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ments for the East Indies.


The European advices received per the steamship
Cambria, are, without doubt, in a commercial view
very important and highly encouraging to many in
erests in the Unte States but do not look upon the
accounts rather the absence If in relation
the Texas and Oregon questions being indicative of
much good. The sudden change in the public policy Of
the of Great Britain in relation to these dis
puted territories aud the silence Of the ministry since the
meeting OF Parliament upon the subject la construed by
many here very r3rtenuous and fraught with much
Liverpool on the All Of February, negotiations
pending between the Government OF Great Britain and
that OF France to bring about cooperation for the
purpose of issuing protest in tho of Tie principal
powers Of Europe protesting against the annexation OF
Texas to the United The next steamer the packet
Of the 4h Of brings no intelligence
whatever upon the the public mind this side
is therefore partially qued We ecannot think that alter
about his affair that the thing to be abandoned in this
way, that after oil the negotiations with other powers;
the que stion, we cannot believe that government like
that OF Great Britain, Is going to give Hp the thing,
peaceably as the silence might induce many to hope


Inc Texal question ia not yet settled The resolutions
which passed both houses Of Congress will not bring the
matter to crisis The terms proposed by these refolu
tons have not and possibly may not be accepted by the
Government of Texas The Arrangement of The premi
nares must occupy tine and until they settled,
Gnva,nmsr, 81 -, c ,s a. a he m ons,Iu orIng ~
rtvent successful termination OF our negotiations
rhe tone OF the Texas in relation to the terms Of
ered by the Congrt -siona resolutions seems to confirm
any suspicion of this nature, and should not be
prsed to see complete explosion Of the whole
ton affair These some of the opinions floating abou.
In fnancisl circles and il must be admitted that Of
them are not without foundation. We find the Govern
ment Of Great Briten abandoning the right of search
but still rapidly increasing the force Of the navy This
at least inconsistent movement end 10 sufficient
to put this government its guard to beware Of false
appearances.


The legislature Of this State has recently passed bill
empowering the Corporation OF the city Of New York TO
order end cause 10 be oised by tax the estates reel





county, sum not exceeding nine hundred and forty
thousand nine hundred and oignyseven dolars to bo
applied towards d. a ing the various OF the
city and county. Such part, of the contingent expenses
Of said city and county Of New York relate to repair
ing and Cleaning streets in that pant Of the said city ypg
south OF line running through the centre of hry-
fourth street shall be assessed that part only OF the
said city lying south Of the said limo Aud also tho iui-
ther sum not exceeding two hundred and foity eight
thousand and FIVE hundred dollars by tax The estates,
real and PERSONAL Of the ifeeholders and inhabtans Ct
and situated within the spd city aud county OF New