Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
Iooi has to depress the corn ma arlket.

ofihe Paris papers have publishe1 irrita
ing articles on the Oregon dispute
There is nothing important from the con
tnent
We lake the annexed summary from
Wilmer s. Smiths Times. the Mercury
and the London Times. forwa rded In nd
vance ofour regular flies. the English mail
having failed to come through last night
from Boston.
The steamer Great Western arrived oat
27th at. in la days, The Caledonia
went ou, in = days
The Great Western on her last trip.
brought home a doc el.leat which created
nearly as much amazemeLt as IL Il shell
had been unexpectedly thrown, VITA hos
tic intent. into friendly citidei. he
number of the Washington Union, winch
claimed tie whole Of Oregon for ,he United
States. and rePudiated all negotiations on
lhe subject, was scanned Win painful feel
EIags-was presumed 10 speak the sentI.
nents of President Polk. and to foreshad
o~ the tone OF the frlhcoming message
War and al lis odions horrors stared eve
" one % he tace. There appeared 10 be
40 escape from it-no oop hole lel; By
which an honorable exit could be made.
Wiring under the il fuenee Of this ex,
cited e.ing, The Caledonia arrived cn
Friday. ~ilh Intelligence a seek In ads
vance Of the Great Western.and the natut e
oi her desratehes had an emoiiient tffact
on the national pulse, which now beats
ag0in Win comparative coolnees. IL was
tAen f9uad tha: be article In the ofiicial
paper was not understood by Ihase on tie
spot TO have an official cbaraci sr-Ihat
Alr Poe aad net vet thrown away the
Scabbard-that the Wings. with their three
Fs-'peace prosperity, an& progression"
were luimical to-war, and hat Mr. w b.
sier al Boston, bad made a speech OF pa.
cidc and elevated character, N whlcb a.
appeaito physical force % the Oregon
question was denounced as folly and mad
ness.
Wilmer s Smiths Times saws. "People
here care little ii VIA. wav the Otegon dis
pute may be patched up lie value OF the
territory IS hardly Talsd be oli.f 4 pms fea.
aud tight glad would tie thinking. iutei.i-
gen portion oftbe country Le if the 49th
paraiiei OF latitude would hit the views and
the tastes of The American Government and
people. The annoyance, the irritation.
arises out of hat is conceived to Be he
bullying spiriI' with which the United
States claim IS advanced. which naturally
wound our national pride"
The same Times then announces Presi-
dent Polk'S ultimatam, which has been
published in Eng lard. and says ",ha na.
uou, if noses had beer coun'ed, would have
accepted this offer by an overYv helming
majority, but then the interests Of a mower
ful Incorporated coIapany diverge, aud the
Government, ike harsh atepmother. pets
the favorite, and plumbers be family"
a compromise on the Oreon question
giving,-on the part Of Eogiad large slice
Of territory 10 exchange for a liberal 4 lfser-
ican lafiH-bas been p0t forth b. some o.
The New York papers, and cordially res
pofdt d 70 by seytral of the ~, 81 iuauen
a. organs Of opfainn IN this counlry -
spen :. asa1esssf setliae the dispute would
be worthy OF 40 of The most powerful
nations IN existence.
But tba fuss and bother-l5e ACTIVITY and
incessant energy which pxevaa in tie
Englisb doek.yafds the sur rveyinc oe The
coast and the steatQ navy all Indicate a
'.blaek cloud some where.
The theatened famine continues 10 ocep>
py mems minds. The subject is constants
ly kepi before the public by he discussions
in the press and by public meetings.
Nothing. during the last forth eht, has
altered the previous aspect OF affairs.
The potato disease continues 10 progress
in some quarers, and 10 be arrested I'm O
Tiers. The accounts ftom Ireland vary.
but the most favora BILE regard forrth OF
the peoples food IS being destroyed
Ia the belief that something will vet be
done by ministers. the food markets are Il
a state of transition. What the some.
hing may be IS a mystery. Uaceuaiafv
hangs over the future.
SIR Robf. Peel has Dot made The mos, Of
his position RGmors are still abundant
that be has been osefruled 10 his desire n
mitigate the severity OF be evil by throw
iug open lne posfs- and the more disin.er
esIed OF his Supporters are even now uf-
eing upon him the admission Of .naize
duly free, an a2ticle cf food
The American provision ma kets nar-
takes, 10 soEpe extent. of the ieacflon
which has been recently Witnessed
There has been iolerably liberal supply
Of beef and cheese.
Alarmed BY APPEARANCE. reaBisition I
has been signed by many of the. leading
bankers aud capt. Isis Ia h. city Of g.aa /
don uro.nT tlv9n The n 7 Afo,.r~