New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
core.pondence ofthe eEuropcan Times.


PARIS Sis, May ls45
Little has been said In the Partisan journals during the
sI fortnight ON American affairs but the few articles
that have appeared very decided opinion is expressed
that however menacng the Oregon question may appear
vii be settled amicahy. the United States and Great
Britain both having immense interest in the prcscrva
Ton Of peace. Ia one journal. in which this opinion l.
gwen decided declaration Is made that the settlement
Aer what may VIII Zee d-gaceiul to or the other
power both having taken such high and p,rcmptOrl
ground that amy iinchlng viii be base and infamous
b., this way of viewing the mu,icr absurd and ntcu
ious Granting that the American Government may nave
zone TOO frr ON the one hand, ami The british Govern
nen On the other surely IL would b. making bad worse
be adding crime 10 folly. TO rush into war for childish
Qgnctho 10 which sha make the nrsi or he longest
step towards reconciliation. All sensible, all Pdccd
men whether French. or British, American. with
rAom have converted in this capital and all the ably
Conducted spapcrs. unanimous IN thinking Thai
he question can only be settled by mutual concessions
dha those concessions will take place sooner or later
hey entertain the slightest doubt The next arrival
MN America are looked forward TO with great anxiety,
s,hey will all probability, bring the decision OF the
tn,eo states Cabinet ON the subject.
With respect 10 Texas there has been something said.
nc more written hut all that ind worth noticing Is T.
sairg article IN The Constitutional Of this morning The
Cossfgt0nad asserts positively. on the faith OF private
eief. from London mat the English Cabinet has II
CURED ..1m the French Government IN return for tn,
Concession aes made On the right 81 search question.
: assistance aud cooperation IN resisting the AnneNa
-e- and this IL u4nd. the Constitutional adds. nas
Teen sccSdcd IL further asserts that the English and
french Diplomatic agents in Texas had in the OF
re- ieciive Governments, induced the President o.
IeNe not 10 conyokc the Congress before The end OF the
aonih Of July. OF the beginning Of August proinsns
am in The mean time, 20 procure the recognition o.
Texas by NcCo and the adoption by England OF the Cebi
VI Texas Ia return for treaty TO be hereafter entered
INTO la enable TO The admission OF English manufactures
mo mat country. Tho Constitutional protests with
some energy against this Arrangement and declares
that IN aeeecns tot the Finch Ministry has acted with
bad tHa towards the United states Government
insists lnM france ought 10 have maintained b
rrc; neutrality Ia the matter and declare. tha, Nj
Calhoun ana be American Minister. hai counted uno,
hat neutrality. conclude. hy saving ths, II The, ro
ecied Annexation OF Texas 20 the United Stale. m irr
vented the latter WI. pe much mortified. and vii be-
wgry not win England bu, with France. and IL So.
verciy condemns the Government, for conseu,ins q
hssr pvoforaeenf ale pHissaHce ate de IA Fran, y
lcQHeis oNeci DOT coFserr d lss passports Hay
NJ thus laid before YOU cpi,oinc OF the article ~ Tho
Csssuafiorae must YOU against placing ir,ulei,
hrh upon ia statements Notwithstanding th, posi,iv,
rsnns in which they put forth. The Coasfiraan
a. true l. Whist the French cal an journal sersla
-, Is the Recognised organ OF NJ Theirs who has beer
sriui.cr hopes io pc minister again. : one OF IN
no., eirncn, political men OF France and the recognise.
seder OF d political party But then The C0Hsnafi9Hn,
80 violently anti Ministerial that u often asserts tina
tss a. suspects them to be. don't say tnat M
eonv IN tas cOEirdrr ali II ssys may be tru
gospel writ. but with my experience of Parisiv
newspapers IN general and the Constitutional IN parti,
-@r, had rather wait for confirmation Of wnsi i ac
'seed than at once express belief IN H.
hwas expected that NJ Guizot the Minister for F0reig
A'Afs. would before this have resumed The active due
as important Office but he hss had relapse which
feared, VIII prevent him from appearing in III
snAnoeg N the course Of the present session He has
however. no intention Whatever OF retiring from III
Ministry.
no doab, seems 10 be entertained that in the cours
o. Tie present year the Queen Victoria and the Primo
Aoef' VIII vis the hing Of the French nj Paris. IL
zen sad That apartments IN the Louvre. formerly accu
ne celebrated King Henry ", being prepare
'cr her Nsje.;ys reception
Tue annual exhibition of the works OF living painter
.oa sceltors has closed for the season Taken sogs
80 'he eShioiuon was neither better nor worse thai
ose Of preceding years. 1t was however, rcmarksbl
~ inin,nse picture painted by Horace vernet rel
Nsseuns The Taxing u the srnala' dsships sxplcj