The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13
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I saFs 70 tsahl llsai II. Nri.ane i Iasp-
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mr. n rharh Mr. pGlk Is neaafd lin
silre IT, leil tie Iniled Siaies. NhFn
- NJ. Polk, I FrErr % him y PEesi-
dent. aEl | aliade u olcriai eoEnEnirz-
tiers. t,lropgs he Secselzry nf STATE,
Rhirh lie l.ai \ Eisas: n expect IN relsgion
tlrgon. and wisirh. i y believed. have
MOI heGn transmitted. Mr. Aiei.ane i not
ille nan II IL lTifled Withs md II sise ~
nlogs E.lls h ere eigrE!aisd IL true. ard l
hessEe lie greater part are true. he wiIl
relarn 10 H. Iniisd STATES a - eariy =
period a. PEae:ic25le-Inobzbly IN Gay or
jaas.
| There j. also HsEloE rekpeeilng certain
propositions said a have been mate 10 lie
Gogernaeni al Washington. by OuleT Ct
he Rri;ish G0yeTnmeni. whieh oTisr. il j.
assgIsgd. wss received by tie Grrai Wcs-
iesg few days since. These runners. in
\ more o. less langihle inna, have found
their WY iniO lie newspapers. Tie EN-
press 81 this morning contains \ very clear
and l.iSlincl statement OF what is said H.
b. the proposition. in lhe followiR wOris:
- The Great Western. however. IS We are wei
infaEnei, hEsashi OF, lash PFapoaiiigEs f.om tie
British Government, whiCh pai : new an . more
amicablC asgeei upon tie whole CASE
; - tsFsst BriiGiR Ralc proposes q kGue Ore
, ga IA he jsiaf 0aeHpeaeg II tie AalerseH
AID British a.sfloriiies ir ElissR years, aud n
Ter tie expiration n faai tias 10 sElsii t.s glsF
liza Of G1usraAfas 10 ne iasebssGAfs, kaFsEls
f.ssl. 10 Re aasrIcas.s ~ Riisa, a. they alo0ss
; ar 70 b. i.sigsads1,i, and q jorn q cgtsas'sr
I Of A.siS slVa."
: Inow propose 10 ror!ect the above state
c mcni, according n the rumor which ! have
heard, aud which | have strong reason Il
{ believe IS weIl-fcunasl.
5 In the first place, the instructions from
c the British Government. il there are any
4 on the subject, could not have been receiv
y ed by the Great Western, which arrive'
e OH the 2S.h, because previous 10 her ar
r rival the rumOr was circulated in con
&C fideuIial whispers.
al do not believe tina! any formal oil
j. cial proposition has been made. by orde
IS or by authority Of the British Govern
r ment, to tie Administration at Washing
u! ton.
y | DO believe that some unauthOriZe
a suggestions have been presented to SON
as one or more Of the members Of tie Cab
is net, BY distinguished British subject I
C. subjects, and that these suggestions we
nd courteously received. =
he think il propable that the subject h
a been presented To the Cabinet for h'
as consideration, by the parties TO whom
X was originally suggested.
'ds do believe that the terms and COM
IS tons, as stated in the Express, are 81
I'LL stan;ially what was suggested by the u
ew authorized agent or agents.
Ike You may form an opinion of the sen
err Iigeness;oi our money market, when 81
Ich tina. the rumor Of alnicable proposiiio
~ and the probability of settlement Of
nj Oregon difficulties, had the effect Of RI
osI ing stocks from one TO one and-a-hall
his cent. on an average.
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