The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-11
Arrival Of the Hibenia.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ECROPE

A1~A 1sAAS L.AA A-A heh EL hOI =.
Tue cunard steamer Hlbsrnia, Capt.
Ryre. arrived al Boston on MONDAY al
,srnoOn, bringing Liverpool dates 10 The
10Th uIt. inclusive.
The nsws which Fesehed England Of
The 6rsl action at The U. Safes Senate
and House on lhs notice bill, caused
great many discussions in The press and
eminent circles, bat seemed 10 produce
no par, Of collision. The belief gain.
ed ground that al apprshensiOns Of ar
are al an end, anil that Mr.. Polk ha. impli-
Gil confidence in the continuance Of peace,
as he has made no preparation fOs con-
fici.
The Hon. Dabney y. Carr. Of Bsltl.
more, American Minister 10 Csnslaut,nn-
pie. arrived al Liverpool on the OH ul.
IA the ship Cincinnati from this port.
The mos. Important news relates In The
passage OF tha Corn Bill To a third read
ing by majority ef 9s. I his look place
al 4 o'clock on The morning of The l6.h
ater debate which had continued 10 that
hour. The belief is expressed that he
bill will pass the House of Lords.
la the House of Losds, OH the 18Th,
on The motion Of the Deke of Yelling
ION. ,he Corn Law Importation Bill was
read hEsl iime--Iie Duke OF Richmond
alone saying nOn-eonient. IL was order
cd 10 be printed, and read second tine
or tho following Monday.
The arrival oil provisions in the Amer
lean vessels eonlinaes 10 be lnush neliced,
and occasions complimentary paragraphs
in The London daily papers.
IL is estimated lhai there was in Liver
pool on .he l9.h uIl. eight million BUSH
Gle Of Foreign Wheat, under lock, and
$4,000 barrels Of Foreign Flour. nearly
all Americas. During the six DAYS pre-
ceding the 9Th Of May, The number Of
grain-ladea vessels lha. passed the Soand
aud Belt Cor England was twenty.
The grain trade, both in Lon6on and
Liverpool, since The departure of The
Grsa, Britain, has beeR exceedingly de-
pressed, owing 10 Inc diseoaraging &C.
counls received from all the markets held
on ths 9Th and OH inst.
The COTTON marke, has improved very
considerably. On every description Of
American cotton shers has been an adj
vance Of ! to nearly farming on pound
since The sailing Of the Britannia.
The sugar crop from The West Indies,
il is estimated will bs short a. least one
third.
The steamer Caledonia, from Boston,
arrived at Liverpool on the l4lh ult., with
dates from the U. States to the ISL
II is rumored tina. Sir Robert Peel in.
tends 10 retire from public lie when his
faSorite measures are safely through par!
lament. He is now near his six,isthi
year. and may we'll desire reposs.
There does not appear 10 be anything
Of interest from Spain. The iasurreelion
in Galcia, as already reported, has been
aud numbers shot.
A railway is ordered 10 be made from
IA adrid to The ftontier OF France.
The English reform measures are ex-
citing some attention in Germany. Al
commission has been ordered 10 examine
into them and report 70 government.
oREGON.-Wlllmer l. Smith gives
he following important rumor:
at is reported tina, twenty guuncrs,
Iwo sergeants, two corporsls, and two
,ombardiers, under the command of Capt.
are 10 be despatched by rhe
British Government in their war steamer,
he Terrible, 10 Oregon early next month;
he vessel is 10 take an adequate supply Of
runs and stores: and 3.000 excara,ors
ire to be sent 10 The same destination with /
III possible speed. This force and these
men are professedly SEM to the Hudson
BAY company's territory, but il werld be
Useless to shut our eyes 10 The fact that
he bare announcement of such an expe-
Iilion while the territory in question
orms the subject of negotiation between
he two governments, is calculated to pro-
luce no email excitement in America a.
nongst The parties who have been striv-
ng 80 zealously to fan the smothered en-
,ers into a blaze"
THE OREGoN QUEsTIoN.--The London
Times of Thursday ssys--"The packet
which will sail from Liverpool in a few
lays will! convey TO the Uniled States the
cal impression produced here by the late
Intelligence. IL The resolution was inten-
led ~ a threat or hostile measure, il has