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to En- gland 90 that may become the basis OF COM
promise. lti believed by many that such letter has
that Mr.. McLane will make inquiry, 10 a. 10 esccr-
tain the views and purposes OF Engiand-And that
shall have the reply by the steamer on the hrst
of April In addition to this, II s, also, well known
here that Mr.. Pakenham has written to his own
government, by the same steamer, letters Of the
strongest character, representing the necessity q
coming TO settled purpose on the terms OF the me-
go.iation, az soon posslble otherwise the ques.
ton in this country must slip from their hands, and
become an element In the popular elections here,
which will ultimately preclude all negotiation, and
eventually produce collision. Mr.. Pakenham has
declared, In the most feeling manner, that he
would sooner lay down his life than that two such
countries as England and the United States should
20 to war on such question" Both these move
ments, one on the part OF our government, and tho
presenting the importance Of this question TO tho
British government Il is believed that with tho
influence of Sir Robert Peel and the British minis
try, they will come to an immediate determination
during this month, 90 to send back their stSsHa-
frs by the steamer Of the first Of April to this coun
try What these terms will be, OF course, - yet,
is all conjecture. II 10 supposed, however, that II
will comprehend the basis OF the 4Ssh parallel, with
certain water privileges, and compensation 10 be
eiyen TO the Hudson Bay Company, to limited
time ond also in giving up all vancouver's Island
to England. Such proPosinon, II Y come back
from England, will be taken up BY the Presldent3
not in the form Of treaty, but it will be submitted
in naked shape to the Senate, asking their direc-
tons, and making them assume the responsbillty
Of making it the basis Of treaty. II the Pres,den!
should frame il, he must do 30 IN order TO max y
pass and shape it ~ to make 1t acceptable 70 'ns'
body. es Nt N&f. -


This. believe, constitutes the whole plan OF ne.
epliation which has been projected ana ~ On i0Us
By the " compromise" Senators, ana On 49, ,.sy


Yev IN escane from the alternative Of wa. maS 10y


happen upon the uncondii,onal claim TOT 'ne ~no'e


On e G as'.y, hsrd he ultra -Senstors--or 81 40


douS, the accuracy q the .ts,s%sn. ana n. Will not


creoit .uo q ~.arnyv such a has been ascribed to


ny Or hs. Ps.,dsa; will %s.s = s,y x. treaty s.,.


I, the belief that the President sfter


,hr withdrawal Of the offer Of the parals


cannot, without utter and irremedsble dlsg!scss'


Cement 10 any such arrangement They are AFRAID,


bowevsr. there is some ulterior object o. motive IN


this new euquiry--such a. has induced h,m % mane
this formal step, in his message Of yeserdaywnhe,
Al The Same TIME, he and his government nay - "
the midst Of an informal noaotatioa O mls "Si


Il will he seen, fyom this view OF aiialLsLsma ,hs,,n
have given facts, nearly as have collected u.cu
that the present. state Of the Oregon quss'oa-"'s