The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-21
BRITISH ADvICEs.

interesting letter from our correspondent rom Lon
don who has grouped together in very small COM
pass the most prominent points of English inteli-
genee 1t presents the British minister under some
embarrassment. He has agtated England with his
Maynooth endowment, and has not satisfied the Irish
people. He has also given some dissatisfaction to
some of his own political friends and employees
The Irish feature is, of course, the most important
TO US, because of the advantage which Sir Robert
Peel supposed would arise from uniting Ireland
against the United States, in of any contest be-
tween the two countries Mr. Macaulay again pre-
sented this view of the matter, his speech in the
Commons, on the 23d April, when he charged the
honorable baronet with having proposed the grant
to the Meynooth Catholic college, only in conse-
quence sof the monAter meetings Of the year ls43
and of the state of our relations with the United
States of America
st 10 not therefore, Says Mr. NJ to any sentiments OF
humanity, justice, fair dealing towards Ireland that
we are the concessions made BY the present
government These motives may have pleaded strongly
uselessly they have heretofore done The con
cessions which government has made owe the
admission the right honorable gentemans candor
laughto ase,ibed the fact that Mr.. OConneH and Mr
heard hs a%ows With sorrow listened to the right
honorable baronet statement Of his motives with ndsna
ton"
Sir Robert Peel seems rather to have eased of
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rom inc h'gh tohe WHO" nc enP'oyeu :" 1io ioi
mer debate:
USED says hel an eqi'eea erpsss1n @,n y.
drapn rcm IL a onei Have altered the charac
ter o. the N the I'M
Has my right honorable friend stated that the outline
OF me measure was agreed on a.
received which anticipated favorable conclusion to the
,bs hs Oropo,ed The Of
the present resident dc not any ucn enec' mas
been sscrpsa 70 d,a no. aea w.. on ne inning T. ,ne
amount OF me vote nor cause US 70 r.. e ~
land But sr seeing the temper this measure was
received in Ireland was not natural ios me to
United States on the motion u the noble lordewas not
hs .noud oes ,naI ne sgaea n ons
cause Of it hsa, Can the right honorable gentle
had the slightest reference to the measure pro-
posed Hs This measure repeat. mas not - been ex
with that agitation by such as we could and as
Dan:nes on our Conduct than any cause the most remote
could have had Hear hsarI'
woulu seem' .na' on nooe'' nauo any car
cuialioh upon 'hc eneacy " "e gum ~
rousing ire'anu against An'ei'ea' nc may nave
coun'ea ~ithou' ms most Even Da''' =. ooine.''
whist nc adm''s 'he Su''c'i''a'Ao oon''auo'' ~
which inc measure was conceiVed' aeciares openly
S 2, sns m "s sue aIe
ration 9 domestic legislation Whilst the Irish brooded
grievances which afflicted their country no relief was a
isisd no concstion suggested oy the government On
phaticsy told that esson to say justice to
emphahcaly retracted ana the loud cry o. rsh
ne. INTO me nseof oapne q ane ana
y ~ onses bv acts 81 beneyoIence conferred in conca
E,,. - ,oodr H. Ensiord I, fr.,S nroof
ptrsepes I':,y , n ~ Nv s ~ ~ Wy
.r. "a n, porer and ,mbe, Of those pho are
orposeS 70 rrpenip
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The Maynooth grant conunues, OF course 70 DC tne
or,.r NJ the dav in ENGLAND. II has thrown some
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what into shade all the American questions The
New York News saws athe Oregon question. as far
-, =;
as we nave seen, was not menuohed once again III
p.rlanoen, and the war feeling had evidently sub-
sided" Yet they are occasionally noticed in the
..
newspapers
The cotton market (says one paper) "has been
movement has reached a farthing pound. The
Ptovo"o"' AuS ioao"eu q '"''''"s Po' -
threatened rupture trfh .4erica has caused this ad
80. "a !. ,ha .ho~s ,,.rkst hss b.s, rre,,v xe,l
vance, anu az the share MARKET mas Deet PTely wei
cleaned parties Specializing on the rupture are dis
no..d ), ;nv.., ,hs;rc.n;,s, II III. s,.rlsp
W. aee also some cancellations unon our AFFAIR."
W sSS .sS @'S ~r - 80 's
III He Aohoo" PoPcrs' A"o 'ioSl ie"oi naoio y.
these "a in the London Times of Nav I'd. Il is
$500 - - -~1 -
long article on annexation We must content our
80. Ia, AZ. e,,lo,,n, .n,,,,a;, a,d s,,,-
Seives WIN giving INC ioho""s o'iuySi" anu SUM-
mary of il from the New York Courier:
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1.-THE discussions the subject in Texas are regarded
with the deepest interest If Texas consents to be annexed
says the Times
t ia highly improbable that any other new State will
attain to ndependence in the southern regions of North
America progress of the dominons of the cabinet
at Washington will be rapid the decay Of its defence
less and ungoverned southern neighbour
.,Nesico which became Independent twenty year ago
il declared To be now ia pabe state of weakness; as de-
pceess as In the DAYS OF Montezuma and 80 weak that
another Cortes with few hundred men might march upon
her capal while 10 conquer ali her northern departments
would not be more difficult than to take of
desert island saws the Times after unfolding the defence
less state Of Mexico:
,Th - 80; ..,;, ~, ~ov,nr ror,,,.,,o, ~ ,hs
eseei, s ~. h ~ III t,a ra.t -
i 'a'es y, e s ,hi ia ~ vyns;t;o orSa,o
They conquer provinces % cuckoo steals nest and
their irregn.r enteprsss he allowed 10 carry with them