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WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, lS45.
Cabinet Councii-FOreign Afairs-Ihe forthcoming


annual Message, &c.


The "seven wise men of Greece" are now in the
star chamber Of the Executive mansion, resolving
the component parts Of the Executive prescription
to Congress, especially in regard to our foreign rea
tons-our important concerns with England, with
Mexico, with the West Indies, with South Ameri-
ca, and with the Pacific islands lying between the
Columbia river of the Northwest coast and Canton,
the great entrepot of the Central Flowery King
dom.


The President will be discreet, though he cannot
retropade. upon the Oregon question. From present
indications even the great west will consent to the
alternative of time as preferable to the compromise
If the cannon's mouth Just now The dreadful scar
CITY OF bread in Great Britain and the loss OF many
potatoes In Ireland, will open asutficenty profitable
market to the teeming granares OF the west,wlthout
the necessity OF war. it is an Ill wind that blows
though surcharged with the masma Of famine, pestI-
lence and revolution, will bring jubilee to the farm
ers OF the west. II will result in the transfer OF mil
lions Of British capital TO the western States 1t
and Illinois, as to lead them again, ten to one, INTO
the very madness Of speculation, IN provisions, ral
roads, town lots, ndlithogaphed cltlesn uninhaoi-
There Is some talk that the President will advise
a special commission to England, or to be staton-
ed at Washington, to meet IKE commission IN
behalf of the English Government, Tor the purpose
of entering into a reciprocal commercial treaty,
whereby the subjects OF III. b. M. may be saved
from the horrors OF starvation, by as cheap supply
of bread from this country possible, and tor an
abatement OF certain imposltlons on import IN iavor
Of British manufactures, for the time being. The
b,ph tariff people will rebel against such an ar
r,noemenl. we know but it is not at all Impfoot-
bic that II may come to paas. The south and Wre'