Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEA hSHlP HlBERNIA.
Ten DAYS Later.

Q EnCIlnd-Nf1fr .HOnrv M1TL,f-
Tahd Reading Of the Corn Bii IN hs House Of Com
moEs-The RsroIaiion ia Spsin--The Cotton Market.
&c. &c SC.
The steamship IIbcrni,, Capt Ryre made very ,bo,,
passage, aud arrived ut Boston on MONDAY nsn Sh, Ien
Liverpool ON III. 18Th ut.
The Intelligence received by her Of considerable i'm
pottance.
There appears DO an evident desire on tho mar, Of
Great Britain TO settle the Oregon question in the mos, am
iesble manner.
The of the notice resolutions. n. they passed the
senate, are deemed OF a very favorable character.
ne question was incidentally brought before the House
oil Commons the 18th u. and Sir Rybert Peel and
Lord John RUSSELL referred toit in eOneiIiaO
IL supposed that positive instructions have come out in
the iberna, to Mr. Psekonham, settle the matter at
once and negotiation will probably be Immediately W.
ed IN Washington.
The trade IN provisions very brisk.
There little doing grain The arrival Of aour
ifom tho United States continued large.
The London money market n better condition
The liibernia brought 81 passengers from Liverpool
Among her passengers Mr.. W. w. Me-.er bearer
OF dispatches from the Court OF ST. James and Sir
Henry and Lady Caldwell
The price Of cotton did not vary from The I,s, a
vices, though the demand had some obated and on
the 18th the demand closed heavily.
A large failure in tho East India and the Lovan,
Hade-he house ot Messrs. Beaitie Il Co, whose LA
bines exceed quarter OF a million stcrlng-excitsd
some little stir IN London last week.
The imPudent proposition OF the Mexican Government
created stormy time among the bond holders. Psrodess
agent demanded loan of millions and proposed
10 consolidate the old debt at discount OF GO per cent
wilmer q Smiths European Times mentions q r.port
that the British Government about to despatch war
STEINER to Oregon, 200 gunnes sergesns corporals
and two bOmbadier under the command of C,ptp R,cL
WOOD early in June Three thousand excavalos are soon
To follow.
This force and these are professedy sent IN IN.
Hudson Bay Company's territory would be useless 10
shut our eyes To ths fact that the bare
such an expedition while the territory in question forms the
SUBJECT OF negotiation between the governments IN
calculated TO produce no small excitement America
mentions Fts in cir
iatlon OF the intended resignation of Sir Rober, Peel
Inc Corn bill is regarded saic-and people are look
ing forward to the results OF The sugar duties debates
he third reading OF the Corn Bill has length passed
,he House OF Commons by the largest majority which il
has yet communicative.
The Money market has improved in tone and IN. man.
which came TO hand last week from United States
n'e to the action Of Congess the Oregon question: was
almost lmpefcepubc in Its effects the Funds The re-
turns oil the Bank England an increase in circn,
hon The private deposits on the decease-so are ,b
securities but the bullion, happy say continues
steadily 10 increase. -
THE oREGoN QUESTION IN ESstASp-The London
Times says: 1.-The packet which sails from Liyerpol In
anew days. WIN convey to the United States the real i'm
preston produced here by the late intelligence If the M
solution was intended threat a hostile measure
has totally failed 10 have any effect whatever exceot
It ~ probable Mr. Pakenham will be at once
10 bring the controversy prompt and final isspe Tn
London Economi't states what it considers HIGH and
unquesuonabe authority, that the Oregon question il on The
point OF satisfactory settlement.
The OREGON QUESTION IN PARLIAnESr-Incds,,Iv
the state OF relations with America was brought mn
der the notice Of the House Of Commons the evening
Friday s. ut 's -
Lord John Russell made pointed alluson TO the suboc
and, IN doing delivered himself in the following grace
iul and happy
Hooking one Of the greatest nations of tho Coh
am happy TO I'd there symptoms Of returning feeinp
OF amiiy and good will. When l read the speeches o
Webster, Calhoun and Others forget all the idle menac,
waited from the other side OF the Atlantic | trust he
MnJesy's Government will be able TO fix finally the limit
winch divide the dominions of her majesty those OF
the United States, and convention or treaty
which shall settle that boundary will be but the
prelude OF more intimate connection between us anc
that east commonwealth Of tree people; that We
shall carry on together manufactures and OH
agriculture, vieing with each other, il you will &c
make our production more and perfect striving in
l,e neutral markets OF the world for pre-eminenee-
huNlng also, IN our respective branches OF production
that We may cotho them and they may feed us bu
hoping that there shall be occasion to cross the
bayonets OF Britain and America ON any bloody tele
whatever. Loud cheers Sir with this wish that suct
may be the prelude OF this bull TO which trns, IN,
other House OF Parliament should 1t pass by a grea
majority here, will give their assent, / sha give m,
hearty support to the motion for third reading [Grea
cheering
Towards the close of his speech on the corn quos
ton the same evening, Sir Robert Peel determined no
To be ou,done IN poieness by the leader Of the oppos
hon, spoke iollows
"The noble lord o. RussslD says he hopes that the dis
EMISSIONS which have threatened the maintenance of AMIGA
bic relations with the United States will be BROUGHT n
fortunate close. Sir think con appeal to the cours,
which we have pusued, against obloquy some mis-
conjunction, some insnualons that were abandoninf
the honor of this country.
81 think appeal the past experience of ,hi
government that has been earnest desire by ever
effort consistently with the national honor 10 MAINTAIN
friendly relations with every country on the face of the
globe This principle long wo arc ntrustcd with
The management Of public afflrs, will continue 10 in
hucnce rs IN respect the settlement Of our unforua
differences with the United States" iCheersJ
This, taken in connection with the resolution Of the Sen
ate gives every believe we are at the enc
o our differences, and that time only can clans,
before the possibility Of misunderstanding between Eng
land and America will be removed
FRANCE
The receipt Of tho Oregon Notice in France eroncc
little or no sensation the French press seeming TO consd
sr us passage as amended by the Senate, tts eoneih
gnfc."
Tho position Of affairs with Mexico however, excite,
considerable interest.
Lecom'e, who fired At Louis Philippe has not yet beer
broughtto trial IL appears that the lawyers Lav,
some reason suspect he the Of political faction
our Mtrieah RSiafioHs The Paris correspondent O.
Wilmer 81 Smiths Times thus speaks of our Mexican Of
iars:
The state Of affairs between the United States and Mex
ico cEcics considerable here's little said there
on, either in conversation by the newspapers The lat
ter however, carefully translate all intelligence they car
lind IA the American English papers bearing upon IN,
subject Ol course, there is but opinion that the
poor devils Of MeIcans with the IT, States the
will got most terrible licking
From what can collect am OF opinion that If the II
States, at pTsssnf to attempt conquer Mexico OF
even oanDeN considerable portion Of territory the,
would cause great dissatisfaction IN Funce and IN ali
PROBABILITY would have To the decided hcsuit,