AFFAIRS At WASHINGTON.
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The York Journal of Commerce says !:
No wilhstandiug the untoward' aspect
OF tie diplomatic correspondence which
we published yesterday morning, and the
passage Of the Oregon resolutions in The
House, We learn frulE good sources that
there are Indications Of an approach to.
wards An adjustment oil the controversy.


The amount of il is, that at the soliri.
taiion Of distinguished men mot Of the
cabineI at Washington. Mt. Pakenham
has sought permission from his go,eru-
ment t. offer lat. 40 as the boundary, with
some slight variations. and that the same
persons have urged the President 10 ac-
cept i. and that he has given encourage
ment that he will do 50. -


IN Whether this is exactly so or NOT, GER
tain il is that there is a tone of cheerful
ness among The best informed persons al
Washington, within the last dav or twn,
which could hardly exist were there moi
circumstances of encouragement more
favorable than any thing that appears ON
The face Of the published correspondence.


ol corresponding tenor TO the loreCo-
ing, is . paragraph in the New York'tia-
zeile of tuesday afternoon. Arler an
nounclbg the departure Of the express pilot
boat for Liverpool, The Gazette IA, S.


!" There can be but liule doubt now, we
presume, as TO the object for which the
pll"t-boat was charteretl--to carry outlhe
late correspondence, and 10 return, If pos
slble. before The sleamerof the 4th March.
or, at.all events, to enable the English
governmental 10 send further instructions 10
Mr.. Psacniam by tue steamer.