cent nearly due and the price Of the stock is reducedo
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cent nearly DUE and the price Of the stock reduced
7at . 7a3 per cent.


There very littls doing In other State stocks Capt.
tasts and operators not fully satisfied as to the CON-
pexion Of foreign relations and il must be admitted
there is sufficient foundation for whatever fears may be
entertained upon the subject Surrounded as we are By
the emissaes OF all nations fearful TINT we shall add one
furiong TO our boundaries eclipse them in CONNER
cal enterprise we know soon our position maj
be day the hour when tho peace Of the
principal nations of the world may be disturbed The
most trifns circumstance imaginable might set the ball
IN motion, which undoubtedly would, in its course
crush the weaker powers and wipe out boundaries
"hch nave for ages separated nations Our attention
must De particularly turned to Mexican affairs and the
piack cloud that rising the Gulf of Mexico The
oregon question is of time unless carried onward
by being connected with other matters. The bubble
will burst in Mexico and its fragments may scatter wide
enough to atact the attention Of more nations than now
appear to be interested in the existing difficulties So long
as the doubt and mystery that hangs upon our
foreign relations continue long must there be great
want OF confidence in all commercial operations so long
as we are threatened with difficulties from so many di-
recons SO eng will there be danger of rupture with
some power We do not look for speedy settlement
either ofthc two questions affecting commercial affairs
so seriously. The Oregon question, as have before
stated is one of tme and it is probable the msun
derstandng with Mexico in relation to Texas will not
come to a crisis until some decided movement is
made between Texas and the United States If Mexico
can keep Texas out of the Union by acknowledging her
independence she will not hesitate moment in doing
so, and do not look for commencement of hostili-
ties between the United States and Mexico until anne
alton has actually taken place. Then there will be no
alternative. Influences at work upon the avarice
and arrogance of the Mexican government which must
compel to destroy the acable relations that havs


long existed with the United States There ne use in
shutting eyes, determined not to look the facts
thecase boldly We have too much at issue in this mat.
ter.and precautionary measures usually the best