Firmness in the Cotton Market

DECLINE IN CONSOLs.

RIGHT OF SEARCH.

IN SWITZERLAND

Arrival Of the Overland Mail, &c. &c. nc.
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The Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived at Boston
at II o'clock on Monday night.


She sailed from Liverpool on the afternoon Of
the 5,h instant.


The intelligence received by her is of charac
termore important than any that has reached us
since the war of 1872.


There has been an important debate in the Bri
tsh Parliament on the Oregon, disclosing the view
of England on that subject. 1t was deemed SO
important that the opinion of the British Ministry
should be kaown in America that the Caledonia was
detained one day in order to bring out the debate
on the question which took place in Parliament on
the 4th instant, and which we give in another CO.
lunn.


This debate exhibits the ultimatum of the Bri.
tsh Government on this question, and we may now
expect serious difficulty between England and
America. We do not see what is to prevent it.
America has assumed her position, and England
has now taken hers Neither, therefore, can re-
ced, an inch.


This state Of things affected the money and cot
ton markets on the 9Th inst. Cotton became firm
aad consols declined t.su


Apart from this the news is unimportant.


The railway fever continues unabated in Eng.
land.


IHc SpIluS 10 extremely DdckWdIu IN Ireat Brl-
tain-which is altogether more favorable for the
fruit crop.


The operation ofthe new tariff, especially as re.
specs foreign free grown labor sugars, is becoming
more general than was in the 1rst instance coptem-
plated


The general produce markets are very firm, and
a considerable amount of business is doing private
ly IN wools iadigos and cotton wools


Money continued plentiful.


The execution of John Tawell, the Quaker.
seems to have excited prodigious interest.


Nothing important from France.


Switzerland continues in her Jesuitical excite.
ment.


There were no later arrivals at England from the
United States, between the departure of the West
ern and Caledonia.


The Queen and Prince Albert 60 to Ireland in
July.


The packet ship Montezuma hence was of Tus-
kar on the 9Th inst.


The French Government intend to organise
line OF Trans Atlantic mail steamers Immediately.
The Minister OF Marine has reported a law, pre-
csely like that Of ls4l, by which four steamers
are TO run between Cherbourg and New York.


Il was re ,orted in Dublin, last week, that Mr..
O'ConnelI, unable longer to Withstand the pressure
from the leaders Of the Young Ireland party, will
attempt, in the course Of the ensuing summer, to
reorganize monster meetings on the same scale as
those which created SO much apprehension in the
year iS43.


1t appears that O'Conrell has become perfectly
rabd the subject of the annexation of Texas. It
is reported that he could not find words in the Eng
llsh language to express his contempt for slave
holders, and for Americans generally.


PARLIAMENTARY The House of Commons met
after the Easter recess, on Monday night, when
Lord John Russell gave notice that he wodld
bring under the notice of the House on Friday
next, that portion of the American Presidents
Message which relates to the territory Of the Ore
gon The evening was mainly occupied in dis.
cussing tine navy estimates, naval architecture,
and Admiralty arrangements. The discussion gave
rise to an interesting episode relative to the right
Of search. and what Lord PalmerstoA contended to
be the voluntary surrender of that right by Eng.
land TO France, in which the noble member for
took part With this discussion, all interest in the
nights proceedings ceased.


The subject of the grant to Maynooth was dis
cussed on Thursday last, and the feelings of host.
lily which it has evoked was apparent at the com
mencement of the debate, when upwards of a hun
dred members rushed to the Speaker table, armed
with their petitions against It., The scene is de-
scrlbed as having been very exciting, and however
unparlIamcntary 1t may souad-veIy funny. Sir
Robert Peel presented the case of the College in a
very clear and quiet manner-firm and dlgaified,
"but terribly In earnest, and II is evident that
no opposition which he may encounter will prevent
HIM from carrying the measure in Its fidelity.
Meetings continue to be held against any increase
of the grant, and some excitement, which will pro-
baby increase, is observable; but the " organised
hypocrisy" will defy public feeling ont Of doors,
and whatever may be the penalty which they as a
party, VIII have to Ray hereafter for this act of ex
uaneous hberality, there 10 doubt Of its speedily
becoming the law of the land. If il will purchase
the peace of Ireland, il will prove an excellent as
well as economical boon.


ANRcDorE OF THE ROYAL NURSERY Morn
ing Post relates an anecdotc of the ROYAL nursery
Hlghness the Prince OF Wales is Duke of Rothe
say, as well as Dnke ut Cornwall; and which, II
would appear from the following incident. which
has recently occurred, was either unknown to or
card was presented at Buckingham Palace to his
Royal Hlghness Prince Albert, upon which was
engraved "The Duke of Rothesay," and an au-
diencc solicited. His Royal Highness seemed puz-
zled, and repeated the name several times, saying
he did not recollect ever having heard OF such
audience, and ordered the Duke OF Rothesay to be
shown In; when he was agrecably surprised by the
entrance OF the heir apparent, attired in full High
land costume, attended by her Majesy'spiper The
rable entertainment to the Royal circle"


Malta and the Colonial Office are at loegerheads
relative 20 the value Of the Scilian dollar and from
the statement put forth blythe islanders they seem to
have been harshy dealt with in the matter. A Br-
tlsh metallic currency does not exist there, and, in
its absence, the government steps in, and places an
arbitrary value on the money.


The schism amongst the Catholics in Prussia
seems to be on the increase. Great numbers have
recently declared for what is called the New Ger
man Catholic Church, and the Government has
authorized collections In support Of II.