rnf7 VIII bO Isi4i4.
{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2445, "word_count": 424, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9459999799728394], "ccnet_perplexity": [932.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
We extract the following from letter received from Gov, YELL which bears late subsequent 10 the message of the President of tie United States trans hitting to the two Houses of Congress, the cores pondence "between the Secretary of State and the Minister of the U States at London" and s.bntwcea the British Minister andTsecratary of state,' upon the subject of Oregon.

 "Ye have at last passed the Oregon resolutions, requiring the President to notify Great Britain that the joiat occupancy of Oregon territory by the sub iee,s of the two governments, must terminate at the end oftweve moatls. Tie vote was l72 to 46 on the frstbranch of the prosposton, Oathe ensross. ment of the bill, the vote was l53 to 5l The reso- tIons were i'm aediaely transmitted to the Senate for their concurrence.

 To-day Mir Alien, the chairman of the committee on foreign relations opened the debate in the Senate, in powerful and eloquent speech in favor of the resolutions, which will bring forth all the talent of the opponents to the resolutions. They will pass the Senate, have doubt, without some change should ba produced by negotiations which are still pending. My opinion is, that Great Britain will propose to settle the question al la degrees north latitude. While I an writing a gentleman has called in and informs me, that there is rumor current in the city, that tha British Minister has submitted his ul- tima'ua; proposing to settle the Oregon question at i9o, with the privilege of the free navigation of the Columbia river for ta years and that the proposi- ton has been accepted doubt the truth of the ru- nor, bat t may be so. believe it will thus be finally settled. The yo.e on yssierdayin the House of lo9 majority for giving the notice, has broa 5ht the British Miaister to his senses.''

 We are indebted to the Hon. \. Yell for the subjoinel letter, in relation to supplying the new Post Office at Texas, in Scot, county. with the mail, by an extension of the route from Boeas,lle to Parks r. o.

 Posr OrricE DRrARrNENr,

 .CoNrRAer OrFIcE.

 9A Fcbruqru, 18l6. Sir! have the honor to inform yor that by order of the Postmaster General. ,h, contractor for the route from Bonneville tc Parks, Ark, has been directed 10 extend tb, same to the new Office al Texas. in Scot county, at pro rata additional pay,

 Very respectfully,

 lcur obed, servant,

 5. E. lOBblE.

 Isl Asst P NJ. General. iioN. ARCHIBALD YELL,

 House of Represents