Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
From tie Bsifimo,s Am.rissa.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

BY last nights steamboat line from Phlsdephs We re
csVed the New York Herald Of yesterday morning II
nounees tho arrival Of the packet ship Yorkshire which et
Liverpool on the 9Th March. We copy from the Herald
| the following items OF intelligence
The news thus received warko. but tho opinions Of
the English press merely efsyeseenee after tho
ccipt ol little republican spirit II WILL however probs
bly, pass OIL like that OF good champagne.
The Switzerland had arrived with the Oregon notice
resolutions, that had passed the House of Representatives
They increased the war feeling In London.
The English and French funds depressed in eonse
qucnco oi the news from the United States.
The relations between England and the United States
had increased the bulk Of the depsches for the Governor
General Oi Canada and also for the Governors the other
North American provinces, which oil the 81
ult from tbe Colonial office.
The Cotton Market had slightly improved.
Mr. McLsne, tho American Minister, had been prevent
ed from dining a, Sir Robert Pees consequence o con-
unued indisposuon.
u. states and EngInnd-Effcct Of tho Refusal
TO arbitrate.
tfron the London Times, March
The news from America, published this morning took
the city completely by surprise, and produced fall of al
most per cent IN Consos from which they but slightly
recovered at oil IN the course Of the day. The closing prcc
oyo'erdhy Tor the Account was 9Gl to ST. and
GLIDING price of to-day 96s to /, but they done
9Sb.
With the exception ofths very marked effect, hiss been
unusually difficult collect in detail any opinions respect
ing tins news People here mostly disposed regard
the whole as continuation OF that brayado winch
he House oi Representatives under the auspices of the
itesluent folk, has hitherto mnInained and hone
'heIeofc thnt the same feeling will be exhibited
the Senate But the question diseusseI here
to-day has turned upon hat likely u he tax,
by our government, should the notice abandon the
gon teri tory be actually gyeha Is whe ther such no
uee won be followed by immediate hostile manifesto
hoh or whether that would be reserved nil the twel,
months had ehPed. From observations that have droap
from SIR Robert PEEL It is enormously inferred that now.
ever courteous this might be conveyed II
would be Immediately resented; and therefore the feeling
wdeh the news has produced was, tue whole, very
| uneasy one.
The London Chronicle OF the 4th March has long ar
hce on tue subject OF the rejection by L. 5. Govern
ernmen, OF the British proposal to arba,e the Oregon dis
| pute. IL commences by saying
Fresh news irom America has mod fed the opinions
which must have been formed our last
These suggested the probability OF peaceful termination
TO the Ocgon question: and exhibited reaction from the
violence which had accompanied the fret ventilation the
| subject
Important intelligence from New York containing an
outline O the official correspondence between MeSsis PAX
enham, the part OF Greet Britain and Buchanan and
McLane that Of the United States has presented the
subject IN anew light. England in the eyes OF Mr.. Buc
hahan, presents military aspect; much that Amer
ca Is justified IN nqurng its real character Here
upon instructions given Mr. McLane who puts the
question frankly to Lord Aberdeen.
The Chronicle then proceeds give 4 summary relr on
OF the correspondence, heretofore communicated to
Congress, and winds up by saying
At present L. perhaps, sufficient infer that abiirl
hon extremely improbable and that the President persists
IN war poicy-two facts Of which the signihcancy i.
| self-eyidcnL
ne LONDON GUN OF the Attn March, the
MON that the desire for territorial Oggrandsemunt geLe
| raj IN the u. States, and adds
Folk - carried with the stream and all that England has
To do is 10 look 10 her Interests aud take care that
her rights and des rJyed by the
ton Hitherto she has displayed the utmost moderation
and orbearancc, whether look the government the
legislature or the press
With the exception of Il very few hrsry articles in the
English newspapers, provoked, possibly, By that lone OF
defiance loudly proclaimed BY members in both houses
OF Congress scarcely ground Of provocaon be ur
Red by the American Government In the history OF man.
kln1 would be Impossible To point out nation anx
ious than the gsh the present remain at
peace and more especially with America. II the last re-
sort then must be sssenSd TO have here the banks
| of the Sule right SIDE
Since writing the above learn, by another arrival from
New York. that the proposition give England
that the joint occupation of the Oregon shall cease in
twelve MONTH has been adopted by Congress This only
what expected. and therefore cannot materially alter
| the position of affsirs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 4.-The
cotton market has recovered from the excessive depression
At last week, and though the hghness money matters
s effects H. holders show rmer fee Ing and in ma
| ny instances 81. perb. advance has been realized.