Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
Mine Days Later from Europe.
RATIFICATION or TUE OREGON TREATY.

AhShSht Al OF THE HIBERNIA.
Mime Days Later from Europe.
RATIFICATION or Tue OREGON TREATY
Bosros. August ID, Pm.
The steamer Hbernis. with from Liverpool TO the
18th ultmo teegsphed . nm early hour ihi. morn
ing and has since arrived the wharf She bring. the
Oregon treaty ratified by the British under tho
ses Of the Foreign Secretary Lord Psmerston Thi,
document was signed BY his Lordshp and Mr. Meane on
the 18th ui. nj the Foreign Office. and af,ewad. con-
veyed by express Tor despatch by the Hberna his Ex
cellency Mr.. McLane Minister To Great Britain
In the House Of Lords l7th Of July the M.tau.
Of Landsdown rose aud said that his duty lay be-
fors their ordshps aud the House the treaty which had
ment Of the United States In reference Oregon
lie had the satisfaction Of Informing their ordships
that rathcauons had tina, day been exchanged.
similar notice was given In the House Of Commons
by Lord Palmerson who appeared bar aud stated
that no had paper TO present BY command Of Her Ma
jesy.
The new Ministry had got to work and the bu,no., of
tho country 10 again IN state Of progression. All tho
msnlbers have been returned in the Opposition except Mr.
McCauley and Lord Esingon In every quarter dspo.
sition exists to give the Ministry tsir ual.
In consequence vi the excitement past the county
needs rePose and with tho exception sugar duiss
there 10 no permanent question likely embsrrsss
Ministry. ot test their cspabiy. The affairs
sion OF Parliament will be up probably by the mid
die OF August The great movement reimburse Mr..
Golden Tor the loss OF health and money progressing
apace. There seems every chance that the ElU0.UvO
fixed upon as the maximum OF the be given o
Will DO raised. Efforts will be mode n
did monument TO Sir Robert Peel by Of penny
teptions throughout the British Emprs expression
VI the nations gratitude.
PARLIAMENTARY proceedings in the House Of
Parliament possess considerable interest Lord Broughion
led the assault in the OF the Judges salaries Earl
Grey showed that blame attached to it was
the noble Lord himself. Mr.. Duncombe wished hear
from the noble Lord himself distinct syo~al Of his
the leading topics VI the day
Lord John Russell declined this categorical analysis,
but while doing said sufficient point the his
nTt
he svowed his answering attachment Justice he
literally carry out but with respect to tho Established
Church county the Premier thought mprudent
To NEEDLE in this early stage OF the business The
evening Lord John usse declared that he would mako
his views respecting tho Sugar duties known Monday
The French papers, without distinction OF party, are
busily engaged in discussing questions arising Of the
between the u $. aud Mexico.
COMMERCIALLY manufacturing districts are bu.
sy confidence prevails The conduces all that
could desire. The Cotton market is fm with good
steady business and prices have upward tendency
The later arrivals the u s. show that last crop
will = 100 900 bales and that prospects OF
the crop Tor the present year, owing the
Spring. not particularly promising The Timber trade
Is in n most hourishing condition.
MARkETS-London Money Market July lS.
During the last fortnight considerable business been
done the Money Market and the value OF both Eng
lsh aud Foreign bonds had been fully supported The
premium Exchange bills had recovered from the de-
preston OF the last few weeks Bank stock had been
greater demand than the other securities The following
the latest quotations. Bank stock 2Os5 to 2U9
per CT. reduced snnues 60 Consols for money 95{;
for the 9th OF Aug, 80; Long los l-6 1851
Annuiues 973; lndiA Bonds 20s. to 25s.
LONDON CORN MARKET.-Sinee the sailing Of the
Great Britain the 5th there has been an e1en
business done home grown or foreign wbea,.
Al the market the 18th the prices OF grown wheat
receded ls IS per quarter Little business was done in
American Flour and less active barely maintain
ing its previous value Prices pa to ass for
New Orleans, and 26s 27s for the better descriptions,
extra 2ss per barrel On the 18th inst EngIsh wheat
ed very dull the decline noted Monday and sinai
lar remark applies the former, White flour continues in
fair demand rather less money, and since the the
sales have been large that considered the stock
here having been half sold On Friday the 18th inst
there alteration TO report but the 18th inst
the transactions in wheat have been OF very trifns
character. The best sellers have manifested frmness
and have shown no disposition TO give way
On the l4lh there than retail demand for
wheat, and prices declined Id I'd per bushe American
flour had fair SAIL country deaers. The small advance
effected during the preceding week Loot and prices
closed hardly good those quoted in our last
the 18th There demand for good fresh
whes and all inferior qualities meeting hide attention and
local dealers being influenced by the ran bought
nj the sale the l4th inst which there improve
ment IN price. United States and Canada flour
TO be taken freely. Superior command. rates
Indian corn and corn meal have recsded value and
be considered very dull.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 10
The sales OF the week a. 100 bales; prices steady
July 1.-THE sales of the week 81. $50 bales. No
change except in Sea Island. which is ID lower
July ia fair demand has existed to-day, and 500
bales have been sold No change be quoted prices
LIVERPOOL MARKET, July 49,
ANERIcAN FLoUR.-I970 bbls. OF American Flour have
this week been taken by the Grand Junction Railway from
Liverpool TO Preson and the Company have commissions
10 take considerable quantities Last week about
1000 bbls sent by railway Very superior Ameri-
can Flour is being reaied in that town. lbs to lbs
for shilling The cry OF all the shop is thar
nothing will sell like barreed Flour. Immense quantities
OF Hour piled along the every day. Thousands
OF barrels have been purchased by the dealers the
course OF the week Every baking day is now the cele
6raiion Of the blessings OF free trade. The Grain crops in
England look well.
Naval StoresA fair of business has been tran
sacied in Turpentno the present Is per cwt No
sales have been reported in Tar or Rosin.
Provisions-American, since ID inst. the demand for
Beef has been the limited scale and prices have
further given The decline is greater however on
middling and poor qualities Holders Of really fine quail
~ continue firm. For Pork there has been but few sales
The advice Of lower prices by the Cambria to depres.
the market here Further arrivals of new Cheese OF in
different quality have fair sale really fine arule
would eommand high price, The markets. we'll clear Of
Lard and prices have advanced 3D. Is per cw Al the
present moderate there good consumption of this
article. Rice continues in good demand and the sales are
1000 bags Bengal l2s 3D. for good white broken aud
lJ'. ID. for very good white. 30 uerccs American clean
brought 26s. in bond
HAVRE MARKET. July I6-Cotton-Thoro has
been much less degree Of spirit manifested in busine,s
than we noticed in preceding circular. But notwh
standing tho decrease IN the buying and the
stock by the imports within this week holders main
tain firm attitude. Not the slightest desire to re alfzo has
been exhibited The following tho sales sfected:-
3l43 bales N. Orca 63f TO S6 29g do Mobile 64I
to 1896 l,e6Odo Upland 6Sfto 79i.
kice-There has been but very limited deman in Ca
rona Rice, which coupled with the addition TO our soe
by recent arrivals, has produced further depression The
pnces receded JO5 terces having been sold at 26f max
ing decline Of AZ 81 within the last week The sales
IN other descriptions Of $40 bsgs-Ceylon at I5f
aud East India H. duty paid The imports were 30
heroes from Charleston; $50 bags from Calcutta, and $50
bags from Europe.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore American