Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11
Arrival of the Nam m 9th steamship.
GREAT BRITAIN.
FOUR Days LATER FROM EUROPE.

-FOUR DAtS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Reception of The Oregon Notice The aspects
all picifc >-iduanee Of l Sd, IN Cotton---The
Hish Coercion BiH in statu quo grain market
anim1ted-TAe Produce m4rket unctangea-
Money mlrket slightly depressed --smsA o..
Brien stu in dtrance-Ns@ line of Steam
ships-Spain comparatively tranfuii-NOth
ing Of interest from the Continent
We received last night by special mes
srnger. from Philadelphia. the following
Geographic account of the arrival OF the
Great Britain, with synopsis Of the news
brough. BY her.
BY Telegraph.
Philadelphia, May %, 7. P. VI.
The Great Britain arrived at IL A. NJ.
and her papers are not yet ashore. She
broke the guard of her upper air pump on
The 18Th day, and has been altogether 6
days without steam. sailing with her screw
disconnected. The new rig answered
well. making 81 knot. a, times, case
haul, and II ! poin, or two free. This
only for short time, az the wind very
soon hauled against US.
The passage Of the Oregon Notice had
been received in England by the way of
Havre.
The Londnn Times Of the 9Th contains
a leading article on The subject Of the
Oregon Question, which considers the
American action on The subject favorable.
It's passage had not created much surprise,
was looked for as matter of course, aud
the tone of the Times is evidently pacific.
Cotton has gone up one eighth penny.
The battle between the Free Traders
Parliament.
There is no mention of any further
progress having been made in the Irish
Coercion Bill since lis passage on first
reading.
The Grain Market exhibited consider
able animation.
The produce market has shown very
little animation dnring the four days since
The sailing of The Britannia.
The reception of ihe Oregon notice
had caused the money marke, 10 be slight
ly Influenced, and unfavoraby.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are not encouraging.
for his stubborn contempt of the House Of
Commons.
The insnrrec,inn in Spain. in the dis
trict Of Galicia, has been entirely sup.
pressed.
The general news from The continent is
destitute Of interest
The Sun Gays. The Senate Of the U.
states .er nine weeks tedious discussion
have al last hr ught THEFT deliberations on
the Oregon question TO close, and
adopted resolution as mild and molten
siva. and, indeed, as friendly towards
England as The most sincere advocates of
peace in both countries could desire
With few exceptions, at least as far as
our attention has been directed to the
long speeches. the language throughout
was concilia,ory and prudent. II display
ed but little Of the animosiiy which DIS
tingnshrd the harangues in the House of
Representatives.
The speakers in general showed that
they were practical men, aud resolved to
follow a safe and peaceful line Of conduct.
spite Of the fiery denuncia,ions of the
mob orators. and the no less fiery and
warlikr message Of the President
The Corn Law is still under discussion
in the British Parliament.
The treaty nf Lahore is also the subiec,
OF comment in most Of the papers.
Weekly Steam Mails to .4merica.-We
are enabled to announce that the Govern.
ment has entered into further contract
with the British and North American
Royal Mail Company, the effect of which
is To secure the weekly communication
between Liverpool and the U. States.
A steamer of great power and size will
he despatched direct from Liverpool 10
New York, every alternate Saturday dur.
ing eight months Of the year. These
are To be performed as additional voyages.
aud irrespective of the fortnight voyages
10 Halifax and Boston. This latter SER
vice will continue just as al present. The
steamships to New York, will also take
their departure always on Saturday.
BY thus arrangement. there will he
steamship. from Liverpool to America
every Saturday, and from The American
side. also. every Saturday. the only dif. |
ference being that Boston and New York |
will be alternately The ports Of departure.
This bridging the Atlantic is one of the
wises, and best undertakings of the Gov.
eminent.
Spoin.-The European Times saws:
"We have received by extraordinary ex.
press news from Madrid to the 4ih of
April. The insurreclion in Gallacia
is suppressed. Jugo Pont Vedra and
D'jo are surrendered TO the troops Of the
Queen. The Others, to the rank Of
captain upwards. to the number of nine
teen, had been shot. A reprieve has been
granted 10 The others Ruben de Cetis,
leader of one parry of insurgents, and the
members of the insurreclionist iunia had
embarked Oh board gun brig. aud sailed
for Portugal or Gibraltar. FL Elsmor
Pnhlico. which had been called before The
tribunals for an article on Gallacia, had
been acquitted. FL E.pe,ador was to be
tried lpr a libel"
France. King Louis Philippe has