The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-20
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

later intelligence from England. The British
journals were still discussing the Oregon ques-
ton, and the news from this country had changed
their tone to one more guarded and apparently
favorable to peace. There is however as much
of genuine hatred US and our institutions as ever
witness the rawlings of the Tory Liverpool Mail :
"When did England cheat, rob, swindle
or defraud the United States? She never
did. The question, therefore, like Lord
Rosse's monster telescope, must be turned
in different direction. And, we ask, when
did the citizens of the United States cease
to carry on civil war of cheating, robbing,
and swindling against this country2 She
boasts of her honor. Can she pay her Just
debts? She brags of her power? She can
not make gun to arm her most formidable
frgate, the Princeton. The only national
bank she ever possessed was founded upon
English capital; and, according to her usual
practice, and the rules of her government,
she swindled and robbed the English share
holders In short, and in plain terms, the
,rhole system Of frepublicanism in the United
States Is founded on robbery. The repolu-
ton vas a premeditated act ofrobbery. The
sympathy of its leading repohttionists Nth
France, aUas an act of unqueStionable" and
objectionable pilIainy These be hard words;
but their truth is demonstrated in every act
of that senseess and dishonest democracy.
There are, however, may sensible men in
America--me of property and influence
who see that dishonesty does not prosper
that limits are set to mob rue--and that the
time has come when the institutions of the
United States must undergo a change for
the general benefit of the commonwealth"
That portion of the English spectators who
held iron and cotton at high rates, expecting war
with America were much disappointed by fall
in these articles on the receipt of the news from
this country.
"The lime for inactivity is past, for that
is the very weapon which we are told, by
the best authority, is TO be used against US.
1t is still as desirable and as possible as it
has ever been, that the question should be
settled by an equitable arrangement, sane
toned, if necessary, by an arbitration. But
if the American cabinet sinks back into that
inactivity, of which We, now thoroughly uR-
derstand the meaning and the motive, it be-
comes the British Ministers to put an end
to convention that only yjaffords a cloak for
hostile designs against a, British province,
which have been already openly avswed by
the President of the United States, and are
only postponed by the superior craft of other
American statesmen."-London Times.
"British ministers made the, mistake of
making their first proposal their utimatuna,
and as American negociators refuse this, the
negociators that have come since, and are to
come, will shrink to the last, in a country
like America, from maintaining less, Or yield
ing more, than their predecessors. If any
party could or would do this, it is the party
) Of the American Wings. The Democrats
cannot. And with some foresight of the
J difficulties that awaited any attempt at solu-
ton, we certainly ought to have aimed at
that solution when the American Wing party
; was in powor, and when the Maine question
being in debate, concession on the north
east might have warranted and excused OBJ
stinacy in the northwest. .-Morning Chroni-
, Gle.
IRELAND.-It is said that these is some doubt of
the Maynooth grant passing the House of Lords
If SO 0'Connels insult to America will be rather
! losing speculation. He, is, however, about
[ to call series of monster meetings to agtate
, repeal-and in consequence of this or some other
cause the Queen will not visit Ireland this
:, FRANcE.-A correspondent of Winners Times
e an English paper states that the Government
n papers of Louis Phillip opposed to us on th'
y Oregon question and that they have studied th'
question; but the legitimis, liberal, and republi
5 can papers are opposed to England, and hare no
S studied it, and that therefore tho French paper
S are against us! The Journal of M. Theirs, thu
(. Constitutional, taunts the Government with it
subservicncy to England and hostility to its OLE
s ally the United States. 1t matters very little
u what the French Journals say or Louis PHILLIP
IL wishes, France is the natural enemy of Eng
e land,n and SO it would be found if matters cam
/ to difficulty.
y The French are about establishing Bank il
~ Algiers. We do not know for what purpose ex
70 cept to corrupt the insubordinate Arabs and max
II them more willing to bear foreign yoke. Bank
ers it is thought will be able to teach the pirate
of the Mediterranean less dangerous and NOR
= honorable way of robbing than they have hithert
= pursued.
+ SWEDEN has abolished slavery in st. Barthoe
is NEW, one of tho West India Islands in her posses
u sion. e.
THE PROGRESS OF CoMMERcE.-Ws boas
er of the growth of our foreign trade. Let u
,e see wherein it consists. In the year l795
according to the report of Mr.. TENcH Coxr
Or then Commissioner of the Revenue, the Elk
ports of the u States amounted to $47, ,l55
- SIS, of which the largest amount went t
rs France and its dominions, viz; $l2,653,635