BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. ll-7p NJ.
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. Ill r. NJ.


The Oregon flame is spreading. The bold, dashins
announcement of the Union has been received with
about an equal amount Of astonshment and asm
IN all this region Saturday, ] made up to Pha.
delphia to get on the track Of certain information
which will reach you through other channel except
my letters One end OF the chain is my hand and be.
fore Saturday night you may expect some news affect
ing all parties-more particularly the cqus which are
bent upon the downfall of Polks administration They
are turning heaven and earth, and God only knows
they will not succeed. ] shall know something more
wnen get back to Washington was told in P6iladel
Phia yesterday that messenger from Albany had pass
ed through that city the day before for Washington
sent to negotiate matters for the old Regency hacks
with Col Polk pledge you that all he does shall be
known Is too late in the day for that old den Of rat
uesnakes TO hope to get humbugs without being ex
posed Tomorrow you may perhaps hear something;
Dut wnen u comes You may rely on il. shall not be
entirely satisfied till then how we must take the
new Oregon fit that has seized tho Unon One thing is
all wish to know-1f Mr. Polk is determined TO make
or mar his fortunes the Oregon question / shall
not be long in finding this out This has for long time
been the great measure Of the Huaid-alway in ad.
vance Of the world HyrY.