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Il
Spectator arc Of little interest. We hope ia a
shor, time, TO have The Reports of the different
Agents on this frontier, when wo will publish
them entirc.


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Frcm the New York Herald Dec 10.


Prohibition Of German Emigration 10 Teras
and The Unitea Siaes.-From German papers,
received at this Office, VIC translate the following
cabinet order, issued by the King Of Prussia, dat
ed from his palace Of Sans Souci, on tic l7,Ii
of October last. 1t is a document as curious az
tits important, and hence we presen, it in all its
royal iormaIity 10 our readers.


CABINET ORDER.


10 tie Minister Of Sia,e, Herr on Bodelschming.
BY your report of tho 22d ult | have seen,
with as:onlsiimenl, that rumor has been circu-
lated in several departments OF East Prussia,
that ii was my dcslgG to promote and encourage
an emigration ofmy subjects from hence to Amor
ca. Notwithstanding the utter groundlessnoss
of such report, and the efforts of my officers TO
refute it, aud inst better idea into Inc minds
of the inhabitants, many persons have been led TO
believe it-and some by an inconsidcrale haste
10 sell their POSSESSIONS, for the purpose Of emil
grating, have involved themselves in serious loss
os. Far is it from my fathcrly intentions to lead





no want of employment for hired hands in tho
country; and, also, because there uro largo dis
trcts of land in East Prussia where there is
great deficiency of agricultural Iaborors. Al
though il is my hope that tho efforts Of the ma
gistracy and ofall well-inlontioned subjects, will
succeed in convincing those who have been led
astray, of the fulsehood of such rumors, yet, in
order 10 fully remove all doubt upon the subject.


hereby empower you TO make this order pub
lie, by means of the government journals at Gum
binness and KGnigsberg.


While the King himself speaks in this gentle
strain, the Minister Of Police is followingit up
with more coorcivc measures, and for this pur-
pose has brushed up some old and obsolete laws
forbdding the transfer of manufacturing secrets
and skill to foreign countries. -. -


The cnuse of all this anxiety and alarm, is the
astonishing and Unprecedented emigration now
taking place from Germany to the United States.
According 10 the accounts which we receive from
the former country, there is a continued stream
of people Of the better classes, vol supplied with
money and goods, pouring from all parts oft'or-
many.to the seaports, in order to embark of'rex.
as. Such mighty tide Of emigration, il is rop.
resented, has never, before. been witnessed. We'll
may the monarch of Europe now begin 10 tako
the alarm, when thoy open their cycs 10 the iact
that their European and monarcfaI insitutions :
impoyerish the people aud drive them out of tho
country; while our free institutions allure the OPP
pressed and suffering from, at:partRofthe worId,
10 lie sure possession ofan ample reward 70 hon
est industry.


This movement forms ono of tho links in that
chain Of events which We have before pointed out
and develoled-thai crisis ofswhirh we have spok-
en-, which, sooner or later, will come, when Eu-
rope, reused 10 deadly enmity BY our prosperity
and her own continuing hspoeerishneni, will take
up arms in one united confederucy against re-
publican America. This cabinet order, which
we have here given, is one Of the symptoms Of
feeling which begin to foreshadow the approach
ing fover. Hitherto Europe has seen with salts
faction the outpouriny Of her population towards
our shore; now, however, il seems she is begin.
Ming To wake up. and to discover that men-ther
labor, their brawny arms and active shows (Which
they have despised and treated with scorn and
contempt) constitute the true wealth ofa country,
and are the producers of power and plenty.


Ii is not strange, that whlo Europe is waking
up 10 the discovery of this ,ruth-this absolute
lrusm in political economy, there is.-or rather
there was-a party in this country which sought
to drive back The floods of wealth that were roll
ing upon our shores, and to shut out the stream
which fertilized our distant wildornesses, by stg.
matizDg the movement as an influx OF foreigners;
forgetting that it was the very same movement
which at one time or other cast every individual
Angle Saxon in tho country Tor, il not him, his
ancestor) like u shipwrecked mariner, upon tho
shores OF new world?


The soundness of that policy by which Texas
has been made constituent part OF the Union,
begins already TO show itself. Ii is the guaran-
tee of American laws and Institutions, which will
render every new country a nucleus and resort
for future race of hardy American republicans.


The Washington Union, fthe night of the 18th,
SAYS that the rumor that the Oregon boundary
question had been concluded in London, between
he British government and Mr.. McLANE, on the
basis of the 10Th degree, is ncorrcct far as the
editor is nj present advised.


Approval of the Message.-Mr. Calhuon, in a
letter 10 MIR. Polk, pronounces his message in all
its parts, th most able State paper tina, has been
issued from the White House for the last thirty
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