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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
CRNalG.NEE EA

Per Br ship Sir Napier i'm Liverpool Win Migan & CO; DeForest, Morris &
 Per steamboat Fashion, from New-Oreans-C W Dorrance; Sands co; & Jones; Hugely, MaRn S co; Barron, Mead x co; K Fooie & co; Humphries Walsh & co; Wilson & May w Calvert Doss Lacy Fry, Bliss X co King A Fniey & coi Gage Post; Wood & Brewer; M spey or; T P Miller X co; Perry man X Son; Marshall Ro te co; Toomer, Gay COS Camp bell Owen x co; ThOmason; Gen Hamilton
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Wm,TIATf 5HNssMAN.


 No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sT., ,PHILADELPHiA. Manutoctursr of Military and SpOrfsmans AntieIss; c UGH as Leather. Cloth, Felt, Silk, Beaver, (S Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, viz: Forage Caps, Holsters for ,rsop, Body troop. Car. tnuch boxes Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts of all kinds canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets. Passing Boxes, Tnbe Boxes, Bruah and Pickers. Plumes, Pompoons. Fireman's Caps. Lea ther Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality, Shot bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c. &n Gentlemen furnishing their chargers. can have them Leaiherned at a very short notice, sngly or by the dozen.
 lrt-Orders thankfully received and punciually at- tended 10. feb20 7Ocmo Mercha ants' shot Tower Com'y or Baltimore ID PEACEFULLY announces 10 the Merchants, 1C Traders and Sportsmen generally, that they are prepared to furnish at their SHOT WORkS. on Eutaw street. Baltimore, an assortment of DROP SHOT of all sizes.
 Also patent compressed BUCK SHOT of the same character and finish those that were former- ly manufactured these works, and gave such entire satisfaction to sportsmen and others who had ueed them, ot the following sizes:
 No. 3-s4O ,o the lb. No. 0-l44 to the b.
 i-1SS do o -s5 do do
 Together with an assortment of well finished Ri6e and Musket BALLS. BAR LEAD; &c. &c. which will be disposed of on pleasing terms.
 feb26 75t THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y. c GUPERIOR WINES-WILLIAM N. BON- O MIN, Agent for Messrs s. Stock Co, Wine Merchants of Paris and successor to the late Donk Lynch of New-York, having just returned from France, offers for sale the following superior Wines of his own direct importation, viz: Brame Cantenac, 14lO1
 do do 1898
 Grand Yin Leo,iIle 1888 cases oil dozen bottles Chateau afite 1Sl0 Superior Golden Sherry, cases three dozen bottles
 do Moseie Wine, do one do do
 St. Julien. Sauterne. Medoc, and superfne Cog mac Brandy in casks s=...
 W. w. B. also offers any quantity of s. Stock < Co.'S brand, the "Cordon Blue" Champagne, which owing 10 it's suIeriority, has become fayorte Wine throughout the United States and takes ihis oppor tunty of informing the public that spurioua article has been manufactured lbearing the same band.) in France for the markets of ,he Union. None is gen- uine except il bears the annexed samp on the re- spective corks: f-h
 The only diiecl importers Tn the United States are Messrs Barclay & Livingston ai New-York, and Inc undersigned in this city. Apply to wv. BONNIN Agent, 62 Royal-st, Orleans,
 ar 10 JAMES MAGEE & CO.,, Mobile.
 feb25 74Mmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

new principle of clock making has been discov- cred whereby clocks made run year with out winding up; simple m the construction, easily adjusted and regu ted, and may be fitted up in any style. IL is said that is in progress to run four years. and designed to be presented to the next President the United States, SO that he may know when his time IS out.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

The House of Delegates of the State of MaryIa has passed resolutions of instruction to their Sena. tors m Congress, to vote against the annexation of Texas, in the form proposed by the resolutions now pending Some ol the Inajorit, expressed thenseyes in favor of the annexation, bu, not as proposed The Senators are at liberty to consult their own iuds ment, If the resolutions are yaried or amended.
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 aNHPONsTS. .

LIvERPOoL-Per Br ship Sir Napier-299 sacks saIt, IA rks hardware.
 LIvERPOOL-Per Br ship Communicates sks salt. LlVERPOOL-Per Br ship Portland-l40O sks salt.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat FashOY-h9 bbs moasses 92 do flour, I7 do whskey, 25 do bee IS do apples, do 200 kegs lard hhds bacon do sugar. 30 bxs cheese Is do tohacco do oranges IS pcs bag Rng, etc. vi" |f D ' ...l-
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MARRlED-At Selma, 27ih ult, by the Rev. L. B. Wright W, HUNTINGTON, Esq of TuscalOosa, to Miss ANN ELIZA, daughter Of Danl. M. Riggs.
 At eema, llh u't, by the Rev A. LPscomb, JosEPH F. SAFFoLp Esq tn Miss FRANCES E., daughter of the late Col Pc, Biub-all of the city of Montgomery.
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A Miss Susan Yates was arrested last evening upon capas, issued from the criminal court, and committed t7 jail She ia charged with aiding ihe escape of slaves Canada and the free States from lhIs vicinity. .-[st Lotus New Era, Feb. 1s.
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aai- - - EXP HTS.

LlVERPOOL-Per Br ship John Bentley-2306 bales cotton.
 LlVERPOOL-Per Br ship Jane-2l62 bales cotton. GLASGOW-Per Br bark Msarns-l665 bales cotton. HAVANA-Per SD Polacre Activa-225 bales cotton. APALACHICOLA-Per schr Star-lUO sks salt.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--March 6, 1S45.
GLEARE ED.

Br ship Jane, Potts, for Liverpool, by D Wheeler.
 Br ship John Bentley, Disbro,v, for Liverpool, by Gwathmey, Forbes & co. Br bark Mearns, Houston, for Glasgow, by Martin, sp Poacre Activp. Mora, for Havan by C LeBaron. schr Boston, Davis, for Marshs Isand La in ballast by master Schr Star, Williams for ApaachicoI by master.
 ... ARRIVED. Br ship Portland, Robinson, from Liverpool, to D Wheeler.
 Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin New Orleans Steamboat Jas Hewitt, Qiarrier, from Warsaw, with 92l bales cotton. Steamboat Minerva, Martin, from Aberdeen, with 795 bales eOttOn.
 steamboat Iowndes, Johnson, i'm Montgomery, with 7is bales cotton. steamboat New Era, LyIes, from Gainesville with 6 i5 bales cotton.
 stsamDoaI Admiral, Webbing, fun Moore's Blun with l7l bales cotton, Isr r. Barge Union, i'm Alabama Rver,with 769 bales cotton iio.eys flat i'm Aberdeen, with 2S6 bales cotton. ARRIVED HEscE-At Providence, 2sd uIt--schr Shy lock, Mathews. f.fI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

0o- To Ms Voters of Mobile county: We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for election to the office Of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election feb6 60tile*
 0s-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuty at the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3Sle*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

O The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will SUD- port hm a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next. janl6 4Ote*
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FOR COLUMBUS

FOR COLUMBUS. h E~ h The new, fast running substantial Sz=+s=r,Sl-77=[T steamer ADMIRAL, w. M. Weib- Ing master, will leave for the above and all interme diate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th inst at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to mh6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOB CuIIFS, EERPY

FOR CHILES' FERRY. A E N The fine new steamer WARRIOR, SssssSsaeE7a7 B. P. Oliver master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SATUR- DAY, the Sth March, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mb6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

0o-I offer my to the voters of Mobile county as candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election. rn Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST,
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FOR COLUMBUS Hr EDS n The steamboat CAROLINA, Car roll master, will leave for the aboye and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, slh inst, at o'clock.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to mh6 Nj. WAKING & co.
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0G-The undersigned announces himself as a can didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobe coun- ty, al the ensuing August election. ,u sa
 ianl7 Ate f' JACOB s. MARSH.
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW-Y0RK.


 AgA This well known establishment, at the corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane, in the city 0 Ii New -fo,k, IS now opened under he direction and propret 'rshp of the undersigned, by whom ,is high regulations as Hotel of the first class will, it is hoped, be fully sustained II has been pot in the most thorough and ,mplee repair, painted and re. fitted. Those arrangements which have evel rens dered 1t equally attractive and convenient to men of business 10 men of leisure, and to private famies. will be coDtinued, the plan still exisiug of hasine two different hours for meals, so that sll may bc suted This arrangement, it is believed, is peca- liar feature of this establishment, and has proved emi- nenty salsfactor, to all it's visitors. In addition to the exer,ions of the undersigned, ihYse of MT John Thomas, formerly of the American Hotel Albaay, and late of the United Siales Hotel, Saratoga Springs will be used, to insure, far as possible, the satisfaction of ih~ friends of the House and .hs public generally. The undersigned look, with conf- dence, to the maintenance of that favor with which the "Howard Hotei'' has ever been honored. 1t, M. J. THOMAS, r.H CTE,pHEN QnE fL.,. H r
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FOR COLUMBUS. h Ia A The light draught steamer LAI.LA AEsss1l AEssts1lRkzF55Z- ROOKH, o. B. Hooper master, will leave fer the above and all the intermediate landings, on THIS DAY ihe 9th inst at 5 PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board to
 nh6 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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FOR MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY. h Ia h The new and light draught steamer EsEszSSR LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on FRIDAY, 7th inst at 5 o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo- dations, apply on boa,d or to
 mh6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOR ABERDEEN

FOR ABERDEEN.
 A C h The new steamer J. E. ROBERTS, D. Roberts, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, the 6th instant, at 4 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board. mh6K* FOR MONTGOMERY AND ETUMPKA. A E1@ h The good aud substantial steamer Nssssssess5zF5Z. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, G. w. Lappngton, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 9th inst. at o'clock, PM. .-.-.. For freight or passage apply on board sr to
 mh6 NJ. WAKING & co.
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MEMORANDA.

Adv. al st Thomas, (no daieD ship Massachusetts Spear. for Mobile or New Orleans.
 Al Belize, IIond, Jan 23-B ig Marian Gage Read, i'm N-w-York.
 SPOKEN, Feb Is, lat g, lon 73 ship, reported AL daia on for Liverpoo-probabiy the Albatross Smp son, hence ith nlt Tor Liverpool
 On 2 .ih uit oil Salt ,kr, Bank. ship John DunIap, n for Bns'or fstl -.7 ''H iH'f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. A ErSsD-a N The splendid passenger steamboat N;SiSsssS=5ErEZ JAMES HEWITT. Quarrier mas- ter, will leave for the abuve and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 8th March, at 5 o. clock PM. t
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mh6 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. . h The fine fast running passenger SsxssjEfkes75 steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan master, will leave fur the above and al inter- mediate landings, On SATURDAY. the slh March, at o'clock PM. uT4,l 5'-.r tar 5..a t1 For freight or passage apply on boardor to
 mh6 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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OR MONTGOM E E

FOR GAINESVILLE. N Ia h The new steamboat NEW ERA, Es5Esslz@ T. w. LyIes, will leave for the ahove and all in termadlate landings, on SATURDAY, Sth March, at o'clock PM.
 For freight passage apply on board or to mh6 M. WARING & CO. 68 Front-st
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FOR ARFROEEN

FOR ABERDEEN. -" caSS h The steamer MINERVA. B. w. &zSsssE zSsssEEeEaEHx- Martin, master, will leave foi the above and all intermediate landings. THIS DAY, 9th inst. at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on hoard or to mh6 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
 SE& The l American ship FARWELI., SfaA Soudder master, Cat take 500 bales cotton. For freight of which apply to !.
 ARCH'D GRACIE, mh6 corner Royal and St Francis st
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FOR ABERDEEN, h Eo h The new light ,'raught steamboat Sss5ttsz RUBY, Captain Oates, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings FRI. DAY, 7th inst, at o'clock PM positively. For freight or passage apply on board or to h, mh6 CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

&O0n REWARD-Ranaway from the sub
 R~VOscribei about the 29hl of June last my negro man JOHN, 22 years old. about fee. or 5 nches high, dark complexion, li,iie round vhuui. dered has beautiful set of front teeth rather s,u- pid in appearance hut very pleasing when spoken to John IS a brick layer by trade. l purchased him of MT James E. Zuniz about years ago. and he pur.i chased him from MT. Ensign--al of Mobile, neither of whom can recollect where he came from or If who~ he was purchased by them. The above reward wil De paid ,or the conviction of any white peruo \ decoy'ne said negro away, fifty dollars for ,he sp. p,e"efs,on of the boy and hs delivery to me n Mo- ;a. 2. 2, ,ss, .weny aoamrs Tor he cpmu,men, any
 %h5 nh. ','', .' ,''H I'M. FoBERTsoN.
 W Dc New Orleans Plea, uue and the Messes. in. Advertiser will please copy till iorb.d ]. M.R.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06

Posr.OFFteR, tIvLie. lahama. c UMMER ARRANGEMENf.- .-The Fastern o Mail will hereafter close at II o'clock AM. and be dhe at 125 O clock PM. nh4
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STEPHEN R. ROE, (laie commander of feblS the Hudson River sleaml,oat C sEmnjre ,,l

pANAWAY-On the 9th inst, my negro lnan lI slave HARRY, aged about 45, and feet . or 8 inches hIgh. His head shows considerable gray hairs, and his beard, when long. is quite gray He is stout built, carries his head and wake quick -chews great deal of tobacco, and also fond of smoking. Some of his front ieeil, are out Heis n country negro and speaks in rathera drawling tone, but very plausible, and has worked some time as u shoemaker; he .s aso something off fiddler, snd it is believed carrIed of his violin. His cloths, when he left, were black hat, blue pants and mixed rouu jacket, besides taking ginghalns summer frock coat and other clo'hIng not known. bought Harr, (wh his wife) abont Is months ago, Mir. Foster post master at cross roads, Bledsoe county. Trna, and it is supposed he will attempt to get hack there He had previously lived in lrwinon, Barbour county. Alabama. A reasona ble reward. and all proper ex- penses will be paid for his arrest and delivery to me, or for secnrlng him hai he is recovered The ,en. aliies of the law wiIlbe visited upon any persau guilty of harboring. employing, or facilitating his escape. 70 isni C,nh5l ~ 4j@tC.fA. STUART
 l04-The Selma Press will insert 3 times and send bill to this office.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-06
EnR NEW.ORLEANS.

(Regular se,ni-,o'ekly packet to tls Neso Basin.) Leaves New Orleans Wednesday ond Saturday Evennes' Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays
 <Ssass%- h The fine new aW stdunch steamer L.lhsBy4lsYbssS MONTEZUMA J.McC Baker mas vs$ will leave iG the above port on THIS DAY, 6li March at 10 o'clock AM
 For freight or passage, having excellent accommo- datons, apply on hoard or 10
 mh6 C. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com-st
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RAN-ooV rachs, Tor sale iuw bs 1-D mh6 C. A GILBERT < BRO, 50 Com :,
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MOBILE
Thursday Morning, March 0, Is4s

The new Post Office Bill has passed both Houses of Congress.
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ws thought very indiffe"enlly done if not carelesslv surred IL is the noblesi passage of the whole play, inimnable for the power of its language and the exquisite na'uralness and poetry of it's associa
 tons. u is the key to Hamiet's grief It opens to the vista to the profound depths of his melancholy and despair IL Is the first outpourng of his pen up sorrows and emotions the death of an honored fla ther and the ncestuous marriage of mother hilher- deeply loved. and like the incipien and 6fu erup- lions of volcano, giving awful augury of the drefnl disasters that must follow quick apace. Yet we were surprised 10 find that from this sooquy of the finest passages wholly omitted in the recital,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

DARK SUSpiciOns and Subsequent De
Ueiopments,-T Boston Post states, that
early on Wednerday morning, muckman
was seen 10 drive 10 llO Washington street
from the western part Of Ike city, having
three boxes about six feet in length label
ed TO one Dr.. Gutter, accompanied by a
business gent. They we've Instantly On
loaded and hurried up stairs. The haste,
the appearance Of the accompanying gent,
The particular length and labels Of The boxes
all combined TO excite the suspicious OF
some knowing observer, who soon com.
municated the circumstances TO the Cily
Marshal, with a desire that The affair be in
vesliga'ed; as it was supposed that they
contained bodies for dissection, taken from
some buryng ground. The Marshal im
medlately issued an order TO Constable
Clapp', 10 search the suspected boxes. A
Iocksmlh was sent for, with request that
he proceed to The spot prepared to open
boxes containing something Of very Of.
:enslve smell. The City Malshsl, Constable
Clapp,wih Coroner. .& large number Of
individuals being assembled, all with visages
as soumn asIthe grave, anxiously standing
around The smith proceeded TO reveal terrible
mysteries. Al length the lid was raised, q
long robe hid the contents; some were pale,
all was silent as the halls OF death. A
corner of the cloth was raised hand was
seen beneath, and all was developed.
The sequel was this. The boxes had
contained French Mannikins, ,or paper men
belonging TO Dr. Cuuer, lecturer on an
a'omy and physiology, which had been
taken from the boxes by Mr.. Cutcheon
(Ieaving The arms) before the official in
vesIigalors arrived, and carried above into
the engraving loom of Mr.. Chandler, To
have some cuts taken from them. Mr.
Q. hearing the gathering, wen. down and
explained The mater. The whole com
pany soped' forthwith, but said nothing
10 those they met Of the 'horrid develop
nens.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
COURT WEEK.

The several Courts for Columbia Coun
~ adjourned on last Saturday, after an &C
i've term Ct five days. The following
'ases were the principal matters Of interes
n the Qiarler Sessions.
Commonwealth Indictment for passing
John d. Vanhorn of Farmers Banks oI
New Jersey. Trial, April 22d-verdicr
Guilty.
NJ Ollon for new trial, which alter ar
gument was refused The Court sentenced
Deiendent 10 undergo an imprisonment for
3 months in the County Jail, and pay :
fine and the costs.
Bnckalew, Dep. Atty. Gen'lfor Common
Wealth. Bancroft, Patterson and Leidy
for Defendenl
Commonwealth ! Indictment for passing
VS. counierleit money
Daniel B. Gray Trial April, ID, Yer
dict, Not Guilty, Defender. to pay the
coats. Costs paid.
Buckaew, for Commonwealth; Cooper,
Com ely and Montgomery for Delenden,.
Con monwealih Indictment, Larceny
VS. for stealing sheep -
Daniel B Gray Delendenl, no, appear
ing no trial, and tecognizance (SlOO) for
flied,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03
EMIGRANTS TO OREGON.

In spite Of John Bulls protest agains,
The occupation of Oregon; that country is
rapidly filling up with emigranls, and by
the time John gets ready 10 thrash the
United States for claiming its own; he will
have little army in that county to rout al
so. The following paragraph in Western
paper shows how The tide is setting:
I'm Army Of Emigrants,-News from
Independence; Mo. informs US thai the
emigrans now near that poiui number
about seven thousand, all destined for
Oregon and California They will starr
about The same time, divided into convenient
companies for travelling with ease and
safety. The Indians will not attack party
of five hundred. OF course the emigrants;
this season, will stand in no fear Of lhe led
SKINS. lis astonishing wha, a tide is set
ting towards the fertile lands on lhe Pac
lhc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-05-03

mouth 10 rest after their long sea-voyag'
they are a noble-looking sci of fellow
and rare specimens of The 'children o
the forest
SouTH WESTERN ELECTRICAL TEL
gGRAPH-'rhe electric telegraph for
the use Of Government on the South
Nesrcrn Railwsy is now regularly a,
work. The wires extend from The ter
mlous at Gosport, lhrough'the lorlifca
IONS, aud ioto the Royal clarence.
yard.
DR.. WIFI arrived at Constsnlinoplr
on the 22d Feb, aud was 10 leave for
London 10y the Oriental Steam Compa-
|oy's packet.
OREGON The London Times OF
March 3I@l has long and powerful ar
ucIe in reference 10 Oregon, from which
lht subjoned extract is made:
After some Introductory remarks the
riicle proceeds as follows:
If negolialions underlaken between
Nr. Huskisson aud Mr.. GsIlslln, 10
1896, led TO no more sat isfactory result
Ihan renewal of the temporary conven-
non 1918, il is most improbable thai
any negotiation will terminate NOR
successfully, unless il turn upon The ar
blralon Of third Power. This expe.
deni is, howevrr, rejected by The Amer
lcans; and the tone of Mr.. Polk's sd.
dress does not lead US TO suppose that he
would even adhere to the uHim0tum
OF 1897, which was the prolongaIlon OF
the frontier along ;he 49th parallel Of
n. latitude from The point al which
now terminates 10 the Pacific.
'Our position in the matter is a de
fensive, though not altogether passive
one. England desires an amicabIe ad
juslmenl; but if that be rendered imposs.
ible the unlraclabIe policy Of her oppo
neni the aggressive conduct OF the a
merican government, and the unparalI
eled language Of The President suffice
to prepare US tor the other alternative.
The rights Of British subjects in the
country of The Oregon must Of course
be defended; and, indeed, the British
positions there ale sufficiently strong TO
defend themselves from any sudden al
tack be made by American cilzqns,
The American government must ol
course be held responsible for it., and
The people Of the United States mus
lake The consequences.