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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-09
Mr.. .TcLane TO Mr.. Buchanan.

LONDON, Jan. 5, IO4O.
SIT: received on the 29lh of Dec. your
despatch, datc4l the 18th of that month"; and on
the day following, sought an interview with
Lord Aberdeen, III order that, in conformity
with YOUR instruc ions, might bring to his
notice the warlike preparations making by G..
Britain, and, if possible, ascertain their real
character and object.
1t will not escape you'that upon such sub
loct il is not al%ays easy TO obtain very cate.
corca answers, or entirely definite official
information; and did not doubt that a frank
person Il conference. was the best, If not the
only mode, Of obtaining any satisfactory in
formation whatever.
In introducing the subject, | adverled al
the same time to the Information the PreSl-
dent had received from a variety of sources,
ofthe extensive warike preparations making
by Great Britain, and the natural in erence
upon bis part that in the present pacific state
of the relations of Great Britain with all the
powers of Europe, they could only look to a
rupture with the United States on the Oregon
question.
Lord Aberdeen said very promptly & frank
Iy that it would he improper to disguise that,
with the sRcerest desire to avoid II, they were
obliged TO look to the possibility OF rupture
with the United States; and that in such a cri-
sig the warllke preparations now making
would be useful and important; but ne stated
at the same time, very posltlve,y and distinct
ly, that they had no direct reference TO such
rupture; and would have ben made in the
same way, and to The same extent, without
regard to the relations of GfeGt Britain and
the United States.
He also adverted to the fact shat such pre-
paraions as were actually making had been
commenced before the relations between the
United Stats and Great Britain h become
as serious as they now appeared TO be, and
therefore cou not at that time have had any
connexion with difficulties which hid since
grown out fthe Oregon question. he thought
too, that the representations as to the extent
Of the nreparations mast have been eXaggera-
led. He MED that they related particularly,
as had been informed, 10 a distant service;
or that they were making any addition to the
old form of marine. He stated that the most
extensive and formidable parts Of their pre-
paraions were the Qualifications of the pg.nci-
pal and exposed ports and stations, which he
thought could hardly be supposed 10 guard "a
gainst invasion from the United States and to
the increa of the number of steam.yesscis in
lieu ofthe Old craft, which il appeared other
nations were about to adopt, and which he
confessed he thought matter of doubtful po
hey. IN short, he assumed the preparations
in Progress to be only part of wise and
prudent system of national defence and pro-
lection, aud Of preparing in lime OF peace for
the exigences Of war, if it sho aid uniortu-
nately come from ANY qulIter whatever and
he distinctly repeated his disclaimer that they
had particular or direct reference to rupture
with the United States on the Oregon ques-
,ion, or any other ground.
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Mr.. Pakenham 10 Mr.. Buchanan.

WASHINGTON JdT " Io4O.
The undersigned, her Britannia Majesty S
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni poten-
tary, has had the honor to receive the note of
the Secretary of State OF the United States,
dated the Sd inst, in answer to that of the un-
dersigned dated 9th ult., containing propo-
sal for referring the question Of an equitable
partition of the Oregon territory to the arbitra-
ton of some friendly sovereign or State.
The undersigned will take an early opportu-
nifty to transmit this communication to her Ma
iesty's government.
The undersigned has the honor to renew to
Mr.. Buchanan the assurance of his distinguish
ed consideration.
r. PAKENHAM.
To the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Sc, sc.
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Mr. Pakenham 10 Mr.. Buchanan,
WAsHINGTON. December ID, !

WASHINGTON, December ~, lS40.
An attentive consideration Of the present
state of affairs, with reference To Oregon
question, has determined the British govern.
ment to instruct the undersigned, her Britain.
mic Ma Us envoy extraordinary and MIN
lister plenipotentary, again to represent IN
pressing terms to the government OF the Uni
ted States the expectancy Of referring the
whole question OF an equitable division of that
territory TO the arbitratan of some friendly
sovereign or State
Her Mai ,stys government deeply regret
the failure of all their efforts to effect friend
" settlement of the conflicting claims Ivy d.
rect negotiate ion between the governments.
They are still persuaded that great adyan'
tages would have resulted to Doth parties from
such a mode of settlement, bad it been prac
ticable, but there are difficulties now III the
way in that course of proceeding which 1t
might be tedious to remove, while the impor'
lance Of an early settlement seems to become
at each moment more urgent.
Under these circumstances, her Majesty
government think that resort to arbitration
in the most prudent, and, perhaps, the only
feasible step whic: could be taken, and the
best calculated to allay the existing efierves
cence of popular feeling which might other
wise greatly embarrass the efforts OF Doth gov
ernments to preserve friendly understanding
between the two countries.
The government of the United States will
see in The proposal which the undersigned is
thus instructed to make, proof Of the conf
dence nf the British government in the jus
tice Of their own claim. They will also Sc
in it proof of the readiness of the British
government to incur the risk Of great sacrl-
flee for the preservation of peace and of their
friendly relations with the United States. 1t
is made in a spirit of moderation and fairness
of which the world will judge.
The British government confidently hope
that the government Of the Uuited States will
not rel eci propose made with such friend
ly intention, and for purpose SO holy.
There is nothing in it, they are convinced,
not perfectly compatible with the stiicte5t re-
gard Gor the honor and just Interests of both
parties, particularly when il is considered OF
what small value to either is the portion Of
territory which in reality forms the subject of
controversy, compared with the importance Of
preserving state of peace and good will be-
Us cen two such nations.
The undersigned takes the advantage OF
this Opportunity to renew TO the Hon. James
Buchanan the assurance of his high consider
alton. IL. PAkENHAM.
The Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, &c, Sc, sc.
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Washington, January

washington, january 3, 1910.
The undersigned, Secretary of State of the
United States. has the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of the note of Mr.. Pakenham, her
Britannia MajestY's envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary, dated the 9th ult.,
by which, under instructions from his govern
ment, he proposes to the government of the
United States "the expediency of referring the
whole question of an equitable division of that
(the Oregon) territory to the arbitration of
some friendly sovereign or State"
The undersigned has submitted this note to
the President, who, after having bestowed upon
it that respectful consideration so eminently
due TO any proposition emanating from the
British government, has instructed him TO give
TO it the following answer.
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In regard t. my own uplnlon upon THIS suu
ject, which the President ha. been pleased to
de>ire,
it i. altogether probable that the possibility Of
other difficulties FROM other quarters in Europe
may have It's Influence in dctatog the policy
OF the extensive preparations in progress in
all par sOf the kingdom; and with unabatrd
confidence in the rrankncss and straightfor-
wa;daees of Lord Aberdeen, aud without
meaning to di.trnst in the slightest degree the
sincerity Of his Disclaimers in our recent con
ycrsotion, do not think it ought 10 be assum.
ed BY any one hat warlike preparations upon
such seal, as that upon which they are uu-
denahy making here could not have even an
Indirect reference to the possible contingency
Of a rupture with us. And at the same time
it is perfectly obvious that they are in great
degree, aud especially So far IS they consist
Of an augmentation in the number of steam
vessels and of the naval marine generally,
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To The President Of the United States.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, Feb. 5, 1886
The Secretary Of State, to whom has been
referred resolution of the House Of Repre-
sentativcs Of the Sd instant, requesting the
President to communicate to that House, go
far as, in his opinion, is not incompatible with
;he public interest, all correspondence which
has passed between the government of Great
Britain and this government, or By or between
ANY of The officers of said government, in rela-
1ion to the country west of tbs Rocky noun
tains, since the last annual mosfage of the Pre-
sident to this House, has the honor to lay be-
fore the President the acc Ympanyng papers.
AN which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Mr., Buchanan 10 M. Nc Lane.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Dec. -, l845.

DIR:
4
The President has received information,
from variety of sources, which lie cannot
disregard, that Great Britain is nov making
extensive warlke pepara ions. AS her re-
Iations with all the powers Of Europe seem at
present to be Of a peaceful character, the pre-"
valng and natural inference here that these
preparations look to rupture with the Uni
ted States on tha Oregon question. 1t Is Of
vast Importance that this government should,
as early as possible, ascertain their true char
acter. You are therefore instructed 10 en-
brace the FIRST opportunity of bringing this
subject to t notice of the Earl of Aberdeen,
in such manner as you may deem most ex-
pedient
The President is
also anxious to learn yout own opinion upon
this subject with the least practicable delay.
In SC,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Lows MCLANE, ESQ,
&c, &c, sc.
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NHMBROIDERED ROBES. MRS. NICK
-HL ERSON has just received from New York
another assortment of Embroidered Rebss white and
coored. d27
kTMPLO NEWT. A young man who has a
~ knowledge Of the world and system Of business
in its general way; not too proud nor lazy 10 work
make himself useful to his employer. and fuly capa
BILE OF keeping Of books aud sell goods, speaks
the German language, and is certain that he would
please. He give the best of city references
regards character, Sc Apply at
l., +, SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ja3e No 10 Exchange Place,
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it ought TO be expected indeed from all learn
! cannot doubt, that, in case of hoslillt es, the
aim of this government will he to strike its
heaviest blow at the commencement, in the
expecta ion of being thereby enabled TO shor.
ten The duration of the war d. =
have the honor to be, SC,
LOUIS MCLANE.
The Hon JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary of State, Washington.
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Suhuaysl gelwecn Baltimore and Philadelrhia
20 MEREHANDlZE, &c, Will be received al
me depot, corner OF President and Fleet STA, every
day except Sundays) until O'Clock, ?, NJ.
&T}- All articles must he ompanicd with mo
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OF cHnslgnce-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
Tor wdy places (where no agcncyis estabshed) must
ne PAID IA advance, otherwise they will not be sent
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aMpGIETN JURISPRUDENCE ON
lNHE O8GG0T QUEsTION-AR
HFION PROPOSED AND REJECTED,
GA Saturday last, President Polk transmitted
II the House Of Representatives the following
lcs2age, with the accompanying documents,
'och, from their grave Importance, involving
they do, the peaceful relations of two of the
aost powerful nations Of the world, we give
our numerous readers in cxtenso, satisfied
At they will command a serious and attentive
erusll.
20 the Ho4sc Of Representations
Of The United SiaicS:
! In cumpl ance with the request of the House
Representatives,, in their resolution of the
I'd Instant, herewith communicate a report
rom the Secretary of Safe. with the accom-
Danying correspondence which has taken place
between the Secretary Of State and the min
ser Of the United States at London" and
between the government # Great Britain
Ind this government, in relation to the coun-
ny west Of the Rocky mountains, since the
asst annual message Of the President" TO Con-
2ress. JAMES Is. POLk.
T WAsmNGToN, February 7, 1876.
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TRIUMpHANT SUCCESS

VI
VI TON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
TURE$ cot up as MUTATIONS Of
TEOMSON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTEA,
which is daily cnrCtng such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
PHILADELPHIt, October -, lS4j,
The undersigned is induced TO make the following
brief statement under firm conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved, was recourse had TO
the same means which have restored me to health J
had suffered for years with weakness of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, but SO gradual were the
inroads Of disease that felt no alarm until'witha
the last year, The chief cause OF distress was pain
in my breast and right side great oppression, almost
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hour. 1t is scarcely necessary to say that during
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No 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18Th day Of October,
1915, before me, CHAUNCEY BULKLEY, Alderman.
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TIE MOSS ROSE AND THE LEY.
in gay parttue moss rose grew,
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gentle maiden heard the dispute,
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10 be used in connection with DR.. CHRlSTIE'S
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Fluid, and but one agent in every city be appointed.
p1mDhipfs obtained = iySl n
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In regard t, my own opinion upon this sub
Jet, which the President ha. been pleased to
desire,
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FRHIGnr TO rIaILADELpIiIA.

=, - The Freight Trains of the
gSssissssst az @S'3 Philadelphia, Wilmington and
sssIs1sll;.SS MsfaESa. Baltimore Railroad Company
-ksi- -@iif5sSS221ar now running daily (eXcep
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it i. altogether probable that the possibility Oh
other difficulties from other quarters in EuroP"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-28
CASH FOR HIDES AND SKINS.

The subscribers having entered into partnership, al
the old stand OF Mcconnell & Semmons, in the town
OF Cadi2 would respectfully inform the public that they
have resolved to do business on the ready pay system
and have therefore reduced the price of leather SO as to
be an nducemcnt to every purchaser to buy at the pr
ces we have now determined to sell at in preference to
the old credit system We are selling sole and harness
leather at ~ cents per lb which has heretofore been
selling at 70 sper lb, and all our stock in like
proportion. We viii take in exchange for leather,
hides and skins aiow, and all kinds of marketable
grain, etc, on delivery.
The subscribers having employed Mr.. ]. w. Wheel.
er, late of Boston, Of the most experienced work
men OF the day, and Mr. James Beall, of Cadiz, the
public are assured that their stock shall be finished in
a style not inferior to any in the west They would
therefore solicit share Of public patronage
Very respce fully,
SLEMMONS e. GEORGE.
Cadiz, January 10th, 1S46-2l-6m
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Important from AIexico.

The New Orleans Tropic of January 18th,
eootainslat and highly important news from
Mexico.
], ,Tilghman Hoffman, Esq, bsarer Of despatch
es to out government, arrived at Ne@ Orleans,
IN the schooner Julia. Paredes.was on his march
to the city of Mexico. Our minister, Mr.. sli.
dell, was still there. The government appointed
Gen Bustamente commander-in-chief, and Gen.
korfegon his second in command, 10 oppose Gen.
Paredes, and gave out 5000 guns to the citizens.
{ On the 23d December, the forces of Paredes
were only three days march from the city Of
Mexico, and it was said in few days the gates
would be open toreceige him.
General Urea (says Ell siglo of the l9th) has
been defeated by the forces of Generals Carnpu-
zana and Cuesto, each party having lost about
go persons.
The same paper says that the government
council, after long deliberation, had determined
not to receive Mr.. Slidell in his ordinary official
capacity, notwithstanding its previous engage
ment TO receive plenipotentiary from the Uni
led States with special powers to treat on the
subject Of Texas. This conclusion Of the GOV.
ernment took place after Mr.. Parrott had reach
ed Mexico on his return from the United States.
In the Monitor ofthe 23d is published Here
ra's PROCLAMATION, calling upon his compatrots to
rally IN defence of tho laws. 1t is long docu-
ment, and concludes as follows: ''It is my duty
to defend our Liberties, and yours 10 sustain me- "
There has been rumor in town for few
days past, that Paredes had taken the city OF
Mexico, established new government, which
bad declared war against the United States
There was no newsof This kind n the papers re.
ceiyed by Monday evenings mail,