New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-02
THE TRIBUNE.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

previously published by az
The Cotton Market has improved, and the Eng
iish and French Funds depressed.
The tone of the British journals received by this
arrival is q little warlike
The Times of March 4th says:
The most anxious question discussed here o.day
has turned upon what is likely 10 be taken by our
Government, should tho notice 10 abandon the Oregon
territory lie actually even-tha is, whether such notice
would be followed BY an immediate hostile manifesto
ton or whether that would be reserved TIL the Twelve
months had expired From observations that nave
dropped from Sir Robert Peel il lie enormously inferred
that in however manner this notice might be
conveyed it would be Immediately resented and there
fore the feeling which the news hse proouceu was GU
the whole, a very uneasy one
The Switzerland had arrived out with the Oregon
Notice resolutions that had passed the House OF
Representatives. They increased the war feeling
In London.
The relations between England, and the United
States had increased the bulk of the dispatches for
the Governor.Genera of Canada, and also for the
Governors of the other North American provinces,
which were sent OF on the Sd ut from the Colonial
Office.
Mr.. McLane, The American Minister, had been
prevented from dining al Sir Robert Peel's in con-
sequence OF continued indisposition.
In private letter Just received from an officer in
India, he observes that, independently OF those who
fell in the late engagement there were 1000 of the
Sikhs drowned in attempting to cross the SutleJ
Liverpool Cotton Marltet..... March 4.
The cotton market has recovered from the excessive
depression of last week. and though the highness in
money matters still affects it, yet holders show rmer
feeling and in many instances I'd per H. advance has
been realized Sales Thursday last were 1000 bales
Friday 5000 bales Saturday 1000 bales; Monday 6UOo
bales Tuesday 5000 bales 1000 speculation and to-
halo on
this week 20, 2Ot bales.
Markets.
LONDON Com EXCHANGE, March Ave have again
TO report the arrival Of very moderate supply of wheat
for market, consequently the stands were barely
filled with samples Although The attendance OF buyers
small, the finest qualities OF both red aud white
commanded steady sale, at very full prices while the
value OF the other kinds readily supported For for
egn wheat there fair demand. but without any i'm
provement in value. Holders of Corn under lock were
again firm, and would sell except extreme figures.
Mailing Barley the supply Of which was small, moved
off brskly at Mondays prices In other Kinds, Compare
lively little doing The Malt trade steady at
late rates Oats in good request at quite as much
money; but all other articles commanded very little at
tention.
LONDON MARKET, March Attn, quarter TO Thrse-ln the
recent sales OF wool there or TWO items worth
notice. The new commercial regulations of our Gov
eminent in truth working wonders There has been
received fresh beef and pork sent here from distances
yaryng from 5000 1000 miles and oysters alive do
From the extremity OF the continent Of New Hol
land do we obtain wool and tallow, and now have
w
petitors in woods. Somewhere about seven nunureu
bales of United States wool have just been put up 10
public auction in the city, OF them merinoes or NJ
least SO designated, but very few were sold
A few samples marked Actual United States Merino'
IA regular Yankee must have dictated the description Of
The eece sold Is Sd to Is Sd per h. and 23S bales ci
United States merino woods Frances Ann. from Bos-
top really taken at from ls Id to Is I'D per 10
What will free trade accomplish in quarter OF centn:
~ after this when the bare prospect OF the adoption OF
the great principle tends to supply our markets now with
Tho rich updvp ed
have been, TO the last opposition in an inconcevaoe
short space Of time
single paper of February -, from Newly York.
brought by the Switzerland, Capt. Knight arrived OFT
Dover has been received the North ana South Aeri
Coffee House. and conveys the important but GER
tainly by DO means unexpected, information oil tue
House of having passed avoe for giving
ayesrs notice Great Britain that the joint occupancy
oOregon shall The House. however, afraid per.
has that the President has gone too far reserves mat
negotiation may be continued.
The Public Securities have been HAT to-day Consos
est 93 for the present transfer and sos 10 Sos LOT
time. Excbequer bills realize 3os premium. New
Three and Quarter per Cents 97s to 9s} Spanish
Active Bonds rather good being 27to The Three
per Gents 81 10 l. Mexican Deferred are lot ana
Brazilian "a. Dutch Two and Hall per Cents nave
been So TO sos. Shares are dull
State of Trade.
From Cores liverpool Advertiser March D.
MAScHEsTER.-The sneuor which mas prevailed
during the month continues undated at close Buyers
limit their operations 10 WITHIN Inc narroWeSt Possoe
compass whilst spinuers aud manufacturers, on the
other hand, curtsing production commensurste'y
The yarn market during the pact week has been more
dull than at any time during the previous nine months
In goods little is doing either for home consumption
OF shipping Except perhaps in long cloths Tor the Med
nerrenesn msrket) yet as stocks continue moderately
light, prces are upheld. Prices remain nominally IS
last week and only prompt cash will procure any abate-
en on these 9aotaons 20 In o. reeds printers at "a
4d 10 "a I'd "a IN &c reed do ar As cd 10 5s Sd - reeds
at 10 IS I'd 6in 66 reed shir,ines at IS Cd 10 "a
Itd 80 in ~ reed do % Sd TO 10; and 40 IN G F.
India long cio'n 90 reed Sc Sd TO rs 3D. and breeds
at9s Cd to los LTD per piece.
Pnris Money Market. .Marchs.
The news from America had caused some depression
in the French uuds The Three per Cents closed al S4f
zoe the Five per Cents l22 soc the Orleans Railroad
shares 1877 Soc Rouen 1927 Soc Hsyre 75of Great
Northern 1867 25c Avigaon l0l7t SOC; y;erzon 3i0f;
Bordeaux 672t SOC; Bouogne 550f Troyes and Monte
resu 45Of Bas!e 25f Soc Dieppe 47Of Psr.und Stras
burg 55lt 2Jc Tours and Nantes 5S5f Paris Lyons
S3lf sc
The following are the quotations for other lines ;-y
ons and Avigncn Railroad Taaoo 5oG diito Qacoints
6ni,ives 56f 2c Bordeaux and Cei,e Mackenzte 530f
Sc ditto Espee,o) 5lof; ditto Dehnitve 9ooi oVc Char
ieroi SOC
~ Six passengers from the steamboat United
Sts,es arrived here yesterday afternoon they made
their way 10 the shore foot over the ice which lies IL
The bsv Their trip was rather perous, owing to The
open places between the fields OF Ice that had not oeen
closed and which occasionally taxed all their jumping
powers 20 clear Two ofthe party slipped into the lake
but were rescued after being well Chilled
They report that the STATES Is surrounded by close
" packed ded Ice which al present prevents ner re-
turn onward progress She is about miles up ana {
miles of shore has about IS passengers on board WIZ
plenty of fuel and provisions change o.; wind alone
willeStTcaie her for the present But Exp SUN usI
MICHIGAN RAILWAY SALE BILLs-The Central
Railroad bill only the signature oil the