Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-30
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 FOREIGN VIEws.-We glad that " inner x Smiths European Fines have, in some dc gree ,made the amende hono,abIe for s nsaIts upon ,he Ameri- chaIacer OH the Oregon question. The follow ing extract, received by inc hIbernia, shows hbe- ralIty oi feeling and expanded views, which do dit to that paper. It IS punsent hit at of the European politicians. ~ho have advanced the ab. surd and ntoierablC theory of 'the balance of pow er:''
 "AENExATIoS OF TExAs.-The annexation of Texas, winch may now be regarded as consulnnaied, IS too important an event in the history of nations 10 escape tie ynx.eyed viz lance of the press ID this quarter of the globe It has been freely commented on since the arrival of the cadia, last eek which brought the resolutions oi tle Texan Congress. The annexation not oi course, paladble to John Bull, which perhaps, the best reasou why 1t should be popular the Western shores of the Atlantic. The leading organ of the late Government, the Morning Chronicle, makes the subject o bi,ter attack the foreign policy oi the present Cabinet, which might, and ought, it contends, to have prevented the trophe. 1t is ridiculous 10 hold such language The Ministry could not have prevented the xaon, if they had strained every art which diplonaty sug gesis The policy o Mexico, ever since Texas wrested her freedom from that mbecile power, has, step by step. accelerated the which the lat ter is now 50 chagrined The ungraieful not to say pitiful, conduct of Santa Anna in constantly keep ing in shot water," and actually making upon the people who first defeated. and then, with gen. erous ler0sm, gave him life and liberty, caused Texas to be attracted, as sympathecally as the pole attracts the needle, to the United States. The citi- zens of that country were in feeling, they in name, citizens ol the great RepubIic-one com mon sympathy of country, and kindred and institu. tions, animated alike the minor and the major Re- public. The "star-spangled banner' has increased another strpe, and has baed the policy of European statesmen-those long headed personages, who fancy that like Joshua, the sun ought to stand still their bidding.
 'What has taken place inevitable Tn the na- ture of things, and has long since been anticipated by all who could read the signs of the political horo. scope. but American aggrandzenent, they say, Will not stop here. Fms large slice of decrepid Mex ico may ieed but will not satisfy, greedy Republi. cans. fearnings after California are already ap. parent. Oregon, nay, Mexico itsel, may be swal lowed up speedily ny the energetic Anglo American race' now spreading over the Northern continent- Such are the Tears ol the rulers of the old world fears which are participated in, to some extent by many who ought to know better, in our own island J
 THE CoTToN CRoP,-We have cherished tbe hope for some time past, says the "Macon Messen. ger, of the 2lst instant, that change of the season might materially benefit the prospects of the cotton crop. But the drought has 30 long prevailed that very little benefit could be deriyed from change of the It is only in very limited sections of the State, that the crop be midllng or an aver age one-in other paris it must be very short one
 The corn crop also, in proportion to the demand for consumption, the shortest that has been made within the last twenty years.
 A QuIErUs TOR CROSS BAsIAs.--By ths we do not mean knocking their brains out ags inst the bed post, nor any thing of the sort. Nor do ws mean giving them paregoric, Daay's elixir, Daby's carminative, black drop, or any poison The only requisite to quiet the sqnang, squealing, miserable lii" wretch of baby, is that il shall possess nose. In he midst its screaming, press your finger gently and repeatedly the cartilage of that useful or. gan, and in less than two minutes it will be asleep. The ca stern paper from whence this important dis. covery is derived, says in one minute, but we allow i've, to prevent any dissPpoip.msnt-IN Y. Mirrsr,