From the New Orleans picayune.l
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From the New Orleans Picayune.I


The conclusion Of lhc debate OF tle
u. s. Senate upon Mr.. C"ss's reso!u-
tons came to hand by yesterdays mail.
Certain expressions, dropped by mem
bers Of that body thought to be in the
confidence Of the President, would lead
us 10 doubt if the Government would
noW accept as compromise the propo-
siton which was made by Mr.. Buchanan
10 Mr.. Packenham to wit: 10 divide the
Oregon territory between the United
States and Great Britain at the 40lh
degree of North latitude.


Mr. Allen Of Ohio, who is Chairman
Of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and who, from his position, must have
frequent intercourse with the Cabinet
and be we'll advised Of their purposes,
stated towards The conclusion of the de-
bate, that the Governmcnt Of the United
States had pIared itself BY lhe coerrive
circumstances Of Ihe case. brought about
by English diplomacy. IN a position
from which II roud not rerede short
Of 540 4C', the Russian line.