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Government Of Mississippi.
STATE OFFICERS.


ALBEar G. RRowN, Governor.
Wilson Hemingway, Secretary OF stare
]. Z Mathews, Auditor Of fubilc accounts
William Clark, Sla'o Treasurer'
John D. Freeman, Attorney General:
4 M. Lewis, Librarian q Keeper OF CAPITOL
uNrrRD STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON
David C. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies
3, R. Cowherd, Register OF the Land Once
JUDICIARY.
rnoEs COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS;
Wm.L. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
A. M. Clayton, Associate Justice,
& r. Thatcher, I" "
John M. Duffeld, clerk, resides at Jackson:
ISessions. fret monday in Nov. and Jan'y.l
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Robe Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson
II. Dickinson, viceechancellor,
J. C.Alderson elk, resd nee Holly Springs
session, LIST monday in June and DecembeT].
sessions, likewise, at Columbus 4 Pontotoc..
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel J. Ghoson, Judge residence monroe
r. NJ. Gaines, U S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee Jackson
VIM. Burns, clerk, residence, Jackson.
OF BIedso,U S dist ATTY, Northern Dis
And'w A Kincannon, marshal, res, Colmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid'nec, Monro co
CIRCUIT COURT UNIFIED STATES.
Feter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
VIII Brown, clerk, residence Jackson.
! session, Isl monday in May and november
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aug JAMES BUCHANAN.
Louis McLane, Esq, ETC., etc.
mr.. McLone to Mr. Buchanan.

LONDON, January 8, 1916.
SIR: received on the 29th of December
your despatch dated the 18th of the month;
and on the day following sought an
interview with Lord Aberdeen, in order that
in conformity with your instructions, might
bring to his notice the warlIke preparations
making by Great Britain, and, if possible,
ascertain their real character and object.
! It will not escape you that upon such a
subject it is not always easy TO obtain very
categorical answers, or entirely definite off.
Ecial information; and did not doubt that a
frank personal conference was the best, if
not the only mode, Of obtaining any satis>
factory information whatever.
In introducing the subject, adVeEted at
the same time to the information the Pre-
sident had received, from variety of sour>
/ Ices, of the extensive warlike preparations
making BY Great Britain, and the natural
Inference upon his part that in the present
Z pacific state Of the relations Of Great Bril-
: tam with all the powers Of Europe, they
r could only look 70 rupture with the United
7 States on the Oregon question.
! Lord Aberdeen said very promptly AM
frankly that il would Be improper TO disguise
that, with the sincerest desire to avoid &
they we're obliged to look @ be pOssibillt
of d rupture with the United States; an
That, in such crisis. the warlike prepara
: tons now making would be useful and i'm
Z, portanl; but he stated at the same time, yer
r. positively and distinctly, thai they had
II. ldrectr reference to such rupture. and Naoul
II. have been made in the same way, and
!. the same extent, without regard TO the rel
tions Of Great Britain and the United State
81 lie also adverted 10 the fact that sur
preparations As we're actually making b
been commenced before The relations b
tweenthe United States and Great Bfita
had become as serious as they now appear
IN lo be-, and therefore could mol Ct that tiI
zoo have had any connection with difficult
100 which had since grown out Of the Greg
% question. He thought, TOO, that ths Eepl
'' ". ssntations as to the extent Of the pfepai
rs lions must have been exaggerated. He .
20 niel that they related particularly, IS ] b
..og been informed, e distant service; q 4
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There is nothing in II, they are continc-
ed, not perfectly compatible with the strict.
est regard for the honor and Just interests
of both parties, particularly when Il is con.
sidered Of what small value to either Is the
portion Of territory which in reality form.
the subiect Of controversy, compared witt
the importance Of preserving a state O
peace and good will between Two such ma.
tions.
The undersigned takes advantage OF thii
opportunity to renew to the Hon. jane
Buchanan, the assurances OF his high CON
sideration. r. PAKENHAM.
The Hon. James Buchanan, etc.
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Friday, March 9. leA0.
The United States and Great
Britain.
[CORRESPONDENCE.l

- @~As~A~4A24 NNAN A@&A4Ne~@e~
The following Message from the Prcsi.
dent of the United States, communicating
the Correspondence which has recently taken
place between the Plenipotentiaries Of the
Governments Of the United States and Great
Britain in relation t. the Oregon Territory,
was laid before the House Of Represents.
tives on Saturday, the 9Th uIl.
TO the House Of Representatives.
Of the United States:
In compliance with the request Of the
House Of Representatives.. in their lesOlu.
ton Of the 3dinst., herewith communicate
a report from the Secretary Of State, with
the accompanying correspondence, which
has taken place "between the Secretary n
State and the Minister Of the United States
at London" and "between the Government
Of Great Britain aud this Government, il
lrelation to the country west Of the Rock!
Mountains, since the last annual Messag,
OF the PIesident" 70 Congress.
JAMES X. POLK.
Washington, February Z, ls46.
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government of the United states.
EyrcuTIYE.

EXECUTIVE.
JAMES K. Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, vice Presd snt.
James Buchanan, OF Pennsy lyania, secpy OF state.
w, Ii Marcy, OF New York, secretary OF the navy.
r. J. Walker, OF Mississippi seci'ry OF treasury
Geo. Bancroft, Of Massachusetts, secl'ry OF war
Cave Johnson, Of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general
JUDICIARY
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice
Lew Woodbury., OF N. Hampshire, justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, ] ?
John McInne, OF Ohio,
Henry Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania, 2.
James M. Wayne, OF Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky,
John. Catron, Of Tennessee,
PeteFY. Daniel, Of Virginia.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general of the army.
James Shields, com'r OF general land ONCE
Edmund Burke, commissioner OF patents.
Seth Barton. solicitor Of ;he treasury.
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To the Presidcut Of the United States.
DEPARTMENT &C STATE, }
Wnahinofnn. FehlnatY s. 1916.

washington, FebIuaFy ., 1910
The Secretary of State, to whom has been
referred resolution Of the House Of Reps
Iesentatives of the Sd inst, requesting the
President TO communicate 10 that House,
$50 far as, in his opinion, is not incompali-
bic with the public interest, all coUespon.
dence which has passed between the Gov.
eminent of Great Britain and this Govern.
ment, or BY or between any Of the officers
of said Government, in relation TO the coun-
try west Of the Rocky Mountains, since the
last annual message Of the President 10 this
House" has the honorto lay before the Pre-
sident the accompanying papers.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Mr.. Buchanan to Mr.. McLane
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Dec. IS, l845.

SIR:
The President has received information,
from variety of sources, which he cannot
disregard, that Great Britain is now making
extensive warlike preparations. AS her re,
lations with all the powers Of Europe seem
al present to be Of a peaceful character, the
prevailing and natural inference here is,
that these preparations look to rupture
with the United States on the Oregon ques.
ton. 1t is Of vast importance that this Gov
eminent should as early as possible, ascer'
tain their true character. You are therefore
instructed to embrace tho first opportunity
of bringing this subject to tho notice Of the
Earl of Aberdeen, in such manner as yol
may deem most expedient.
The President is also anxious to learn you
own opinion upon this subject with the leas
practicable delay.
am, etc.,
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z. BueLaaaa Q e. PaEeaham.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. 8, 1916.

| The undersigned Secretary OF State Of
tho United States, has the honor 10 acknowl.
edge the receipt Of the note Of Mr. Paken.
ham, her Britannia Msjesty's Envoy Extras
ordinary ard Minister Plenipoteniiay, dated
the 27lh ultmo, By which, under instrue.
tons fron his Government, he proposes 10
the Government Of The United States "Ihe
expedlency Of refeuing the whole question
Of an equitable division Of that 1.-The Oregonl
territory to the arbitration Of some friendly
tSovereign or Statc.-'
The undersigned has submitted this note
to the President, who, after having besiow.
ed upon it that respectful consideration so
eminenily due TO any proposition emanailng
from the British Government, has instruct.
ed me TO give the following answer.
The British Government do not propose
TO refer TO arbitration the question Of the
title TO The Oregon territory, claimed by The
two powers respectively. It is proposition
TO refer to friendly Sovereign or State mere.
ly the Partition or equitable division" OF
that territory between the parties. Il as.
sumes the fact that the title Of Great Britain
TO portion Of the territory is valid, and
thus takes for granted the very question in
r dispute. Under this proposition, the very
terms Of the submission would contain at
express acknowledgment Of the right Of
> Great Britain 10 a portion Of the territory
and would necessarily preclude the UniteC
States from claiming the whole before thu
> arbitrator. This. too, in the face Of the not
J. Of the undersigned, 10 Mr.. Pakenham, Of tn
y 30ih August last, by which the Presiden
= had asserted, in the most solemn form, III
y title of the United States to the whole tel
le IitoIy. Even if there were not other con
g elusive reasons for declining the proposition
a. q, this alone would be deemed sufficient by th
- - President.
II The President hearty concurs with ID
OF British Government 10 their regret, that a
pc attempts to settle che Oregon question
~ negotiation have hitherto failed He canno
6 however, concur with that Government
'ei the opinion that resort 10 arbitration. AZ
sc especially on the terms proposed, would
us us followed by happier consequences. On Il
III CONTRARY, be believes that any attempt
ost refer this question to third Power won
ny only involve it in new difficulties.
ia 10 declining this proposition, the Pres
dent refers to the sentiment expressed
*. the note Of The undersigned Of the S0th
not August last, to which allusiOn has alrea'
I'm been made, thatshe ''cherishes the hope th
J. us this Iong.pending controversy may yet
me finally adjusted in such manner as not
70 disturb the peace OF interrupt the harmo
now so happy subsisting between the t.
nations"
: The undersigned ayails himself of Il
occasion TO renew to Mr.. Pakenham ASA
ances Of his distinguished consideration.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Right Hon. Richard Pakenham, etc., e
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Right Hon. Richard Pakenham, etc., e
IEr. PQkenhqm to III. Buchanan.

WAsHGNToN, Jan. 8, 1916.
The undersigned, her Britannia Msiesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIeniPoe
Tertiary, has had the honor to receive the
note OF the Secretary Of State of the United
States, dated the 9th ultimo, containing a
proposal for referring the question Of an
equitable partition Of the Oregon territory
to the arbitration of some friendly Sovereign
or State.
The undersigned will take an early oP
lporeunity to transmit this communication tC
Ter Msjesty's Government.
The undersigned has the honor to renew
to Mt. Buchanan the assurance Of his. dis
ltinguished consideration.
R. PAKENHAM.
TO the Hon. James Buchanan, etc. etc.
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LAWRENCE s. TURNER
Attorneys at Law,
WILL practice in the Circuit Courts o.
" Leake, Alfalfa, Holmes and Yazoo, and
in the Chancery Court and High Court O.
Errors and Appeals at Jackson, Address
]. +. LAWRENCE, I va Gin.
w. b. TURNER, A0-O'
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The Hon. James Buchanan,
Secretary of State, Washington.
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Attorney and Counsellor
f Att AUv

Ya4oo City, Miss.

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Markets. Carefully Reported for The 7ribnne

SATURDAY, Jan "a.
AsHFS-.Wc notice no change The market is quiet.
CoTTON-This morning we placed in posses
sion of Liverpool dates TO the i,h inst The news po't
cay and commercially is OF considerable importance to
this country and will doubtless have benehcsl effect ON
tie produce markets. As yet sufficient time has not
elapsed to indicate how ii may influence the price OF
Cotton The few sales amounting 10 2Ou oses To man
uacturers being at yesterdays current prices.
fLoUR-The foreign news has had no marked effect
Holders continue ask 70 for Gcncsee but we hear oi
no transactions. The stock OF Western mas been care
fully made up and stated 10 be about 100000 to which
and supposed stock OF Southern 900 and the total sup
plies in the city 23j 600 barrels.
FlSH-Market bare OF Dry Cod 100 bbls small No.
SMackerel sold at S637!. Picked Salmon ana scaled
Herring dull.
FRUTT-saes of 500 boxes Bunch Raisins in lots, a,
s. limos.
GRAIN-The stock Of whea, is estimated at 10000
bushels. We notice no change in any description OF
grain.
GRoCERIES-For three days-Sugar market firm.
The receipts have continued light; stock oil New-Or-
leans is reduced to 30 hhds. The sales include 100
hhds. New. Orleans a, a 81 cents and - Porto Rico
Il u, mos. Sales 200 bbs. New Orleans Mossses
IN lots at si cents mos other descriptions dull Cot
lee msrket firm with light stock OF Brazil Sales QUO
osgs Brazil al u % Z: cents mos and lou 81 DomIn-
go6 cash
HEaP-2O0 bales Dew rctted American sold at 500,
mos Manila is very
hlDES-Besides 400 dry Southern at cents = 10.
cash, merchantahle, We have no sales To- report.
LEATHER-The sale on Thursday well attended.
and 1897 sides Sole Gncluding eco OF Oakj dis
posed Of prices very similar those obtained at the
hs' public sale 1lth ult
aETALS-200 lbs Old Copper brought Is cents. cash.
Sales Of 1000 boxes Tin Plates onc,hird y
made public. Sales Of 93l pigs Missouri Lead at $3.50
equal to cash.
olLS-400 bbls inferior n w Coas, sold 81, cash.
American Linseed is inactive 500 bbs Crude Sperm
New Bedford. have been purchased for manufacturing
hare al % Manufactured Sperms are in fair re
guest. Cass Olive brought 81! cents 3 mos and 100
Baskets Marseiilcs S2,75, mos.
sALT-We notice sales of 500 sacks Msrshall's and
Asatons Liverpool Fine about ST. 7t and 81 40 and
M0 0bushels Turks Island from store 40 cents. mos
:" OOl-No sales .; importance except So oaIes
@e'le Smyrna private terms, the market being quiet
,he Stock Of South American is light-but OF Smyrna
t0ere s po-nd snnnr
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ps,er Titus aged ID years
fe rev. R,ooklyn on Saturday MARY. daughter OF James
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