his invalid father.
1t would appear from what o'Connell stated on
Monday, that Sir Robert Peel Is determined to press
forward the Irish Coercion bill, when Parliament
reassembles after the Whtsuntide holyduys.
The Oregon question has now ceased to give any
uneasiness.
FsEIeHrs AT LIyERrooL.-The warlike tidings
per Cambria have tended to check shipments in
some degree, and few houses having determined
not TO ship in the American bottoms, has caused
SEINE little inquiry for British vessels. There is
not, however, single American ship in the port
unfeighted. The amount of freight going forward
| Is still limited In the absence Of much demand
for passengers, ship business must be considered
dull, Notwithstanding the unusual scarcity Of ton
mage.
| The Paris paper, La Presse, of Monday, reached
our Office last night, which announces that orders
had been sent, by the Minister of Marine to Brest,
and the other military harbors, to despatch a num-
Der Of ships to the Gulf Of Mexico, to reinforce
the squadron stationed there, in consequence Of the
war between the United States and Mexico.
The overland mail Of May LIST reached London
yesterday. Epossesses no political, and little COM
mercia interest The seeds of another contest in the
Sikh country were sown at the termination of the
| late war.
Portugal has been the scene of another attempt at
revolution, consequent upon a change of the minis
try. tappcau that, for the Portuguese, it would
have been moro than ordinarily energetic affair.
Oregon--The British Parliament.
Mr.. Hume asked whether the government Ind
been officially informed that the President of the
United States had received directions from Congress
to give "notice to this country of their intention to
tsmnass the joint occupancy Of the Oregon terrific
ry," and whether that notice had been given.
Sir Robert Peel: 81 can have no objection to an
swer the question the honorable gentleman has put
to me by stating, that the American President has
given to her Mnjesty's government the formal no.
tice necessary to the termination of the existing
convention at the termination of the year. And in
doing So the President has adopted the terms which
were assented to by both houses of the legislature
of the United States, that the notice was given with
the view of leading to the amicable adjustment OF
the difference between the two countries on this sub
ject" [Hear, hear.]
England has offered her mediation between the
United States and Mexico. Mr.. Pakenham has re-
ceived instructions to that effect from the British
government by the Caledonia.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 22.--I regret to say that
the cholera appears to be advancing with rapid
strides towards this city, from whence, no doubt, it
will, in time, find its way to western Europe.
THE MARkErs.-Liuerpool Cotton Market from
May Goth to June 3d.-There has been fair demand
for cotton since last report it amounts to $1,000
bales--viz; 1000 Saturday, 1000 Monday, 5000
Tuesday, and to-day 5000. Yesterday and to-day
1000 to 1900 bales were taken on speculation.
Prices cannot be quoted lower, but the market de-
| cdedy firm and steady--very extreme rates being
obtained. There is no improvement in grain. In
| the Lsndon markets flour was dull. Philadelphia
four under lock at Liverpool, from 90 to 81 shil-
lings. Packet-ship Thomas P. Cope sailed from
Liverpool on the ID juno for Philadelphia.