FROM WASHINGTON.
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Since our last, the news from tho seat Of Gov.
eminent is highly important; negotiations have
been resumed upon the Oregon question, brought
about. it is reported, through the influence of Mr..
Calhoun. The Texas bill has received the sigma.
iure Of the President, and tho now State is now
brought in with all the privileges the older ones.
With Mexico it is feared we shall have rupture,
as the lates, news a, Washington was rather un-
favorable to Herara, the new President, who had
opened negotiotions with our Government for the
sdja..mcn: ,f all difficulties. The probability Of
his overthrow, and the success of Perades who
will be- ii s thought, sustained by the clergy and
soIdiery. |, is evident that the news from Mexi.
co is of an important character, and the probubii
ty Of war with that country is credited BY the
best informed.


There are many rumors in regard to Oregon,
and oil tend 10 show that ap amicabls adjustment