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tAttroaglA. The Washington corfcs.
pondcnt Of the New York Journal of
Commerce, in ono OF his last ollofs, holds
the following language, which VIC give
Tor what il s worth, II there Is any
truth IN IT,, il would seem that the wings
aro going IN for llillc speculation ~ ro.
al estate as well az The democrats. PIC.


"rhere is now fair prospect thai we
shall acquire California by treaty. The
whiu party will commence the new move.
ment for this obect, by way Of set-ofl
against Tcxas The possession of Cali.
fornia will be as valuable to US as that a
Texas and it can be, and possibly will Ne,
acquired by treaty. A JOINT resolution
will he introduced in execn'ive session,
it is said (by Mr.. Archer) requesting the
President to open negotiation with Mex.
leo for the settlement Of the bounmdry
between the United States and Mexico,
and also for Obtaining indemnity from
that Government for spoliations Of Anne
rican commerce and outrages on Amerl-
can citizens. Mexico will be expected, Of
course, TO give up the CALIFORNIA; in part
PAYMENT