nAXt&aIlOn OF tne sstiln 4.

NONE X MARKET.
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sunday, Nov. JOS PM.


The stock market, during the week just closed has
been comparatively quiet Notwithstanding the i'm
provemen in quotations for of the railroad stocks
transactions have been limited and disposition to
wait the movements Of Congress has been very general
ly exhibited The public mind has within the past
month"; experienced very decide improv ement n
laton to the effect Of the Presidents Message upon COM
mercial affairs generally, and upon stock operations
in particular. A few weeks since, quite panic was
created in the stock Market by the impression that diff
cules with Great Britain, in relation to the Oregon
question, were sure of being produced by the tone Of
the Message and the action of Congress- It now sup
posed that very great change has been made in the
complexion of the Message by the recent advices from
Europe in relation to the tariff which will moderate tn
language Of the Executive regarding Oregon
and perhaps bring about a very important i'm
provement In the commercial affairs of both
nations. In anticipation Of speedy settle
ment Of this boundary question by Congress- negotia-
tions between the Secretary of State and the British Mi
mister, have been suspended The return of the pre-
sent Minister has been reported within the past day
or two, and It has undoubtedly had ef
feet in political and financial circles where the cir
cumstances of his appointment not known. Mr..
Pakcnham was sent to this country Minister
at the commencement of the movement here in
relation to the annexation Of Texas. He was





acquaintance with Mexican affairs, and II was so
considered by him. Upon his arrival here, he
did not think Of remaining more than six months,
and all his arrangements since, have bsen made
for a departure at any moment. He antici.
pates recall at any time, but has not yet received
an Official summons to return 1t IL possible that the
action OF Congress upon the Oregon que son may re-
qure resumption Of negotiations and in that case thore
very little doubt but that special minister will be
sent out for that purpose and the present minister recall
cd.


Should resolution giving the required notice for the
accusation Of the mutual occupancy Of the Oregon terri
tory pass both houses Of Congress- and receive the sane
uon OF the President active negotiations must be immc.
diately resumed and arrangements made or boun-
dary agreed upon, within the year stipulated Unless
some understanding is arrived at between tho two 10.
vernments by befo the expiration of the
notice. difficulties must grow out of the question II we
pass resolution that claim to the 40 is indispua
ble and that no longer agree TO mutual occupancy
below that line, we must, soon as We can do so
consistent with existing treaties take possession unless
some mutual agreement Is made In the meantime be-
tween the two nts movement Of this nature
In Congress, would bring the matter to crisis very
soon and that Ia what We anxously look for; II Is full
tme 80 long as tho question has been sgtaed for
DO settled; ard We inclined TO believe that con.
summation so devouty to bc wished will soon be real
hed subjects OF 10 much Importance cannot In this
age be long agitatsd without reaching crisis that soon