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o! the advantages that the treaty msy be cxpec,eas
produce will be enjoyed By the United States hs mr.
Der OF vessels, snd the amount OF commerce Of our
gsni! friends. being sbout twelve one cOlno,,ss
those OF this cny kingdom. Such also is the general I'M
precision Of the press and the public


our Parliament Is proceeding actively wish the d.
pAics of business. but tar nothing has occurred 49,
would o. worth the trouble OF being sen. 10 IA. go
side Of the Atlantic. II is the with resoec N -
domestic s:7ars generally.


Mr Polk's Message has arrived here and ex.-se,. ,


Il have been given in the newspapers bu: il hs, d.
forth little or comment and has excited r,,e ., "a
interest The newspapers doubt, waited TO sec h.
the Paris papers would say about Il, i, is from p
that our writers draw ,heir opinions foreign s,
but the Partisan gentlemen appear TO haze ,r..,s,
j, il, very dIsdSinfu nann-r, and accordingly cr
journals ls' - into oblivion, without adding "a r
weigh: and dsa~sincss hy any trsdGpg o5se-v-
,her own That vrty KIND e them Pre,,deu, Fci.
awful vorboseaess being sufficiently appalling A. ,o,bs
Oregon dispute which is ws2ing between ENGLAND ara
America an no, sure that any OF my conoryea ua5er.
stand * hut am qni,s ;hA; 20 every one OF them
i. u,aucr supreme irdference. ltIs go eeess.e
we dot think quarrel between t~o srest ustoa,
serious rninc bur becSuse we believe that 'he Ety,h
ana the Yankees would thing Q, ishiins ts 9s
moon as for Oregon.