The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-06-26
From tire Baltimore Sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE.
Caledonia.
Five Days Later From
EU ROPE.
Highly Important and interesting News.

.ty in Eagland--Loais Bonaparfe drf1ued
III England in disguise and aboutto leaue
for Florerce--detcrminaf Of Sir Robert
Peel 10 press .forsoard The Irish coercion
JiN-reduciioa In he cotton market-ai-
tempted rcooluiion IN Poriugat-overland
mail from Mdia--a French fleet ordered
fothe guD Of .Merico 10 reinforce heir
squadron in consequence ofthe war be.
a,peea The United States and .Meaico--he
markets, &c.
We received yesterday morning the fol
lowing interesting and important news
from Europe, ,elegraphed from Boston to
baltimore, for the Baltimore Sun.
BosroN, June IS, ,6P. NJ, 1916.
The steam ship Caledonia, Capt. L. G
lott, was telegraphed this morning at L
O'clock, and arrived al the wharf at IA
o'clock.
The cotton market has beon reduced
again to state of comparative quietude,
Prince Louis Napoleon has arrived in
England incog and is absut TO leave for
Florence, there TO join his invalid father.
II would appear from what O'Connell
stated on Monday, that Sir Robert Peel
is determined 10 press forward the Irish
Coercion Bill when Parliament reassem-
bie after the Whitsuntide holydays.
The Oregon question has now ceased 10
give any uneasiness.
Frc,ghts IN liverpool warlike
tidings per Cambria, have tended to check
shipments in some degree, and a few houses
having determined not to ship III American
bottoms, has caused some liltle enquiry
for British vessels.
There is not, however, single Amerl-
can ship in port, unfreghted The amount
of freight going forward is still limited.
In the absence of much demand for pas
sengers, ship business must be considered
dull. notwithstanding the unusual scarcity
of tonnage. Wat
The Paris paper, La presse, of Monday,
reached our Office last night, which an
nounces that orders had been sent by the
military harbors, to despatch number Of
ships TO the Gulf Of Mexico to reinforce
the squadron stationed there, in conse
quence OF the war between the United
States aud Mexico,
Tue Overland mail of May Ist reached
London yesterday. 1t possesses no polit
icai, aud little commercial interest. The
seeds Of another contest in the Sikh coun-
tr, were sown at the termination of The
late war.
Portugal has been the scene Of another
attempt at revolution, consequent upon
change of the ministry. Ii appears that
for the Portuguese it would have been
more than ordinary energetic affair.
Oregon T'erritory.-B British Parlimen.-
Mr.. Hume asked whether the government
had been officially informed that the presi-
dent OF the United States had received di-
xections from Congress TO give notice TO
this country Of their intention TO termi-
nate the joint occupancy of the Oregon
territory. and whether that notice had
been given.
Sir Robert Peel--I can have no o5jec.
tionto answer the question the honorable
gentleman has put TO me, by stating that
The American President has given to
their Majesty's Government the formal
notice necessary for the termination Of the
existing convention, at the termination OF
5 the year. And 10 doing so, the President
has adopted the terms which were assented
10 by both Houses of Legislature of the
United States. That the notice as gwen
with the view Of leading TO an amicable
adjustment Of the differences between the
two countries on this subject. [Hear,
hear.]
England has offered her mediation be.
tween the United States and Mexico. Mr..
Pakenham has received instructions to
that effect from the British Governme en /
by the Caledonia.
The second reading Of the Irish Coer-
cion Bill is TO take plcae on Monday next.
& Respecting the fate of the Ministry the
AMpiNesiou 50, that VII NOVCEt Il cci 10 ldT
in advance ofhis colleagues, and that be is
anxious to apply 10 sugar the free trade
principles which be has extended 10 corn.
The annual statement of the Exchange
is given, comparing the income with ex-
penditure for current year--auticipated
surplus oftwo million two hundred pounds.
But the increased expenditure in Navy
and Ordnance departments this year, only
left surplus OF seven hundred and seven.
tyssix thousand, Of which seven hundred
thousand was received from China.
from Wilmer & Smiths European
Times, June A.
Our old aud excellent friend, General
Armstrong, has been 6guring conspicuous.
~ in the English press since be sailed Ou
Saturday in the Great Western. We
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