Foreign News.
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We expected the news last night, brought
by the Caledonia from Europe, but the
mail did not come. This news cannot
fail to be Of importance one way or the
other. What it is we are not able to say
with precision. There is no doubt, how
ever, but that the British Cabinet will
hold on to its past policy, the corn laws.
What news as to "War preparation our
whig brethren will get remains to be seen.
We shall not get the rews from Englaed
here, relative to the receipt Of Mr.. Polk's
message until next month. We know
what it will be, John Bull will below and
make the dust fly awfully; and the British
press will vomit up the bitterest Of its
bile in signs Of its indignation at the young
and sa,scy Republicans. As soon as the
roar Of her British Majesty is heard or
this continent the Eastern Wing press
es will not fail to reverberate the sound,
accompanied with clristain-liks erortation
for us not to provoke this terrific nation.
say Eastern Wing presses, for we believe


Western Whig presses are not vet quite
so lost to national pride and honor.


France continues to make her con-
quests in Africa, not peaceably as we with
Texas, but by stealth Of the meanest kind.
Wonder what Monsieur Guizot would
say, if the United States should declare for
balance Of power in Europe and enter
her protest against further acquisition in
Africa? France and England jointly have
seen fit to interfere in the matters Of the
nations Of the South American Continent.
They have made common cause against
the Argentine Republic, because this Re-
public would not yield tc the dictation Of
these two nstions. They have blockaded
the ports Of the Argentine nation; and
what is it all for? Simply because it be-
came apparent that the Argentine Repub-
lie wasbecoming too strong for the Empire
Of Brazil, the only monarchy on the Wes-
tern Continent; thus demonstrating to us
these nations are determined Monarchies
shall rule the world. Whether the United
States can look on a movement Of this
kind with a blind inactivity, and with
safety to herself, is question which eve
ry republican ought to ask himself imme-
diately and decide. For one, we say, no!