Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-01
MOBILE
Thursday Morning, May 1. Is4o


brought by the Great Western.
The principal matter Of interest is The Parliamen-
tary debate the Oregon Question, arising out of
The annunciaIion by Mr.. Polk in his inaugural nd
dress, of "a clear aud unquestionable title to Oregon.
In both Houses of Parliament, Ministers made de-
cL'raIions On the subject the effect that the qnes
ton Is under discussion, and subject equitable
rangement, but that Great Britain has rights which
she claims TO be ''clear and unquestionable," and
which on the failure Of friendly compromise she Is
determined and prep AIRED To MAINTAIN.
Lord Aberdeen, in the House of Lords, and Sir
RoBERT PEEL, in the House of Commons, the lat
ter IN reply to Lord John Russell. expressed the
opinion, that il was impolilc in the state fine
negotiations, to produce The papers, but that nego-
tiations failing. they would assert and uphold The
the British right. We have published the principal
part of the debate, that our readers may zee how
JOHN BULL fires up at Mr.. PoLK's assertion of an
American right. proving his right TO complain. by
asserting that he has the right HIMSELF and II fight
for it If we do not agree to give him much as may
please him.
tremendous bursts of applause" followed these
declarations, so say the reporters for The PRESS and
of course every who shouted. doubtless G,ncied
the universal Yenkee nation already frightened by
the ecbo or these sbou,s
The rsad., will M, fail ,o r.,,,.L L... .,..,
wings this side of the water, anticipated, in adj
vance, the line of British argument on this question
and will. moreover, discover that there as we'll as
here it has been found out who James X POMis
The schooner Yucatan arrived at New Orleans,
from Vera Cruz, on Monday. She sailed on The
Goth inst, being last Sunday week.
The news b, her is not decisive. Gen Ai,nonts
has reached Mexico, and his correspondence with
our Government is published. The papers from the
city of Mexico are to the 18TH They contain no.
thing at all definite on the subject of the purposes Of
Government They are hll of Recommendations a nd
threaeniues but The thoupht rOo,g 10 war with the
United States directly. does moi seem IN s well
with Them. On the Contrary the idea of Senor f,n,
pas that Mexico NAV bonornbIv assent TO The indie.
pendence ofTExAs hut not TO its annexation 10 the
United States. i. reneated with favor. AS ,bouob
that would probabl, be adopted as way Of escaping
from the necessity of carrying their big talks against
us, To the actual extremity of making war. Up to
the 18th Congress had neither passed nor taken up
any measures Of hostility towards the United States
In our opinion the course of Mexico will be de-
yed until intelligence is received from England of
the effect produced upon the British government BY
the passage of the annexation resolutions and will
he decided in conformity with British advice The
Texan President evidently has the same opinion, and
is disposed 10 be guided by the same event as far as
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.ion or Co,o,ess ,,r co,s;dsr;,o Tho ,.so,,;ons -
the middle of lime. Tina ,eservno n, o,,or,,,;,, tn
bs.r d;rsc,lv from, E,,,,nd "a wsll M rrom Mi.
On .e,.r ,b rs,,., IN ,h,, o,,var,,.n Of oo,,a,,o,
dence with England
W. s,,,s ,ha.e .s o,r ;m,ras0;o,s If IN. ,rob,h,.
co,rse of things a. Indicated ,,,m nex;co and from
Texas. If The acknowledgements ofTexas Indepen.
dence. with The offer or lo,ns Guarantees ar o,har
material financial aid to Texas, can b. made aya,la
BILE TO defeat annexation we baye no doub, that all
will be ready TO be offered before the Texas Con.
eress in lime and that no hos,ili,es will he declared
until the even, is known.
This opinion is not shaken nv the rcpor, broueb,
to New Orleans from Ma,amoros. which also
came by yesterdays mail, which states ON the au-
thor,ty ola gentleman who left Ma,amoros las,
Thursd that news had been received there tina ,
the Mexican Congress had before them bill to close
the ports of the country agains, American vessels
and had desalched troops to the mouths of the Lei
Norie, Brassos and Santiago rivers 1t is not likely
that The news at Matamoros from the CITY of Mexico
the day named could be many hours later, If at all,
than at Vera Cruz al the date first mentioned.
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i"e h"'e'''se' distributes It's "''en''"hs 10 us
wing contemporary VI ''e ''e''''" r'ee f'eSs' very
u"ei'! i"ee ""es !" '""' paper "on'"a''"s
WI w. oAiLE 'o' congress- PRODUCES "'eD
''""p' at '""'' picture u W.T. iANohf' "e pres
cut representative WIN Inc aman'e purpose oil set
Jug Two uen,"c'a's ny Inc ears Dut '"e next CO.
"''n" o' Tue FREE rfes' contains ms"ty Keen COM
mehary upon Our heighbor himself, sprinkied with
soned with some mysterious hints at by gone conro-
versies, with some good advice about understanding
subjects before administering rebukes with cau,;o,s
TO keen the Mobile hunder better oork ed a, home
and something like defiance mt the attemo, $40 bluff
(him) oT,''-some,hing, IA Mr.. Blocker a, The wbiy
meeting on Saturday NIGHT. on the sam. s,b;ec, nv
the bye said plainiy that he would mt he .oaooed,
There Is quite sharp auecdote ,old and annls IN
our neiphbor for a,,emotinu IN ,l,v tho hf;na
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