New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16

second night, IS most of the speakers in whom the
peers rejoice had declared their sentiments
The next dav was the Derby, thegreatesi sport
ing event Of the year. Inc iaea Oh haEins ueoa1-'
even on the great the mos; important national ques-
,ion of the age. on a Derby day. appeared pre-.
nosterons in the ewes Of hereditary rulers. and
accordingly the debate was adjourned until Thurs
day
In the sane evening Tuesday the House Of;
connnops was counted out while Mr.. e ars was
bringing the aIahs OF van OieinaH Aonu NtN'
consideration.
On Thursday the House of Lords again met, and
divided az Eve in tine morning Oh the Corn Bill. The
numbers were-Contents = Present, i3c. proxies -
ell Non Contents: Present, 100, proxies 39-
1914 Majority, IL. Nothing OF interest occurred IN
The House Of Commons, which adjourned at an early
hour.
Troops to Oregon.
We noticed il arecent numberof our publication
the fac, of the British Government being about 70 'eno
small detachment Of troops 10 Oregon po~ appears
that the Crocodile. troop ship, Commander Lowe Is
being hued at Devorpo-t With al! dispatch 70 CARY
troops ard would appear from wbss they are dong 70
her that 1t is most likely her destination VII De aqne
ice She will proceed direct to Hudson's LAY, oM La
brpdor and Hudsons Straits Fort York, situated at
tho mouth Of the Nelson River. -,
This Fort belongs to the North West Company. and Il
is nearest seaport on the Atlantic SIDE OF tne
american Continent te the Oregon Territory This
Company have regular chain OF stations along the Inc
Of the Nelson River, crossing the greet Lake winnipeg
aud Rocky Mountains into the Oregon Country ana 70
the Columbia River -,
The distance from Fort York In Hudsons Bay to the
mouth OF the Columbia, in the North Pacific, being only
about $50 miles but the circu:ous route the traders
take to the advantage OF water carriage oy ioo"
inc the course of rivers and lakes makes the journey
nearly double that distance The force selected oL oia
purpose consists of artillery and 300 of tie oh Re-
siment of Foot under the command OF an excellent IN
sellipent and active officer. Major Croiton.
The detachment marches from A'hone Tor Cork on
Monday next arrive on the goth there to emoark lo
Fort York in Hudson's Bay The detachme2s OF RoJsi
Artillery under the command OF Captain blacR"ooo'
attended az the carriage department OF the Royal Arsenal
on Friday and Saturday last. to receive lnsructons
the mode of carrying the light 6pounder guns, poun
der guns 2inch howitzer and 5tlncn mortar, "nicn
they are 10 take with tnem 10 tue huuSone 10y iva
psny'a territory. ,,. IL. 49,
sixteen men each according 10 their weight OF e
difficulties Of the ground; and when possioe, VIII NC
drawn upon two wheels, with very short axle Inc men
selected for the duty have been medically examined ana
the Board Ordinance has very CONSIDERABLY ordefea ta
they shall be allowed 10 draw an extra sum ios lnel
clothing usual with troops serving in Canada Inc
guns and stores which they ars to take N'n e are gil
ordered 10 be ready by Thursday next.
England and the United states.
The Si6cle SAYS" The news just received from
the United States has caused lively satisfaction IN Ensano
amongst the mercantile classes but this has not eeen the
case among the politicians The sort OF tack winch mas
taken place in the movement of public opinion IN America
on the subject OF the Oregon is sigh which "el-practiceu
ewes cannot mistake Mr. Polk attained me fresuehc5
for the prpose OF accomplishing the last wish OF General
Jackson whose dying exhortalion Get possession
OF the oregon at any price.
The ardor Of Mr. Polk has, however, suddenly cooled ;
his political only offered at the close OF the DEBATE
purely resistance TO the conclatory resolution oil
the Senate and that resolution has been adopted by the
Representatives with modification OF terms whcn
does not in any way alter IFS pacific II is evident,
therefore, that the statesmen Of the Union perceived That
the Oregon Question no longer good hat- ana
they have carried elsewhere the spirit oil struggling against
Great Britain.
If the partition of the Oregon is made in manner dis
advantageous to England for example, instead OF STOP
ping at the 10Th degree, Mr.. Galatin demanded Inc
Americans were extend their claim TO the 5ith as Gen.
Cass demands, .Engands a'noulroprs would be wound
ed much han her interests for as long as sne Is al
lowed the free OF the port situate between Inc NAN
land and vancouve Island her vessels Will derive from
the frequentins OF those coasts all te advantages 'a
they obtain.
The Treaty of Joint Occupation supposes If ii does not
formally recognize in favor of England rights When tne
United States would deny with very bad grace and Eu-
rope would not behold without deep dissatisfaction great
maritime indled for mere question OF vanity The
contest will be viewed N quite different light IL us 3D.
ecs on the part England be TO hinder not conquests
the ancient Of that word but annexatol resulting
from the freew of nations and frausht with no farther
inconvenience to the than that of lessen
ing the domination that Great Britain arrosates TO herself
In the Pacific Ocean anG IN the Chinese seas
Il everything in the times in Tich we live, 10 have
in ones favor the general assent OF nations snu me
Americans will obtain it BY showing themselves concia-
tory on the side of Oregon ana hrin AS regards the pn
cipe of spontaneous annexation The idea OF an Euro
Eeen intervention protect the distinction oil races in
America viii cot bear investigation Mexico would GER
tainy have right inTose Europe II the uned states,
abusing their power wished conquer tina. State but
Europe has right under the pretext OF preserving me
political equilibrium to oppose the resoives oi heAico
unable her present state defend or TO govern herself
seek her safety In the same course as tuat IN WHICH
Texas has found hers.
France which neituer rade-mnes, nor ~lshes 10 I'M
dermine, any should leave to England the apPca
ton Of the old principle dirtde ct tnpTd -d.ioe "a
order 10 reign We seek strength In the opposite
principle end If France we're listened to, ermauy itay
Spain and Folsrd would form great national unities NJ
Guizot has accused ,ne Opposition OF adopting policy
TOO French and not sufficiently Europeaa We reproach
hin in -etarn tor adopting policy which 10 neitae. the
one nor the other,-neither European nor French"
ireland.
The linen trade Of Ulster is said TO be in very
depressed state.
The Government has Summoned Lord Heytes-
bury London to support the Corn bill In the Lords
Committee.
In Ulster, the laboring classes are suffering as
severely from the Of potatoes as in the South and
West.
The accounts of the new potato crop in Ireland
are, upon the whole, encouraging.
The hay harvest is unusually forward this year. IL
parts the country cutting has already commenced
farmer named Delany. an old man, in his 10th
who had been engtged IN
named Keys, ct Rsthdowney. was murdered there re"
Gently.
The Dublin correspondent OF the London Morn.
Inc Chronicle mentions the existence OF rumor that Sir
Edward Sugden will shortly retire from the Irish Cnan'
celorshp.
A new distribution of silk gowns is spoken OF
Mr. Smyy Of the northwest circuit and Messrs ROLES
ton Wall and Christian, Of the einster circuit are the
persons for whom the honor is said to be intended.
A fatal affray occurred few days back al Bird
hill Tipperary originating in resistance to the law
farmer named Maunse was in arrear Of rent, he was
summoned to give up possession, but supported By the
peassntry who blocksded the house. refused Thepolce
fred and shot two ofhis servants.
a youth aged Il years, died recently in the hospi'
tai ofNsvan Of ganders which he had contracted from
horse which be attended. The infection was received
BIZ the boy through sight cut on one OF bis fingers
Horses il appears be cured of This fghu disease
but remedy for the human subject has hitherto been
beyond the reach Of medicine.
Prussia.
Letters from Germany announce that the Consti-
tr,isn will be published early in june Prince Henry OF
Prussia who the head of the opposing party WISHED
ny grant. Fred