The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-01

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crpt Harper brothers. The book publishers They
consum' about SSoCo0 OF $50, 900 worth per anndm;
bpt they don't pay the Cash weekly, as the Herald
does
These extraoi dlnaIy facts in the printing bus
ness, newspapers and books indicate the gene,sl
prosperity in all kinds OF business in New York =
The movement, too, is onward-the New York He
raid IS still increasing, both in circulation and ad-
vertsements, IN proportion 10 the gradual growth of
the city and country In few years our establish
ment, by the gradual growth of the country, will
be worth, IN rcual value, amount equal 10 that
OF an journal in London or Paris-tha, is TO say,
sum rising from one hundred thousand TO five hun
drrd thousand dollars, according as the population
aud trade of the country increase.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DEvELopMESrs--RELATIoN
BETWEEN THE united STArts AND ENGLAND
The relations brtween the Uni ed States and
England, becoming more and more interesting
and intricate every day The sensation that p-r
vaded both countries in the matter Of the annexa-
ZION of Texas. has been finally settled-that is, as
far as this country is concerned-and the spirit that
is now predo minant among the American people,
that Of further acquisitions of territory, and this
brings us into immediate collision with the Euro
pean cabinets. Now, let us see.
During the last few days, in particular, affairs
have reached highly interesting point and there
have been rumors OF all descriptions aioat, lncu-
ding all kinds OF propositions, alternatives, and
plans started with reference 10 the set
Element OF the Oregon question with England. One
day, the newspapers full Of statements, repre-
senting that the British Minister, at Washington,
had proposed leaving the settlement OF this affair
with the American government, TO arbitration,
which method had been declined by Mr.. Polk and
his Cabinet Another day this is contradlced, and
plan is briefly alluded to, tor the settlement OF IT.
on entirely new principles, which would COM
bne the operation OF time, and future
events as the elements Of arbltration.-
On this subject the Journal Of Commerce states that
.Mr Packenham, tn British minister at Washing
ton finding that there is little hope OF adjusting the
Oregon question W comp omlse or arbitration. has
proposed IL leave the whole territory its present
couu nor for twenty years under the joint frotec
ton OF England and ,Lt United States, and with the
stipulation that II the eli oi said period IL III n in
h,hirants may attach III .rn,elves either country,
or erect themselves ,uto al independent severe On
~, - they may ret " Another journal gives the
lnNlng - Great Ruew uom proposes Il leave
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20 a. az es'e. ,ucm Z; ,ney ~ouid consider hksy TO
they should ies gnae as tar as prac-
neanie snch portions OF the territory IN dispute same to
soon after as the resid mt settlers thereon for five rec
ding years 100 600 That then the said resident
terms 10 he xed for holding Inc h, saiS
sio'ers and mat upon two thirds agreeing TO form
Tinted sses or - her Br,annc MAJESTY b rs ,ne
70 each OF SAID powers equal privileges trade,
AM ai,les 70 the sx,en, ~ 9oo & ~ r res
tide nasigable waters 100 within five miles and
NY .s , . Nv one m,ae one loui,n o. salI % acres
such authorised agency as should be mutually
's.eeu on " 'ne commissioners
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siis pioPosiioh y u tia' nature, that y would go
iai 70 compromise ''e various uillicuues tnat nave
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