Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
Arrival Of the Great Britain.

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Arrival Of the Great Britain
Reception Of tks Oregon Notice-Tae spetIs n
Pacifc-Adrouce or I-89. ii Color ilye
Irish Coercion Bill ill statpq quo Grain ltrtsl
aRimqte3-Ihe Produce llfarka anchaaes3s9-7-
&c. dc.
| The Great Britain arrived on Friday last. hing
eighteen days out.
The passage ofthe Oregon Notice had beetre-
ceived in England by the way of IIayre.
The London Times OF the 6th,srontains a bad
ing article on the subject of the Oregon Question
which considers the American action on the tlb-
ject, favorable. Its passage had notcreated mFeh
surprises was looked for matter OF course, INA
the tone of the Times is evidently pacific
Cotton had gone up one eighth of penny.i
The battle between Free Traders and Proec-
tionists was still going on in Parliament
There is no mention of any further progress
having been made in the Irish Coercion Bill slice
its passage on first reading.
The Grain Market exhibited considerable 5ni-
nation.
The produce market has shown very little mi
nation during the four days since the sailing OF
the Britannia
The reception Of the Oregon notice iIo-l cauted
the money market to be slightly influenced aid
unavarably.
The accounts from the manufacturing distrltts
are not encouraging.
Mr.. Smith O'Erien was still in durance for his
stubborn contempt of the House of Commons
The British Government is to support Mr..
Cunard In the establishment of the new line of
semi monthly steamers between Liverpool. and
New York. SD Z
The instruction in Spain. in the distrg 4
licia. has been entirely suppressed
The general news from the Continent IS 9esti.
tute of interest.
The London Sun says, the Senate ofthe U. S.
after nine weeks tedious discussion, have at last
brought their deliberations on the Oregon question
to a close, and adopted resolution as mild and
inofensiye, and indeed as friendly towards Eng
land as the most sincere advocates of peace in
both countries could desire. With few exceptions
at least as far as our attentions has been directed
to the long speeches, the language throughout was
conciliatory and prudent. 1t displayed but little
of the animosity which distinguished the la
rangues in the House of Representatives.
The speakers in general showed that they were
practical men, and resolved to follow a safe and
peaceful line OF conduct, spite of the fiery denim
Citations of the mob orators, and the no less fSry
and warlike message of the President.
Funeral services were performed on TUESDAY
in several churches in Paris, in commemoratIon
of the anniversary of Napoleon's death, partitu-
larry in the chapel Invalids All the old sal
diers, whose infrgnaties did not prevent their
moving, were present on this occasion. General
Petitre-placed Marshall, the Due de Reggie, whose
health did not permit him to leave his bed.
The Corn Law is still under discussion in the
British Parliament. The Irish Coercion bill re-
mains in the same state as at last advices.
Weekly Steam Mails TO AnericG.--We are ena-
bled to make our announcement with regard to the
conveyance of mails by steam between this co1n-
try and America which will be hailed with graft
fication by the whole community. The govern
mont has entered into further contract with the
British andNorth American Royal Mail Company
4. -lTr r1t1
m,ncation between Liverpool and the United
States.
a steamer of great powerrand size will be de-
spatched directfrom Liverpool to New York. every
alternate Saturday during eight months Of the
year. These are to be performed as additional
voyages to Halifax and Boston. As this latter
service will continue Just as at present, with the
alteration of sailing from Liverpool as welas from
Boston, always on Saturday, instead of fixed day
of the month as at present, the steamships to NV
York, will also take their departure always
turday
BY this arrangement there will be steamship
from Liverpool 10 America, every SATURDAY, and
from the American side, also, every Saturday, the
only difference being that Boston and New ork
will be alternately the ports ofdeparture. At pre-
sent we are not able to state the precise time when
these weekly saiGngs will commence, but nodoubt
we may look for the alteration to come INTO play
as soon as the required number OF ships can be got
ready to UNDERTAKE SUCH ID vast sel'lSS' NE
bridging the Atlantic is one of the wisest and best
of the Government.
SPAIN.
The European Times says
{. We have received by extraordinary express
news from Madrid to the 4th of April. Them
surrection in Gallacia is suppressed. Lugo Font
Vedra and Diioh are surrendered to the troops OF
the Queen The officers, to the rank of captiin
upwards, to the number of 10, had been shot. a
reprieve has been granted to the others. Ruhen
de Cetis leader of one party ofinsurgents, and The
members of the insurrectionist Junta had embark
ed on board gun brig and sailed for Portugalor
Gibraltar. Ell Elamor Pubco, which had been
called before the tribunals for an article on Gala
cha, had been acquitted. El Espetador was to be
tried for a libel.'
FRANCE.
King Louis PHILIPPE has written an autograph
letter to Sir Robert Peel, thanking him for the
manner in which he proposed his Majesty's health
at the Lord Mayors banquet.
Thefu declined in the Paris Bourse on We'd
nesday the 9th instant, in consequence of the re-
port that uniavorable news had been received from
New York. The 3 per cents were SIT, the 5per
cents l20f SOC. The Spanish domestic debt, BIZ
Liverpool May S.-Provisions of all descriptions
are dull. Sales of American flour in bond. 26s.
5d-some holders ask 27s. Cotton-Prices are
Is, higher than they were week-4500 AmeTi-
can sold on speculation, bonded, at 81 Mobile II
New Orleans 3D..
Arrival Of the Steamship Hibernia.
TEN DAYS LATER.
The Probable Settlement Of The Oregon Question
--iiferic1n Affairs IN Easla'ad-Ste.is y z, -
IlIomey Rarkei-Ihe Rerol.ai0H in 'SPat'l--i III
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