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 w 'nF. Peheahaa io ypp .ygs pc De po say a'o1;Ge,
 washington, 18th Janna.r caNd aaHi "To,r p,sj T that he has sent all thai bsa Bi 5er5 r''' . . to Her Majesty's Govas.p Gaa passed baisisr' .'. :" 'hey have Il under consd"n'leai corn .J I L mean time he is instrnc,eS elallon, -.Lo.ff" 'o tratlon leaving the choice as prop .Hm'slreI5 D. S sequently determined pnoo a'OIler Iao4g .'., 1i
 'ar' Calhoua to .Jr n, Gol'0% JscG
 Washington, Jan. 2l ,oas ooasEeaIa r.a'f aJ %If,y . ,1 he has iai? his propositior Seo fio1 "ss fas, cannot accede to the ofI.o ,rlofln him Brown' i" l other reasons for declninr :, NaN of nlne oa, to state that he continue, U, , Is he polltlehe nope that the question nav b. ea'er flor LIe' vel negotiation now pending bs,S ss @le e day ol 'llf f counties; and that he is of f'5'"ea ,h papers ol " It would be inadmssble lo 4's as opal ssnce Ofous posal 10 resort to any other s naga most asoui,, 5 there IS hope of arriyna s'pae ., @ So f Robert settlement by negotiaton-oaoa51 a1 sas inc Premier one winch might rather rea,d ,t tsPe e on '''e II It's final adiustmentD 'iaA had teLue
 .ar. B@chanan to .3lr ph., when "Hu "aSnagton, July l2, 1Sl5ITs Lofa @saay S'a' ar lary ol State resumes the 'non.1 ne he Gaee"' Sl proceeds, in reply 10 Mr. paEs.I pEs"4alo ealfos 'eN ol SePi l2, 1844, to answer rA1anan N. An 'h'H', proposition from the United ssa s el nS oL o5 nen, and also for d staement a[s1 lOaf at WI, commences with the title fire, .sa @e @ eha"l0 upon the eession from Spain. con,aar aal eea ol & title as aqainst Gro,, ealA hada inc subj on Oregon territory; and if this bs aa, % Joa[I'ais
 the question IS then established s~c ;aS pool Cpt'o' the United States. :" ne oi 2'i, "
 lie procet ds first 10 ascertain ,h. enui's e'e oi the Nootka Sound Conyenton s's s1 I t was reg falns that it conferred no rgLs naa enalHs ''' Britain but 10 trade with the b5s I tFaiislent n It's nature, and did no, in, ''o pa, with the sovereignty of Spain over tbs S0'ae tory and above all, that it WAS snnal u''9'1''s 17a6 and hoe piialn and Sp s and ire consequently that the claim 'ei of GreaE 5s,s ion of
 to any portion of 9 the territory de INIS force these positions with great ablay asI ,h iorce and al great length. VII, iN,. +
 Having established these posiio,. p1 v ..r ;, states the positions which he consids. 1'a ,, Calhoun has proved ol our right to bs saa;yea
 ol the territory drained by the Columba W;ni
 maintains that the treaties of joint occun Gas Mai ] specially exempt ths title from beng q,6o i Paled by them or any subsequenl aclu ho cons Great Britain. Our own ute is older so. th,. that acquired by the Florida treaty an, 'S' '''
 .ai''i'ls tue aI1P'ieal2A oi the NoohaeOn t Pee's ton as ho'c sought to be enforced by d mon,her Britain, It cannot affect our title to thiU I t,;. i ritory. These grounds are maintained nloasel enforced with great ability and at length ,b,t ~,
 He then say that the President eater .;as,,.,s ing these views Of our title, would nol %.s1' tba consented |" yieiq any Pof'lon ollae of nice the 'ef1tsofE haa lie not been em1arasse png it ( not committed, by the action of hs@e6& now
 Sor5 ID o4iee' ana "ith a Vlew 10 man roag u l 10 the world Ihal he Is actuaed byapu Cover moderation, he olffs the lory-ninb nH To Pa to the ocean, with any poHon Vancouf |epeaI 0 Island south ot that parallel. a,hI,st
 .Ir Pakeabam 10 .nr. Bachaan her '
 Washington, July 29, I8l5-Inths cd ao5 als, muncaGon, which Is ol considerable lentr ol is
 Mir. Pakenham conibats most steuuousy inc Ca positions of Mr. Buchanan, particularly ,o,.l
 claiming the American title lc the valley xs.
 me Ioie'lota to De olaer 'nan me geag Parli flo' lnaslnuch as iIi another part Nil 50ih i chanaH had said that the ttle of Spain, so gonld 'tofih aS Iae slAly-iifSt qegfee' hdu LeV' now rously been questioned by any Enrop muor. nation; and If this were the case the Ame dlv c cans could not acquire any title 10 Ifal ers sin which the Spanish tille was perfect; vh1d have the Spanish title were nal perfect, and gu of
 Amencan lilie by discovery Is gooo asN .bous5 that tltle, then he claims that ihefe were that
 Her biitlsh discoveries. He also oEiags the ward the American offer to diVile Ile E | nect tory previous to the treaty with Span Dh to
 1919, and henainanS that the UnledSa1 I can found no claim on discovery, explonA 9 so, and settlement, prior To the Florida ireay ceoss consistent with the principles o the No"1 onlv
 convention, and the consequent valld;Y broi the superior claim of Great BrJaln loan, or ,,r on like acts He maintains tha; he 6a !, :, shown that the Nootka convention has co as tinued in force until the present hme' dxe, also that if that convention had never eA bue
 ted the claims of Great Britain are at lsas ong, good as those of the United Sales. Hes@I 70 E, the various discoveries, Sc. the amean apdl which appears to be that British naSgac Nv il dlscpYereti fahe6ofer tsld'i" ei Fl G ast lumbia River. He rejects (some.w0a, u. ~ the templtiousIy, by the way,l the offer aia1' on [ Alr Buchanan. e u
 FnoM TexAs.-By thearrval oflfe steam able ship .u Kim, Capt. Lewis, last eyeplnsf g%S -V Galveston we have received papers oi !" the ' place to the I5th inst inclusive nee On the 18th, President JoNEs lssneu tl proclamation announcing the recelPl @ vn ke cial intelligence of inc passage by lne ~, eaF qress. and approval by the president e' e,. be United States. of the Joint resolution TOT nl admission of Texas into the onioh .Dc Die directing themembers ofihe Leglsa'urs ~" '" co : to assembly in regular biennial ssss'oa oav ndl Austin on Monday, the 18th ol February mss me p
 and proceed to organize a Slate uoVel"m :" a A letter from Matamoras, publlsheq !" alh Col l Corpus Christi Ga@etc, dated DecemOfr ,5a,
 states that intelligence had been recelSsu 'a sni in | of the intention of PAREDEs to feNo'ra hF O that ARisTA was remaining inactive p"p Tbe lI : saw what success would attend PAREpho orb ' writer states that although the feceil. ,ompu. l intelligence caused considerable eAe,'s a"d d : the people were desrens of peace' a'" Et
 trost,- s,,,;tl l,- tla Jfni,ed Sfaies.