The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
"a DAYS LATER FROM EUROpy


T'As Corn Bill and TIE Duks's B,H passed., i,1
Coercion Bin gef,sied-Sn Robert Peel ana
MASTERS hare retired.
The steamer Cambria reached the wharf
b, Boston, a, ! o'clock, 7. NJ. on Frdov
asst, bringing dates from Liverpool to ,bs
4th instant, inclusive, fifteen DAYS late,
than our previous advices.
Ca the evening Of The oath Of June. the
House of Lords passed the corn bill on II,
third reading without a division. At2o.
clock on the morning Of the next day, the
House Of Commons lel Sir Robert Peel
and the government, in a minority Of 70
votes on the Irish coercion bill.
Ga Saturday. eth Of June, Sir Robert
Peel proceeded to the Isle of Wight "a,
the purpose Of rendering his resignation
with Tint OF his colleagues, TO the queen
and on Monday night, the 10Th, he mad,
a lengthy explanation Of his motives i.r
reslgning in the House Of Commons.
THE NEW CABINET.
MARQUIS Of Lansdowne. Prisy Seal.
Sir Goo. Graves, Foreign Department
y,seonnt Palmersion. Colonial Secretary.
Earl Grey, Treasurer.
Lord John Russell, Of the EIehe9g,f, t..n,
Minister
Mr.. Charles n. Wood Board Of Trsde.
Earl or Clarendon, Chief Secretary for In.
land
Mr. Lsbonchefo. Secretary Of War
IL, a II Maute Attrrpsv
Cen Sir Thos Wilde, Lord Lieut. Of Ireland.
Duke Of Wellington. Commandet.iu CllsL
The London Times regards the new
ministry iSyorably. Sir Roberl Pee views
il wilhou, jeulously and with a friendly
eye. The general impression IS lba, the
paw premier will hastily Wind up the tu,i.
ness Of tho session, and dissolve Para.
ment 10 the course Of The autumn.
The news Of the amlcabie selllemeb, e
the Oregon question had reached Rnsland,
aud great 10y was manifested al the result
Sir Robert Peel IN his speech, vhta p.
signing as premier, devoted On hour tie
subject Of tie Oregon and Mexican que,.
ions, aud congratulated the country lha.
all sources Of difficulty With thai great "a.
tion lhe { States wefe setlled, olsrn
that sidu Of the Atlantic VAS concerned
This was received with loud cheer,
Ia the course Of his speech SIR Ryteh
Peel expressly states, that he Buu,h ga,
ernment was induced to renew the offer
settlement Is Tie language 10 which G.
gress passed the Notice, w hat VA.
Notice vas intended ia facilitate az an "a.
bic adjustment, Of the dispute. A. hoa.r
to the American Senate
Y lie also declared that SO far from tela,
Influenced IS the MeNican war, lhe e.
eminent al once ipiurmcd Mr.. fakelhar
that that unexpected even, did not 'ifc
IN the slightest degree, the desire q EB
/ land Tor peace. Before Mr Pakcnham g
ceScd this despatch however, he had
his osn rcspons billy, offered the terms
peace. And he added, Before se seq
aware Of The reception which tbls c'if'
our part would meet with, !hs frat Tarr.
hdI sa.icd itndered 10 me ta,ttd N.a
he of,r II cur good Offices for thc r''a
II medidfag boEecn then and me ~
cda GJrcrnmeat Loud cheers
SIR Robert read the articles ol
treaty by which It appears that there
no limit OF tine 10 the free ua,iEal.1
tie Columbia by the Iludsou's EAY {
pany and Bnt,sh subjects. TIE 'taa
SAID there was
Attention is now fixed upon thc Amrs
can Tariff, md hopes are entertained
commercial meu Of al parties, @ EegI''
that the prescott session q Congress
mol terminate without reduction y z
rates upon imported goods.
The cotton market IS ~ a heal BY
not very active STATE. Puocs have Hrt
we'd a shade. TIE contemplated ela.
- the sugar duties has had an mlan
effect.
The gram market tcmaas viii
change,
Lord Tmyais Egcrlon los bern r1'@
to the peemee, and bis place ~ tae Hos
Of Common, filed by ia American 90.
chant, G.. ID. Brown.
CarItGa. pcrfottc has been elected To-
Of Rome. Great RIOS haye oceune' \
Ireland.