ARRIVAL OF THE MONSTER STEAMSHIP


GREAT BRITAIN.
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Arrival in Europe Of the First Passage Of Mt


Oregon Notice Resolution Their favorabl.


effect IN England Cotton Market, &c


The Great Britain sailed from Liverpool on
the 9th May.


We have received papers and letters to thai
date.


The news is highly favorable.


The passage of the Oregon notice resolu
tons in the Senate had reached England, and
had produced very favorable effect.


The London money market was at first
slightly affected by the news.


There had been an improvement in the cot
ton market.


The grain markets were somewhat active.


The war on the corn laws is going on in Par
lament.


The produce market exhibits little variation
from those Of last week The price OF sugar
is steadily increasing, and the accounts of the
deficiency of the last West India crop has a
tendency to advance prices. The share market
in all the large towns is in a buoyant state.


Smith O'Brien, member of Parliamenu con
tinued in bondage.


The Oregon Question in England.


From Wilmer Times, May 81


Yesterday, the important intelligence came
to hand that the Senate, after nine weeks
discussion, had come to division on the Or
egon notice. The daily papers have "lead-
ers9 on 1t, in which the present and future
bearings of this new move are clearly and
graphically pointed out. Our American read
ers will be struck with the cool and dipniied
tone which pervades these articles. As pieces
of composition, they will command attention.
as expositions of peace, respect.


Mr.. Polk's allusion, in his inaugural address,
to the Oregon, will do good. The manner in
which lie took up the question, directed the at
tention not only of the two governments most
Immediately interested, but Of the whole
world TO its Importance and some progress
has been already made, and is making, to-
wards pacific solution.


Six months ago fears Of rupture with the
United States were general. Now they have
disappeared. For the least commotion was
visible yesterday, when it became known that
the Senate had passed the resolution for Civ
ing the notice, and, as we have intimated 10
another column, it had no visible effect on the
cotton or any other market. This is most
gratifying. we are now in the second act of
the Oregon drama. under Mr.. Folks manage
ment--may the concluding one be as satisfac
tory and pacific2


IRELAND.--The accounts from various parts
Of Ireland, as to the wants Of the people. are
painfully apparent. One day last week siYtv
people were admitted into the poor house ., |
Dungarvon. AT Tnam the destitution is de.
scribed as being fearfully on the increase.


FRAFcE.--or the 9TH inst, the anniversary
Of the desth Of Napoleon, masses and funeral