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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED SrArEs--THE
PRESIDENTS FORTHCOMING MEssAGR--The re
latons between the United States and Europe
form the great topic Of conversation in al!
circles, and between all parties at the present time
in this metropolis and in all other parts of the coun-
try The prospect OF the serious differences
between the two nations, leading to collision has
been increasing since the inaugural message OF the
President was commented upon. in the British Par
lament Since that period, public opinion in both
countries has been giving new devolopm.n Of the
views and sentiments entertained relative to their
relations with each other, as expressed by the re-
spectve governments.


On this side OF the water, on all hands the cues
ton Is asked, what will be the temper of the Presi-
dents message, and OF the debates in the ensuing
Congress This important question has received.
so Tar at least as regards the character of the mes
sage, and the policy determined upon by the adml-
nistraton, full and explicit reply in very import
ant and extraordinary article which has recently ap-
peared IN the columns Of the Presidents ORGAN at
Washington The Un,on-a newspaper published
under the auspices Of the President and his cabinet
published last Friday leading article declaring
| IN the most unequvocal terms the absolute right of
the United States to the whole of the Oregon terri
| tory down TO the Russian line and the manner in
which this declaration is made reveals beyond the
possibility of doubt that ii is positive but infor-
NAL annunciatlon OF the President and the Cabinet
previous TO the opening of Congress. On this point
there can be no question. We always believed Mr..
Polks opinion, on this important question, to be as
broad and as long as II IS now represented to be
This opinion received strength and concurrence by
developments made during the recent election in
this great metropolis. ard by the unanimlty OF all
parties in the United States


The present Government of the United States
then, has fairly taken up its position on the Oregon
question, declaring il to have the best title 10 that
territory from the Mexican boundary on the South,
to the Russian line on the North, thus excluding
the British claim to any portion Of that region
Such declaration brings our government, it will
be at once perceived into immediate collision with
England, and the result no one can foretell


The interest and importance therefore Of the
coming session of Congress and of the Parliament
OF England arc increased to an extent not easily to
De exaggerated. Indeed, never within the last
quarter OF century have we had crisis al which
more interest has attached to the proceedings of the
legislative bodies of both countries We are in the
commencement of anew era. Daily the nations Of
Europe are undergoing change land forming new re-
latlons. France and England former rivals on land
and water, are now united in the closest brother
hood, and appear to be alarmed at the progress o.
the United States, and the influence which this coun
try IS destined TO exert upon the destlnies OF the
world hereafter Every thing is in the womb Of the
future. We must wait with patience and fear on


both sides Of the water.


MEDICAL SCHOOLS or New YoaK-The infor-
nation we lately received and pnbllshed IN reference