ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA,

TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
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The English mail steamer Hibernia. Capt A.
Rvrie. which left Liverpool on the 10Th May.
arrived in Boston at II! P. NJ. on Monday, June
|, ina quick and safe passage of thirteen days,
bringing London and Liverpool papers up 10 her
lime Of sailing


The Oregon Question.-The London Times of
May Ia says .'.u., 49, p


"Tbo packe, xhich will sail from Liverpool in
a few days will co(vey to the United States the
real impression produced here by the late intel.
Iigonce. If the resolution was intended as
threat or hostile measure, it has totally failed
to have any effect whatever erceN that a,sPoo'
able Mr.. Pakenham vW be at once empowered 10
bring The controversy 10 a prompt and final issue


The London Economist states, on what II CON
siders high and unquestonable authority. that the
Oregon question is on the point Of satisfactory
settlement. t,.u.I III, Z. 3u, l.I,r. :, -.


In the commons on the 18th, Lord John Rus
sell alluded to the action Of the Senate, and SAID
he forgot all menace when he read the speeches
of Webster and Calhoun. A treaty to fix the
boundary between the Two countries he trusted
would be bu, a prelude 10 our intimate connexlon.
flo was cheered, and so was Sir Robert Peel, who,
in reply, said the ministry would endeaHor 10
maintain friendly relations. '- .y.. H. III.
II was reported that twenty gunners, TWO SER
oeapts, two orporaIs, and two bombardlers, under
the command Of Capt. BIackwood, are to be des.
Matched by the British Government in the war
steamer Terrible, to Oregon earIyin June. with a
supply Of guns and stores; and that 3Ooo ex'
cayators would be sen! with all possible speed to
the Hudson Bay Company's territory. "'' st2, |
1ne yareuula arrtveu ut LtrerPuo Muy -,
in twelve days and a hall. W., i,',, ,,.l.,.


The proposition of the Mexican Government
oskinc for a new loan was not very well rellshed
NV their English creditors; nor will the news from
the Rio Grande be likely to increase the good
| nature of the bundholders. ..r9. q. urD .i.l
Cotton was improving. and the belief IN the
sbor,uess of The crop would cause II to continue
! n improve. Prices had risen on every descr'p'
,ion of American an eighth, and in some nearly
farthing. .s'.'l >


The money market had improved in tone. and
,he news Of the action Of congress on the Oregon
biIl scarcely affected the funds. The returns OF
,be Bank of England show an increase IN the
circulation. and n The bullion. Tbe rate OF dis
conn, On first class foreign bills was - per cent
| ronsus during the week reached 96s. gyiy.oi
| The provision trade was not brisk, and prices
were reeedinc. Nearly all kinds OF IRISH Prov''
s;oos have given way during the last few,days
caused by the immense arrivals from! ~ nuec
States, and the superior quafy q ne American
articles. " "a, = ;; ,,,aaas.u9 ,.apen se
issel to Cons.an.iaope, arrived N The Hersey OF