From the Picayuns.
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From the fieayune :. -.


Our Did,nnees riih Esgiand.-UPon I9n' tn's
enprcssing subject, quite the most important 'n."s
we received BY the mail Of yesterday IS inc 'o' e
lowing from the N. Y. Journal OF Commerce u
the lth inst. E,,,h tho


Afairs al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. andins Ine
.unioward aspect Of the diplomatic corresPo"
dencs which we published yesterday mo!n'.R'
and the passage Of the Oregon resolutions III "o
House, We learn from good sources thai tneie az.
indications Of fan approach towards on a'lus'"''"'
of the controversy. ,-,. II


The amount Of !, is, that At the solicitation o.
is,,upuished men (not Of the Cablnetl at "as"'
incton, Mr.. Pakeuham has sought permission from
his Government 10 oil fer lat. ~ as the oounoary'
with some slight variations, and that the same Per,
sons have urged the President to accept II, ana
that he has given encouragement that ne Will W
30. :. :


Whether this is exactly so or not, certain Is
that there is tone OF cheerfulness among 'he
be.t informed persons at Washington, within inc
las, day or two, which could hardly exist were
there not circumstances Of encouragement more
favorable than any thing that appears on the lace
of the published correspondence.


The correspondent Of the Baltimore American
speaks in the most emphatic terms in regard to
an undar.t.a adins which prevails at Washington.
The subject commands so much OF the attention
Of oil pa rites, that we give an extract from the
Ame, leans letter. The writer is speaking OF q
compromise between the Oregon question and our
presen, revenue laws which will be made upon the
following basis: =, m


That a tariff will be reported with 20 pei
cent basis, in which will be included all cotton
goods, hemp, &C., bu. which will embrace ex'
cep,ions in favor Of coal, iron, sugar, monsses
and ready made clothing; these articles to bear
a duty of 80 per cent. Woollens, coarse and
fine, and wors,cd, will pay duty Of 25 per cent
and shaws duty of IS per cent.


This tariff, am we'll assured, will prove SC
satisfactory TO tho British Government that it be-
comes law, there will be no difficulty in the way
of compromise of the Oregon question. upon The
basis of the 400 of north latitude. The bargain
in word, is in contemplation. by which the tariff
will be sacrificed, and the Oregon question settled