The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-09

don. But to the remarks Of the " News"
upon the rumor, we attach much conse-
quence, from the fact lha, the Editor of the
News, j. l.. OSuIlyan, Esq, has just
returned in The AcGdia from short visit
10 Europe, during which he has doubtless
had access, at London, 10 the best sources
Of information. When he says that he has
reason to regard tie lru'h Of tie report
as II the highest degree probable" and
that he lnows the disposition and willing.
uess Of the British Government 10 be such
as he says, we feel bound to share the con.
hd' nee which he expresses Of speedy and
satisfactory adjustment Of this question On
The principle above stated.
And the following extract from the Bal.
timore Pa,rio, shows that there is a pros.
pee of the amicaJIe settlement Of this DIFF
iicuIty with England. i also refers to
another sui iect # importance:
Tie papers to the East ofus have had, for Soy
crJl days reports that tie negotiation about Orc.
ron had been resumed, and some letter writers
went far os TO sly that the question had been
seulol-f,c line Of tue 1911 parallel having been
fixed as the boundary, and some mutual r4qiya.
lert aud concessions having been made We
have reason 10 believe that these reports were
premature. ifthey we're not uItopcther unlound
a. ana that ii Il only since me arrival Of Mr.
Calhoun IA Washington, that an adjustment Of
tho question has seemed 20 be probable.
Our rorre.popd.r, IN hi. letter ruiI.sbcI ,o
DIV alludcs ia the fact that Mr. C.l.'yr, las had
a lang intcry,rw WITH Nr p,kcct,,, and ,ys
lss-s f,o,, o,l y, gcp,gr, IA, H., -,.,, ,rtt,,
,rtr,c..,v &; cs,ysctfo, - ,I,rt NJ p.u
.l,,,os hal ti,er. 4. ~, ,,,ctrra, a,
\ war v,;l .,ro, o,., ,ftia Orcoon on,,,,,n-ll,,
tInftyrf,l be s.,fl,s ,,t.i.f, onJ ,,i,r ,r,.n.r
r,yafI +, the rights. whatever tlcv may h. of
both pafisrs
epl,vs,y ALA, ,,,7, r,nrlic on;,,;on Lore and
We brlryc ry,,v where. Is d.ci9cdly IN favor or
the rogr,c pursued by. the American negotiations
IN lie matter ardtb4t n lbc oti,r made 10 n,
Po'k, fora settlement an tie basin Of making The
4g,h parallel The boundary. BE- renewed or accep.
led b. him. there Viii he no complaint, aud 10
caass for IT,
The eso..i OF things ia Wasl,;pa,on ia in cv.
ery WOW naribr. and fbouui, we mover shared
II ~, nsprclrrs.ao tl,st ,y,r uas Esely Is eof,e
ve seIieyetl4t \, ispoq9 tnprl p,ore ,I,,lilcly n
ersae idan fuou oeksaeo
3a' Whilst we do not believe wc IRE 10 have
Government to prop1re Tor IL h, !, come m6en it
may. The recent excitement has had Tins oool
effect II no otber n dirs.ling I've ausnti6p of
Ceb.trs.s 10 Ina rro,.eJ sitigtioo If Tho sen.
5atf. 2, 'he whole eoaa'. {, ana especially TO the
on tie Aa5ai,. Ifrar uero now ,yasoJ tgcre
NV Dp ~ no c or va =, ', lJ " 5s [c
ton ~beh oom5arlmen' ~oald bring upon
~, ,f., ,3.,,a,,;,a ,,,,,o n,.,,.o a.,
war-thopgh 50 otter repeated q, TO become trite,
Ias, nnan H. Isnr,'I e,ay.,,,,'Ca, ,,sicI,el
though repeatedly involved so disputes with tot.
pGsee between thcm.-has been content 10 have
these disputes settled without rupture leaving
ans adequate means 10 encounter tho bosttl,tps
that we're threatened OF may come upon 1t here.