New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09
Momeurous.


We stop the press. thst we may give 10 The Amer
ican people withou, single days delay the follow
ing extract. JUS, put into our hands The writer IS
gentleman OF the pures: patriotism and OF great
ability Ee IS Tot connected wiki cur missions
abroad, bu; he never writes upon any SUBJECT on
which he IS not accurately informed and N the
present instance we have every reason 20 selieve
thai MS statements and views are the result Of the
anpiesi opportunities " nich any one could desire
ioc ascertaiun The Ruth from the highest and most
questionable sources
EIt-scf ron pratt ier ro7' al 4n1ecin itieH n0'
N Eu-9ps, IsI.ei e LoSDoS. April l.. 1870
Il generally believed in ne best Informed cir
ces, ;ha; Sir RobeT: Peel VIII sscceet II erec;ns he
change proposed HIN il he corn laws
and tha he viii then, with nl minister's retire from Office
Tbs VII happen early day probably before tie
middle q ne1t month \ cAoire: WILL OF coarse, oe
Immediately formed. a:ter tie dissolution o the p-esen,
Under the selection of Lord John Russell and Lord
PalreTs;on Il Is confidently Asserted Will De restored 10
his old post OF Secretary Foreign Asairs The chief
obstacle 20 the formation Of ministry by Russell.
=. The tine OF Pee resignation, the objection ued
acsics; PaHers:on OF the hostile feeling which
he known entertain toward France. twas feared
or both sides Of the Channel hat lie would De
"a in destroying entente orsIG which su5sisted be-
Guizo; anG Peel, rsaer between the two
nents
In anticipation Of the esry resignation Of the Peel
Ministry Pslmsrstcu svaied himself of the Easter hoi
day. TO make visit 70 the French Metropolis where be
stl continues for the purpose u IS very evident oil
reconcins Louis Philippe TO his restoration BE has
been kindly received By Monsieur Guzot aud the
other members OF the Cabinet and bis minson doubt
less will terminate successfully. His sentiments with
regard 10 France will hereafter be entirely pacific be-
his continuance in Office would be OF but Short du
ration they 10 become otherwise but have
awful iorebodngs that coun,ryis ind in him
nveterste deadly enemy In his newborn zeal for the
welfare of France ne will ST seize upon GuiSots
balance OF power doctrine in North America, and use
MS position and his talents the des
perae purposes any time contemplated By England
ny IN -
which institutions exercising the other na
lions Of the earth
sincerely regret tina, there should De Sigh;
prospect for adjusting the Oregon question before
Pee- Administration "a st eni. Sucn event could
have been consu,amaed there had been mode.
degree Of good management in Congress. Had the
Notice. sincerely and may add. pstrioticsy
urged by the President been promptly authorized 10 be
given with the elevated ground upon whch
placed BY the correspondence which accompanied the
there Is NOT the shadow doubt but hs,
thing could have been before this, snicaoy arranged,
aud the genera satisfaction OF the people of the United
States. But distinctly fOresee that such result Is
longer stts!nable by negotiation Stsrtle when
you. my candid belief that should the
Notice arrive by the 18th under the House resou
ton nothing like the clear ike OF The i9th parallel be
secured Peel could not be- prevailed upon To settle
thai, ust ne is going out ii the Notice be-
fore him and il we disposed 10 compromise
tha; boundary Russell will hesitate long In my opinion
before he will offer i.
:: Thus have been carried by the tiGid,y
OF the Senate. 10 the brink of precipice where
with all It's horrors-i,s tcmoralizjng influences
beheld in the distance. The arguments asains,
claim in that body and the various propositions made
ther adjust The question d-fuyey, regardless Of
IN. opinions of the Executive have rendered diplomacy
upon the subject mere mockery. Added 10 these diff
culties which the Administration has TO encounter is
the press OF the opposition which to have no ho
er object than 10 invalidaie ownership of the terri
tory and 10 impusn the ores Of the President tor In
sisting rights. Nor do they stop here for they
vastly augmented by the pens OF such restless and
mischievous spirits rs and
Under such adverse circumstances frankly confess TO
you that cannot discover solitary ray Of hope for main
tanning rights IN Oregon except by the last reSorthc
alt,1d ratio OF nations. IL Is melancholy reflection 10
me- which bows down with load of grief, but
which cannot dismiss from my mind since
How differently did view this matter be-
fore left country then imagined that Peel
in his place. and that England would yield all
she could consistently with honor before she would have
regards the Executive power of country far rs Is
welded in this controversy sterly parayZ ed by the
ton OF the Senate; and, Intoxicated almost TO insanity
with the eceu successes OF her in the East the
cIhc sentiments which prevailed in the pub mind
ates TO the United Suites rapidly giving away those
OF . hostile and belligerent character"
THE LIBEL CAsE.-We understand that the case
aeains, Mr. F. Thomas of Maryland for libel has been
this day continued till the fall session of the Court of this
city Much debate had taken place the bar upon the
motion OF Mr. Thomas counsel take Mrs Linn
tmouy by depostion-which failed The 10 con-
nued to give the opportunity OF having her testimony
taken before the court in person. Wash. Union.
ES General WORTH and Lieutenant LARKIS
SMITH (ot Gen. saf) arrived this evening this city
from General TayorS camp, b. the southern route. We
understand they represent the army perfectly secure
against any attack, and prospect of any collision
Washington Unien, eth