The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-12

Reception Of The Oregon Notiee-The ispects I
oil Pacific Adrdsee Of ID. on Cotton The
Iyisa Coercion BIZ in Siafu Quo Grain NAV.
lei Aaimated- The Produce Markei UaekaHg-
Money Mukef ShgAfly Depressed. Smih
OBrien SAL an DmdHcs- Ner Lane Of Steam
ships-Spdin Comparatively Tranquil
ing Of Interest from The Continent.
We received las, nigh, by special mes.
seneer, from Philadelphia, the following
account OF the arrival of the
Great Britain, with synopsis OF the news
brought by her
BY TELEGRAPH.
PinLAurunA, May 30, T. VI.
Tho Great Britain arrived al 4. NJ,
and her papers are not yet ashore. She
broke the guard Of her upper air pump on
the 18th day, and has been altogether SIX
DAYS without steam, sailing With her screw
The new rig answered well
making % knots at times close haul, aud
lis a pom, or two free. This only Tor
short time, as the Wind very soon hauled
against US.
The passage of the Oregon Notice had
been received IN England by the way OF
liavre.
The London Tunes of The sth, contains
leading article on the subject Of the Or.
egon Question, which considers the Amer.
eau action on the subject. favorable. lis
passage had not created much surprise,
was looked Tor as matter Of course, aud
the tone of The Times is evidently pacific.
Cotton had gone up one.rlghih, Of a
penny.
The battle between the Free Traders
and Protecllonls,s was still going on in Par
lament.
There is no mention Of any further pro.
gress having been made IN the Irish Cner.
clon Bill since ITS passage on first reading
The Gram Market exhibited considcra.
bic animation.
The produce market has shown very lit.
tie animation during the four DAYS siur c
the sailing Of the BRITANNIA.
The reception Of the Oregon notice had
caused the money market 10 be slightly IN.
fluenced and uniasnrablv.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts are not encouraging.
Mr.. Smith O'Brcn vas sill in duranco
for his stubborn coutcmp, Of the House of
Commons.
The British Government is to support
Mr. Cunard ia the establishment Of ih' new
line OF seml.monthly steamers between Liy.
erpaol and New York.
The Instruction ~ Spain IN the district
/ of Gallacia, has been entirely suppressed.
The general news from the Continent IS
DESTITUTE Of interest.
LoNDoN.--The share market was rath.
er dull to-day number OF shares were
sold by auction, bat prices showed a great
depression. Cunsuls for account ruled
from 0G3 10 %! Exchcqucr Bills "a d
p Bank Stock has advanced 10 20i5 d
205l. Three Per Ccu,s reduced 954
935. Money IN the city to-day, IS worth
y per cent.
The Sun says, the Senate Of the Unitcc
States, after ninc weeks tedious discussion
have At last brought their deliberations on
the Oregon question to a close, and adopted
resolution as mid and iaolltnsiyc, and IN
deed, as friendly towards England as tho
most sincere advocate of peace 10 boil
countries could desire. With few cxccp
tons, nj least as far as our attention la,
been directed IN the hong speeches, the Ian
guagc throughout was couciilatory nul
prudent 1t displayed bat Iltie of the an
inoslty which distinguished the halaugue.
10 the llou c ct Representatives,.
The speakers in general showed that
they we're practical mnn. aud resolved Ia
follow a safe aud peaceful line Of conduct
spite of the fiery deuuuclltlons pi the mob
orators, and thr no less fiery and warIIkl
message Of the President.
We have received the PARIS papers o
Wednesday. The cd controversy between
lie Rul Regne aud Convene has been re
vlyed by the Journal des Dchats, and tn,
argument about principles aud the conrro
vcTsy, as might have been expected, Ia,
; degencrated INTO "A personal allcrcltIon be-
tween VI. Gul2nt aud NJ. Theirs.
The treaty Of Lahore Is also the suhlrc
OF comment IN most Of the papers. III,
.. NaIloneI, the Press, the Quolidcnuc, a,
might have been expected, rail IN good Sc
terms at the vast and craving appetite o
England. The Constitutional IS more
just, and merely observes that Lahore pay,
dearly for her defeat, while at the SAINT
time compliment Is paid TO England lur
the energy and clcycrness with which 81,
is extending and consolidating her powc
IN India.
|, The Grand Review at Vinccnnes, IN hon
or OF lbrahm Phcha's visit, took place u
Tuesday, and went of with great ecidL
Funeral services were performed o
: Tuesday ~ several churches IN Paris i
comnemoralou Of the anniversary Of Ma
polcnn's death, particularly in the chapc
Of the lnyaIides. All the old soldier,
whose laiirmitles did no, prevent ,hcirmov
: ing, were present on THIS occasion. Gen
Petl, replaced, Marshall. the Due de Re-
r gio, whose health did not permit him ,
leave his bed.
The Corn Law is still under discus,io
: IN the British Parliament. The Irish c.