Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-23
FOREIGN A.ASSEws
ARRIVAL np TuR c.IEDoNr,

blN EhfOoL. juno y.
The second reading of the Irish Coercion
Bill - to take place on Monday next.
Respecting the fate of the Ministry the i'm
preston is that Sir Robert Peel is far in adj
vance OF his colleagues, and that he is anxious
10 apply 10 sugar the free trade principle
which ne has extended to corn.
Ihe annual statement Of the Exchequer is
gwen, comparing the income with the expen-
dlture Tor the current year.-an anticipated
surplus OF two millions two hundred thousand
pounds. But the increase OF expenditure in
Navy AMI Ordinance Departments for this
year only lett surplus OF seven hundred and
seventy-six thousand pounds, of which seven
hundred thousand were derived from China,
The opposition Paris journals all side with
the United States, and predict an early con
by the Mexican war weighed on the Paris
money market. The closing scene in the
French Chamber of Deputies show that NJ d.
ihers had lost none OF his pugnancy. lie hid
smart tilt with his great adversary. NJ Gui-
Lo!. IN which the calm philosophy oil the first
Minister was more than match for The fiery
little historian of the consulate.
The commercial treaty between Prussia
and Turkey, which has been so long in prepa-
ration, was signed on the 30th of April.
The news from the Caucasus is not impor-
tant.
FRElGHTS AT LIVERPOOL.
The wnrike tidings per Cambria have tend
ed TO check shipments in some degree, and a
few houses determined not to ship in Ameri-
can bottoms, has caused some inquiry for
BRITISH vessels. There is not, however. a
single American ship in port unengaged. The
amount oil freight going forward is still limit
eu. IN the absence OF much demand for pas
gers, snip business must be considered dull,
notwithstanding the unsuual scarcity OF ton.
mage.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT-O CUES.
TON.
Mr.. Hume asked whether the Government
mad been ofti cially informed that the President
oil the United States had received directions
from Congress 10 give notice TO the country OF
'heir Intentions to terminate the joint occu-
pancy OF the Oregon Territory, aud whether
that notice had been given.
Sir x. Peelc:-l can have no objections 10
answer the question the Honorable gentleman
has put TO me, by stating that the American
president has given TO Her Majesty's govern
lhent formal notice necessary Tor the tcrmin-
al ION oil the existing convention; that termin-
alton To take place at the end OF the year; and
IN doing so the President had adopted the
terms which Were assented to by both houses
Oh the Legislature of the United States, that
tue hotlce was gwen with the view OF leading
TO an amieable adjustment of the differences
between the two countries on this subject
(Hear, hear.)
Mr.. Pakeaham has received instructions TO
that effect from the BrilishGovcrnment by the
Caledonia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May %.
l regret to say that the cholera appears to
be advancing with rapid strides towards this
city, from whence, no doubt, il will find its
way "a Western Europe
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. From
May 5Oth 20 June 3, There has been fair
iemand Toe Cotton since our last report II
amounts 10 ~ 900 bales viz: 5000 saturday,
1000 Monday, 5000 Tuesday, and to-day /
YOU. Yesterday aud to-day 1000 TO 2000
we're taken on speculation. Prices cannot
De quoted lower but the market is decidedly /
lrn and steady, very extreme rates being OBJ
tanned,
There IS no improvement i'm Grain in the !
London market; flour was dull Philadelphia
llonr under lock at Liverpool from 20 to BIS.
The packet ship Thomas F. Cope sailed from
Liverpool on the 2nd OF June, Tor Philadcl-
phia.