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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP.


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Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Ratification Of the Oregon Ireqfy-T-P Pacific


nteiigence-Ihe Neso Ministry Anne


rican Provisions Declined Cotton Firm


The Markets. Sc, ~ry


We receivedtatl0 70 O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing, direct from Boston, telegraphic despatch,
announcing that The steamer had been telp-
graphed, below that eny, but The news did not
commence 10 reach this city by telegraph until
late hour in the afternoon. We are, how
ever, enabled 70 lay the following summary
before our readers this morning:sss7ass


The Hiberna brings to the United States the
Oregon treaty ratified by theic British Govern.
ment under the seal Of the new Foreign Sec
retary. Lord Palnerston. This document,
signed by his Lordship and Mr.. McLsne ON
The l7th, a, The Foreign Office, was Afterwards
conveyed by express for despalch by the Hi
bernia. by his Excellency. Mr. McLane, Min
lister 10 Great Britain.
| In the House Of Lords, or, the l7h of July,
1,he Marquis Of Lansdowne rose and said j,
was his duty to lay before their lordships and
tha. house, the treaty which, had, just been
concluded between her majesty and the UNI
Ted States, in referenc 10 The Oregon Terrific,
| ry. He had the satisfaction OF informing their
| lurdships that ratification had day been
exchanged. A similar notice was given on
the same day in the House Of Commons, by
Lord Palmerslon, who appeared al the bar and
slated that he had paper 10 present by coEl-
mand other majesty. .ia y ie.7asa V4


The new ministry had got to work, and the
business of the country is again in state OF
progression. All the members have been re
turned ia the opposition except Mr.. McCauley
and Lord Evington. In every question a dis
position exists 10 give the, new appointments 4
fair lrIaE s3@ .A p-. aNia


In consequence Of the excitement now pass
ed, the country needs repose. and, with the
exception of the sugar duties there is no pro-
minent question likely to embarrass the minis
try or test their capability. va4ggafT 1'9


The affairs Of Parliament will be wound up
probably by, the middle Of August. The great
movement 10 reimburse Mr.. Golden for the lpss
of health and money, is progressing apace,--
There is every chance that the flOO,O 600 fixed
upon as the amount TO be given, him will BE-
.riised Efforts will be made to raise splen-
did monument to Sir Robert Peel, by, means Of
penny subscriptions, throughout the British
Empire, as an expression OF the Nations gra-
titudc. qs4fS9 32 #a5N .sGtj


PARLAMENT--The proceedings n the House
Of Parl ameni possess considerable interest,"
Lord Bromgham led the assault in The matter
Of the Judges salaries. Earl Grey showed that
Il blame attached 10 any one il was 10 the no
BILE Lord himself. III


MIR. Duncombe wished to hear from The no.
ble lord himself, a distinct avowal OF his views
on the leading topics Of the day. Lord John
Russell declined this categorical analysis, but
while doing SO said sufficient 10 point out the
moral of his future career as minister OF the
principles of free trade, to which he ayowed
his unwayering attachment. Justice hewould
literally carry out, but with respect 10 the es-
tablished Church of that country, the Premier
thought it imprudent TO NEEDLE with in this
stage of. the business. laaoJ hHf 9sita4 Il !.


The same evening, Lord John Russell de-
clared that he would make his views respect
ing the sugar duties known on Monday. IN


30 CoMMERcIAL.-The Cotton Market is firm
with good steady business, and prices have an
upward tendency. The latter arrivals from the
United States show that the last crop will not
exceed 2, 100, 900 bales, and that the prospect Of
the crop for the present year, owing ID the
lateness Of the spring, are not particularly pro
missing. The timber trade is in most -four
shing condition. e'"'' ~ '.'


The Partisan newspapers, without exception
of political caste, look with intense interest 10
the result of The war with Mexico.


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