Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
From the Baltimore sun, June 90.
arr;ya; og the Caledonia.

~ sTaSsss Os VAC ssasssaGeHa.I.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
lcaiation Offered 6y England beirec: ae United
.Stoiss and Nczico-gHe Oregon Treaty in
Eaeiond- I.1uis Bonopartc Arrirsd in Eng
land IN DisguiS, aaa abomk 10 Lsare for Fto-
,ca1c Dee; mt,0,inn Of SIR RoJcTt I'c1l to
p ess forirara nc H,st Cocycion BM- Rcduc.
nan n ne Ca'oa JIirkct- .ii.emytsd Reroin-
hon,n PortusGl- cccri,l,ls Dan ironi hif,a-
4 French fgsc' oriercd 10 M> Caif Of .Ee1'co
I, Reinforce their Squadron, IL consequence II
IL Ii'er tsinecn n: United S.cies c'.& .Eextco
-1%c Marst's, &c.
We received yesterday morning the following
interesting and important news from Europe, 'e-
lesraphed from Boston TO Baltimore, tor the Bal
timore Sun:
BosToS, June IS, G, p. NJ, 1916.
The steamship Caledonia, Capt Z. G. Lott,
was telegra phod this morning nj IL o'clock, and
arrived al the wharf at L O'clock.
The Cotton market has been reduced again TO
a stale Of comparative quielude.
Prince Louis Napoleon has arrived III Eng
lani mag, and is about 10 leave Ter Florence,
there 10 join his invalid father
|. would appear from w.ba, OConneli stated
on Monday, That Sir ..obcft'Peel is determined 10
press forward Inc Irish Coercion Bill when Par
iamcnt re-a.sembic, aher the Whi.suntide holy
days.
The Oregon question he's now ceased 10 give
any uneasness.
Frcighis III Lip1poo,- THE warlike iidings per
Cambria have tended 10 check shipments in some
degree, aud few houses having determined not
II ship in American bottoms, has caused some
little enquiry for British vessels.
There is not, however, a single American Ship
in the port unl,eiahled. The amount OF freight
going forward is still limited. In The absence OF
much demand for passengers, ship business mus
ne considered dell, notwithstanding The usual
scarcity Of tonnage.
The Paris paper, La Ptcsse, oil Monday, reach
ed our crii.e last night which anIouuces that or
iers bad been sen; ty the Minister O. Marine 10
Brcs;, and lne Diner military hafhoIs, 10 despatch
a nuGlner III ships IL lhe Gulf Mexico 10 rein
force the squadron stationed lheie in consequence
II the war between the u. States and Mexico.
The Overland mail Of May Is reached Lon
don Yesterday. Il possesses 10 political, and III
lie commercial interest. Inc seeds oil another
contest in the Sikh country were sown al the ter
mina,ion OF Inc laie war.
Portugal has been The scene OF another "a
tempt at revolution, consequent upon change oil
the ministry. II appears that, for the Portuguese,
i, would have been more than ordinary ener-
gelic affair.
URtGoy TEsRtToRY.-Bfitlsi f"ri@msM =
Air. Hume asked whether The government had
been officially informed that the Presi ien oil The
United States had received directions liom Con-
crcss 10 give notice IL this country Of their iaiea-
ton 10 terminate tie joiut occupancy oi the Ore
con crriguly ', and whether that notice had been
given.
Sir Robert Peel can have no objection 10
answer the question Of the honorable gentleman
ha, putt me, by stating that the American Pre-
siden, has given 10 their Maiesly's Government
the formal notice necessary Tor The termination Of
the existing convention, al The termination OF The
wear. And in doing so, the President has adopt
ed the terns which we're assen.ed TO by both
Houses of the Legislature OF the United States.
Tia, The notice was given with the view 0! Lead
ing 10 an amicable adjustment Of the differences
between the two countries on this subject. Hear,
hear
England has oferel her mediation between The
United States and Mexico. Mr.. pakenham has
received instructions hat effect from The British
Government by The Caledonia.
The second reading Of the Irish Coercion Bill
is 10 take place on Monday next.
Respecting The fate Of the Ministry, The inn
pYes,on is that Sir Robert Peel is far in advance
of lis colleagues, and that ne is anxious 10 apply
10 sugar The free trade principles which ne hasez
tended to corn.
The annual statement OF the Exchange is
given, comparing the income with expenditure for
Current year-anticipated Surplus oftwo million
two hundred pounds. Butthe increased cxPendi-
lure in Navy aud Ordnance departments This
scar. only left surplus Of seven hundred and
seyen,y-six thousand. o. which seven hundred
thousand was received fem China.
Frnm WILMER and Smiths European Times, June ~
Our old and excelen, friend, General Arm
strong, has been figuring Goa: picuously in The
English press since he sailed on Saturday in the
Great Western. We were aware at the time that