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Tor them, bat they will not be conquered


wittont resistance, and, as the first battle


has already proved, great sacrifice of Iif
OIL the part OF their invaders.


The London Times of the 7th contains


long atcIe about The Uailed. States. II


takes the view that the refusal on our part


to leave The Oregon matter to arbitration,


and the passage of the notice resolutions


are omens of war.


The military depots throughout Eng


land were very active. 1t is said that large


relntorccmenS are immediately TO be sent


to India.


IRELAND TIE Cocrcion BW--In the


House of Lords, March g. the House re-


solved itself into committee on the Irish


coercion bill. The consideration of the


several clauses gave rise 10 much discus


sion, III The course Of which Earl Grey at


tackled the Irish landlords as being the


cause of the state Of the country. through


neglect of their dulies. When clause lG


was read, making it misdemeanor pun.


iShobIe with transportation for Is years,
for any person III proclaimed district to
be found ont olhlS abode between one hour
after sunset and sunrise; lord Grey moved
rs amendment one years imprisonment
with or without labor, which was lost on
dlVlson. The remaining clauses were
then agreed 10, aud il was determined that
the bill should be in force for three years
from October next


From Me L9nIon Times, .1Iarch 6.


ENGLAND AND TUE UNITED STATES
'Fhe pubic will not forget lhar from the
4th Of December, upon which day We an
nOuuced The determination Of Sir Robert
Peel and his colleagues to repeal tie corn
laws until the meeting OF parliament, when
the truth could 40 lOngOr be concealed, we
were twice a day assalcd with whole col
umnS Of the groSSest abuse by the Mrs.
Camp and Mrs. Harris Of the press-that,
not only was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
as an infamous fabrication" but that the
Of this Journal were accused Of
having wiiiuItv set abroad faSehood for
the purpose Of proftlng by alleged opera
toHS IN The stuCkShare aud corn markets.
We have hitherto lrll these decfepit sco.ds
the events otltIc last month have
b-lt4 a SUM ltli itll lbil tl ltIiI ttllIIl
MES; bat confession is so rare among those
convicted Of iaISchood, that we cannot re-
.rulu from giving the first of the crunpS
who has shown symptoms of repentance,
.he benefit OF the following extract from an
article which she published last evening:


Goa the evening preceding that announce
moHi OF The IGmes which WccOulradiclcd
l.t,,,r ttSfr,ttef4l
,cIousIy on oar par) to tell a lie in the
words OF truth" an insult and an injury
which we muStcvcr remember on The even
ny OF the 81 Of December letters were, we
know, despatched TO public men ofinnuen-
ce III the United States, by officers of the
government, making announcements Simi-
lar To that uade by IHe Times ofrhe 1ph.
W e have, indeed, now IIuIe doubt HAT the
,iice Of The Times proceeded directly
rom the Treasury, aud thai tie false part
If 1t, the alleged decision Of the cabinet,
VAS thrown IN with view to American
lsc"


From tie United Serricc GaeeHe


The Switzerland, from New York, has
rived in England bringing Intelligence
rom the United States down TO the l2lh Of |
'ebguary, the most important Of which is
hat The house Representatives had passed |
he following resolutions relative to the
ccupation Of 'hc Oregon.





This is another step in United States
rrogauce, which passed congress ly
iaj1u'y of 1913 to 81 votes Aud 10 what
urgosc does 70 rcud' Merely 10 IhI>: the
Jjlmlug ola twelve months time from
De- notice being received by the English
pverumcnr, aud ID long rope aud a good


u at tie end oft The war rauy IN
mcrica have united with The ThIcrs
hool IN France; they are eager 10 whrt
clr knives and shed the blood ol English
ru, bat we feel confident lhey Will fud
cmscIveS deeply involved IA error as they
occcd. The enure possession uI a term
~ Is claimed hy two parties, and a treaty
entered into for JOINT occupancy, u,l
BE- gives The other notice To uuIl, which
,uce II taclily complied with, must lie
.cmrd lanlamouul 10 cnwdrdiy shrink
. from a claim Of right Tie Uun,d
atcs intend giving thiS notice to England,
Il our couutrymon are not exactly tle
q Of people io quIl their uudoubird pro-
rtv, hcrau>c the Americans have warned
au, without having brush lar o.; aud
Is ufaugnSsIoa, ii tolerated, must i,-ad 10
Il retaliation.