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We received no W ashington pa.
pers yesterday, but the CORE spondent
Of the Charleston Courier, writing OIL
the II, after the delivery of Mr.. Cal
houh's speech, gives the following
items:


"Though hlr. Calhoun disclaims a
ny knowledge Of tie action of the
President, their reason for believing
that the President, did through Mr.
MCiane, make an overture TO the
British Government, in response to
The coaCiiatory notice of The Oregon
difficulties, taken in the Queens
speech. and in reply TO Sir Robert
Peel to Lord John Russell's qne..
tons. il was certainly his duty to do
this, as Mr.. Calhoun plainly in;im.
ates. The reply may be here in a
day CT two, by the packet which
sailed on the 18th March.


MIR. Dayton's resolution, calling or
the President TO state whether there
is any thing connected With, or grow
Ing out of our foreign relations which
requires an increase Of our naval and
military forces, and ifso, bis reasons
for the opinion was, to-day, adopted.
mem. DIS.


The resolution brings to a point the
whole question. 1t will solve the
mystery as to the Presidents posi-
ton.


Mr.. Calhoun considers the Presi-
dents message called for war. But
circumstances have greatly changed.
though the President has not yet sig
nihed any change in bis views. His
reply may be expected on Monday
next"