The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-09

comparison Of quotations ruling at the close of the
market yesterday with those at the close Of
the previous week. shows decline In Long Island, II
per cent; Harlem, II; Canton, l; Farmers Loan, 1;
Norwich and Worcester, 2; Morris Canal, Il East
Boston, Ii Kentucky os improved !; stoninston, ~;
vicksburg /; Reading, I.
From the complexion Of our advices from Waning
ton. should Judge that crisis in some Of the po.
cal movements close at hand; that dsvslops
ments about being made that would change the
face Of foreign relations very masrally that the
Oregon question, in particular, would either BE-
satisfactorily settled the differences between this
country and Great Britain upon the points Of boundary
that territory, materially wdened that foreign A.
fairs generally, will be much improved or much more
unsettled. There has been for many months past vast
quantity of speculation the probable result Of ell
the questions at issue, but We in much
doubt ever but there appear to b movements 70.
ing that likely to bring of the points At L.
sue to crisis very soon.
The steamship Cambria, from Liverpool has been O.
four days she will be due 1t Boston about the
20th inst, with thirtyone days later intelligence from
Europe, unless Of packets should alp In in the
meantime By this steamship We shall without doubt
receive the Queens speech and at least days the
doings in Parliament and some definite informa-
ton in regard to the position Of the Ministry 10 relation
to the Oregon question From the Queens speech but
particularly from the staemeuts the Prime Minis
ter will be called upon and be compelled make in the
House Of Commons shall get satisfactory in
sight into this questions the progress made in negotia
tons the expectations ultimatum and determination OF
the British government, 10 division Of the north
western territory We shall be able to see how the
question stands, and receive important develop
ments than we could get from our own government
during the tendency Of the affair With all the
mystery that the government of Great Britain maintain
in all their decided information from
time to time obtained during the session Of Paramentn
relation public affairs than from any other
in creation and very sangune OF rsceivngby the
steamship Cambria full and decided from
the British Parliament, regarding the questions at sus
between the of the Unsi States and Great
Britain.
The next advces from Europe will therefore be Of
very great Importance and s public beginning
get very anxious for steamers arrival The excite
Washington and in this city growing Of the
numerous reports in existence much stronger
desire for later from the other side than would
otherwise exist and this excitement 10 likely to increase
the day of the steamers arrival spproachss We do
not anticipate receipt Of such valuable and
commercial intelligence. that Of political character
The repeal the laws least very important
modification the commercial classes of this country ex
pect and any movement in Parliament to that effect
would no more than meet their anticipatons.
We annex table, showing the quantity Of certain
articles exported from this district for the month Of
January in each Of the past three years. II will be OBJ
served that there has been great falling Of in many Of
the most important items