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BALTIMORE CLIPPhR.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR.ll, 1S46.
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p..,-,,u-,o,, or PAyMENr-PGsSGge Of The
9;U Bv our Annapolis letter, 1t Will be seen
d. .ho Uonse of Delegates yesterday passed
,ho rosolotion submitted the day before by Mr.
1,,,,son which directs that the State resume
,,,,,oont of interest on the public debt on lst
hn-J Is47, or as soon thereafter as the TTea-
-,,,ar Govern, and Commissioner Of Loans
shall determine expedient, and applying all sur
Mus over the general expensee of the Treasury
20 the liquidation ofthe arrears. The resolu-
tion, no doubt, received the assent OF the Senate
last night before the final adjournment


FOREIGN News BY THE MAGNETIC IELE-
GRAPH. We see by the New York papers, that
arrangements have been made to convey the
news which may be brought by the next Eng
Gsh steamer, from Boston to Hartford or New
Haven by Telegraph, and from thence by ex-
oress to New York Some of the editors OF
that city have not, however, entered into this
arrangement, but will run an express from Bos-
ION to New York The Telegraph will be able
10 furnish brief summary only, we presume,
leaving the details to be brought by the expires
frar, Boston. Thus those editors who rely on
the Telegraph may have the news first but the
express will furnish it in the most satisfactory
manner, because more full The news will be
looked for with intense anxiety, particularly in
reference to the Oregon question. We may
EXPECT to hear that the British government is
lust as decided in its determination TO maintain
its claim TO part of Oregon as some of our
public men are to have the whole of it. 1t
NAV be, that ministers will forbear the use OF
irritating language or harsh measures for the
present, in the hope that Congress will pass the
bill to reduce the tariff to the revenue standard
which would be most desirable measure fol
Enrland but that the whole of Oregon will be
relinGushcd to us, we have not the slightest
idea. We may play into her hands i'll the re.
duction of our tariff, and the Iun of our manu-
iacturers and mechanics, but we shall fail tc
coax or to threaten her into a withdrawal of hel
claim to a part Of Oregon. In defence Of that
she will fight should it become necessary; and
it will be for us, therefore to choose, whether
we will compromise for portion, or 60 to wal
for the whole of Oregon.