From The N. o. Commercial Times
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA!-PlFTEEN


DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!-AD.


VANCE IN COTTON-CORN TRADE


ETC.


The steamship Cambria, Capt. JUDKlNs, with
dates from Liverpool to the 10Th ut., anchored of
Boston Light on the night of the 4th inst.


The Cambria boarded and exchanged papers
with the Britannia on the Sd inst, from Boston
(sailcd I'd inst. for Liverpool.


The Hibernia, which as our readers may re.
member, went ashore n, Race Island and met with
few days, detention, arrived at Liverpool on the
18th ult.


The Liverpool Cotton market, which for the
week ending the 7th ult., had exhibited a droop.
ing character, began TO rally during the week fol-
lowing with large sales 10 the Trade, at an ad.
vance Of i'd. on American descriptions. 1t is
said that the stocks Of spnners are getting quite


low.


With regard 10 the Grain markets, it appears
tha! there has. been slight advance in Wheat but
prices Of fBreadsuffs generally have scarcely rails.
ed. U. S. Flour in bond is quoted at Bis. a 32s.
Cd. per bbi. U. S. Red Wheat IS. l0I. a 3d.
The Continental markets have been greatly exc.
ted, prices Of Wheat having advanced IS. per
quarter. The Potato crop in Ireland has suffer
ed all the injury previously represented, and hence
an opinion appears to prevail that the Grain mar.
kets must ultimately rise TO point, where the du.
ty becomes almost nominal.


The London Money market is again dearer.--
The Bank of England has raised its minimum rate
of discount TO 2! per cent, and it was believed
that it would be raised still higher.


al ~ NVor h.o al
General St. You has been appointed his success.
sor,


Among the passengers in tho Cam bria. is Pro.
fessor Morse, the inventor of tho electro omagnetic
telegraph, who is the bearer Of very important
dispatches 10 Government from the United States
Legations in Prussia, Belgium, and England
Mr.. Morse has in charge the ratified treaty be.
tween Bavaria and the United States Minister nt
Berlin; and also tho proposed commercial treaty
between Belgium aud the United States. He has
also dispatches for the Department of State, and
for the Postmaster General. from lon Louis Nc
Lane, United States Minister to England.


Rufus Prime, ESQ.,, of New York, is also a pas.
senger in tho Cambria. and bea rer Of dispatches
from the United States Legation in Paris 10 the
Department Of State.


i. is said that tho Oregon Question has seriously Sc


Il
their late frequent and protracted meetings.


IViHmpr 4. Smith remark: "There appears
,o he sometbinp very warlike in the wind, for the
activity on tho scaboard; and in the nava arsenes,
il ns steady and as unremitting as when we no.
ced the subject month or six weeks ago.


The Oregon question is beginning to excite some
alarm oooin. as the time approaches Tor the de-
livery Of the Presidents Message on the opening
n fConoress. 1t is rumored here-the intelligence
wh;rb came to hand yesterday by the Hibernia
r,vo confirmation to the statement-thal Mr..
Polk will take high ground on the question, ana
that he will go even further than ne uu i" MS 'n'
aupural address. At any time OF less depression
than the present, such an impression "ou'u na'e
made itself felt on the market, ana IL may uo 81
vet. as the intelligence by the Hibcrna only came
to hand when the business portion OF tne uay nau
bpen par,iaIIy consumed The ProbabilI'y, now
ever is. that with the stngnant feeling IN all mat
,ers Of commerce which rules at present. PeoP'e
will wait the result rather than ahl'ciP"'e II!
onv p-emature movement. Ihls vexed ques,'o',
of tbe Oregon has, is said. occupied great deal
If The cabinets attention during their late fre-
orent and protracted sitting, but on the co''oh
market no perceptible impression has been maue'
There oppears 10 be something very war'Ke IN
,he wind. for the activity the sea board ana IN
,he v,I nrsenals, is as steady and unremitt'ng
-. when we noticed the subject month or SIX
weeks opo, The stocks efcolion in the manuiac,
,ur;no districts are said to be getting low; indeed
,bev must, in the nature Of things be so, as DUR
mo the brisk season in the summer and the eu'
tumn. The trade merely bought Us 'ne Pnr"Se
is. from "and to mouth .,o,


American wool continues to command a''en'
,;on in the English market, and is competing win p
so - mo article from our possessions IN the ra'
o;Sc Towards the end Of the presen'. mon'n !"
IN roo sale will take place, 500 bags WIN oe '"e
nrnSucc Of the United States. The revival OF
ptrode canno, fail to bring this artIc'e' wh'ch ~
becoming formidable item in the exports 'ro"
a snar;cs' into general use and popularity.


Tr,ds. il the manufacturing districts, IS COM


-.,;sa,v frustrated. There is far less business
to;nn md the state Of affairs IN the country
op% ous to The potato crop, and the immense sPecu
oioI in shares, has tendency to dePress tho en-.
erpies of the manufacturers. ne "snG,''' s.n,;na
~ Yorkshire markets exhibit this telling
Sci, So are being reduced, and extreme caution
- ~, nresent state Of the country appears " uo
IN wv y, n,r,ies-the dealer as well as the manu-
'" The nroduce markets remain IN a .olersoIy
,a,,hv state. As the merchants DO no' ,orce
nea,."y Ids ,o auction. but sell them privately oy
'ne,' ,ec, thew are enabled to got better prces.I
C0ntTdCt' ivy ID need unWardS OF IS