New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-30
FIVE DAYS LATER
FROM EEJ ROPE.
Arrival Of the
GREAT BRITAIN.
Oregon Notice In England.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN C0TT0Y.
Other American Produce without Change.
NEW RAILWAYS.
Insurection In Spain Terminated,
Oregon Notice in England.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN COTToy.
NEW RAILWAY
GREAT DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Instruction in Spain Terminated.

Inc Steamahlp GRkAT BRITAIN, Capt Hosken,
arrived at this port yesterday morning in twenty days
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th. She
brings our fell London files to the 9Th inst nclu
see.
The news is not important. Cotton is a shade
higher in Liverpool, with fair prospects In other
American Produce little change Renewed hopes
Oft speedy termination of the Corn Law uncer
tainy gives rather better feeling to the holders Of
Bonded Grain
The British Parliament has made little progress
since our last previous edvices. Railway Bills in
Committees angross the time of Members impede
the progress of Legislation, and threaten another end
severer Commercial Revision The Times calls
auenton the fact that Parliament at one session
has authorized the construction OF Railways cstima
ted TO cost ECO 100000 or near $500 100000. of
which at least two thirds morally certain 10 be
constructed.
The produce market exhibits little variation from
those Of last week. The price of sugar is steadily
Increasing and the accounts Of the deficiency of the
las, Yves, India crop has q tendency to advance
prices
The proceedings in Parliament, which point to
speedy release of the grain and -four in boud, at the
low rate of duty. have given more animation 10
those articles which are more inquired for, and ne
oessarily of greater value.
The Oregon Notice,
The tidings OF the passage of the Oregon Notice
By the U S. Senate reached London by an Express
from H4vre to The Tines on the 9TH inst. and was
published III full by that paper. Il created a pro
fund hut not unfae arable sensation. The leading
article OF The Tncs OF the 9Th. the following day
rectcs tho Substance of the action this eide and
coutinucs
Ia this country, Parliament and the nation have
been content to wait the course of events. and 10
leave untouched by premature controversy one ot
the most important functions oil The Executive Gov
erum.u and one of The highest prerogatives of the
Crwn But. in spite of the excessive discussion TO
which the Oregon territory has given rise on
The other side of the Atlantic and the eI-
, IRENE reserve which has hitherto been main
,sjued on this, there is at the bottom the
same deep aud earnest hope in both countries
that this question will be amicably settled and We
trust there is equal resolution In the Governments
Of both countries To make every eXeron consistent
with their ,rue interests and honor 10 terminate The
controversy Ii is 10 this spirit that we are willing
10 receive The notice for the termination OF the eX-
isng cow sntion
Ina this spirit and with express recommends
ton TO that effect, the resolutions have been framed
aud carried in both Houses OF Congress; and In toe
same suitil we do not doubt that the negotiation
will be forthwith renewed. The alternative is now
d.tncty Indicated.
Tn. utmost term TO which the peace of the world
oan be PROLONGED ID one tvelvemonth, II indeed cur
oums,ences do not bring about much earlier rup
tur, unless the partition Of the Oregon territory be
6nsllv settled wiz lin that period. Never was
heavier responsibility incurred by public men new
er was "a graver question poised In the balance OF
Providence. "
The provisional agreement under which our pa
cite relations with the United States have subssted
for 80 ears IL be superseded by hna denn''loa
Of our respective rights upon the northwestern
hp wa
vessel is already loosened from the mooElnSa al
which she lay In peace ,
The convention of Joint Occupancy is virtually
ended; and The desinies Of these two great
na,ions-it indeed, they can be called twsin
which have great a name, a language, ana
freedom Ia common with each oiher,-are exposed
IN the fluctuations of adverse and conflicting claims
Toe emer gency Is, doubtless, most serious one
but happily for the honor of this country, II Is &C
companied by none of these feelings oil excitement
Among 81 ourselves which have often perpleNed
toe sitars OF The world and it will be met with The
deliberate energy of men as conscious oil gu. ou''es
as ot our sirepgth.
Thus far. them and In more respects than one, the
American notice materially improves the prospect
OF speedy settlement Ii recognizes IN general
terms the basis pom which alone such settlement
can be attempted, and by putting an end to the Pc
fiod OF joint occupancy, II prepares US 10 maintain
TO The tules; extent the rights we derive IRON pre-
Sent occu patton.
Whatever be- the fate of the provisional treaties.
VIC presume that one will contest that the rights
and lot. rests which have grown up oy their pro'ee
lion aud authority are sacred both under the letter OF
those treaties and under the original rSn's 10 which
We now revert 10 all their force
Our position as claimants upon an equal foounS
with the United States for the partition OF Inc "hoe
territory ir dispute is rather strengthened IMAM
weakened by the abrogatiop OF the Treaty, ana we
sannol doubt that the Ministers OF .ne etoMa va
b ready, upon The receipt OF the No'ec hrmiy ana
explicitly TO declare TO the Cabinet OF w ash'pStoa
what those rights which they have long oeen
resolved and prepared 70 maintain
Every incideut which has occurred IN me course
OF these discussions has more and more fully con-
vioeed US lhx, whilst compromise Z, necessary
and indeed, our own statement of our claims so s
CESS division no surrender OF those claims can ee
attempted.
argument, or made any assertion, hch Is po' SeeA'
y wlhim ,he strctest limits 10 which British risn.s
nsght have been carried and below the line wf ,
has been traced for the policy OF this country i'e'
oothing but insecurity and disgrace
To that position we therefore adhere we ms no
doubt that the Ministers OF the Crown will staeIe
to it less firmly. confident that ia tho maintenance
ofju-t rights. well as in securing peace they are
supported 10y The unanimous resolution OF the PeopS
Of England.
LONDON Friday, May S.
Ia the House of Lords last night, Lord Ashour-
ton in novug for 10 the latest period pcssi
bic OF the quantity of In bond in this country,
said that asked for these documents at tho pres
en-, n,orueut il. order 10 prevent delay when the
Corn Bal should be brought before the House L
wa. posed that million and a halt quarters OF
corn could oe taken cat Of oond by the operation
OF that measure; FIVE times the qaannty that bad
ever been in bond during the ast ak or seven years
Lori Broughsm admiued thar the letting out OF
bond of so large quantity of Corn would caose
depreciation OF prices. bat believed that that depre
Citation would only be temporary.
Earl Fl,z william wished The returns to be cSrfisa
% far back Is 1898