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sy,onsbise in herds-ana thoughts that breathe and
words ,hat burn issuing simultaneously from ihous-
and lips show how readily, under ptovocsiion reason
subservient 10 passion.


The Caledonia arrived on Friday with intelligence
week in advance OF the Great Western and the nature
OF dispatches had emoient eiiect on Ihe na1
pulse w nch now beats again with aratiEe coo4ne
Il then found that the article N fhe oilc al
no. understood by those on the spoot 70 nave au O
charac,er-;hat Mr. Polk mad not yet thrown ave-! TIC
scabbard-,nat the Wings with nelr tnTee = Peee;


nsoe,i,,. and progrssson were ln!mcai TO war, ana
phs, H. Webster 81 Boston had made speech oil pa
i6 and elevated character in which an appeal 10 phy
sic4i force on the oregon question WAS uei'ouH'Su "
folly and madness.


We have before stated and the repetition a, the pres
ent time is almost superluous that regards England
people care ltte in what way the Oregon dispute may
be- patched up the value OF the territory hardly rated
beyound pin fee and right glad would me thinking
intelligent portion Of the cocnty be the i9tn parae!
Of latitude would nit the views and the taste OF tne
American Government and people Inc annoy ahCe'
the irritation arises out OF what Is conceived 10 be tne


bullying spirit with which the United states claim IS
advanced which naturally wounds our national pIioe'
and frame Of ind little calculated 10 produce
amty or end in 1rbcarance The refusal oil the fresl
dent 10 refer the dispute arbitration looks like ioe
gone conclusion and Is pointed 20 as proof tha' inc
may still be apprehenced from obstinate couuCt


IL has transpircd during the last day Two tnat pr.
Polk mas repeated the English Cabinet the o1e "e
they have rejected two three times during the iret
quarter of century namely. divide the terfioty "
the 10Th parallel of North latitude. and that iney sti ao
here to making the Columbia tine boundary eacn ha
being free OF It's II IS our curse 70 nave ~ a
poly of some kind or other always 10 hgnt iof VI " u
fend some vested interest about "hicn tie Psop "
the aggregate know and as nuch as CO" uoe' io
astronomy. The nation. il noses had Deen counIcu'
would have accepted this otter y an over wa t ,r
jory but then the interests OF the people ana 'ne inter-
es,. Of powerful incorporated company cl'eFse ana
the Government Ike harsh sepinotner pets Inc id'of
ite and plumbers the family -,
same breath that we refer Misunderstanding with
friendly country ii savors somewhat o tne InlesAh
mode of settling controversy wlta upIea shlla'a'
But the fuss and pothcrthe activity and iGcesssnt en-
ergy which prevail in the English dockyards, the sur
yeyng of the coast and the steam navy-al indicate


black cloud" somewhere II may be IN the " est or "a
the South but the powers that be seem 10 be hrfny
impressed with belief that events are transparent
enough make this activity and outlay necessary Csp
tain Austin visited Liverpool last week by order oi the
Admiralty cuage the capacity OF the hrst class stea


rs AZ regards the carrying OF heavy metal he British
and North American the West indian and other vessels
have undergone similar Inspections C@i naG0 coming
events cast their shadows before and our prayer ls
that all this horrible making ready tor the worst may
prove superuous and that the events whatever ihey
are in which they have their origin, may come !iHe
shadows so depart"


LoRD STASLEY.-Rumor points to the reslgna-
ton of Lord Stanley, and his retirement from the Gov
crnment, probabyat least for time-irom puohc ne
His io-dship s Ill at ense-unpopuaT, drag upon his
colleagues dissatisfied with himself gouty aud spenetlc
He is an able man but official Industry and ms
administration in the Colonies has been positively mis-
chicvous. The rumor looks like truth-mauy WI eX-
claim we hope SO lI-uFoPe'u A4Ii1s'


CHARLES DIcKENs New DAILY PAPER.-The
following gossip respecting the London daily paper
which is TO commence with the next session oil faTlIh
rnent q furnished by the metropolitan correspondent OF
the Liverpool Chronicle, gentleman wen acquainted
with the dramatic personn alluded 10 toiu you boihc
time ago if recolcct Alright, that new daily paper OF
ultra liberal politics to he started with Charles DICK
ems the Editor and his father field marshal or con
ductor Messra Bradbury and Evans the proprieors oi
Punch ths spirited men ostensbly known III the
new papcr-,hai is to be. number of crack report
crs, all shorthand men, OF the metropohtaI Journals
have been engaged salaries OF seven, cieht duu ten
guneas u-week for three years certain Dickens ls 10
have thousand II year Jerrold, Mark Lemon ana
others of mark and likelihood TO be among the
chief writer's There is plenty OF cash in the BANK ana
the parties al Of undoubed honor Alter llttle
hitch the effects OF which lasted only twentyionr
hours everything has cheeringiy Charles DICK
had dinner party the other day composed OF the
principal ads engaged each gentleman invited had to
with for the future ourna alter dinner
these were discussed with the champagne and caret
The titles funny enough, and your readers
mus, lose good iaugh by my withholding them ny
general consent The Daily News was adopted. The
paper is TO be rival of the Did Wing Morning Chron
cle


The packet ship Joshua Bates arrived at Liver
pool in less than oa days tine shortest passage on re-
cord says the Liverpool Times for ship under canvass


COMMERCIAL.


-- ~~',',..". sa,i.h,s Europcan Times
The Money Market exhibits good deal OF depression
but it Is better than few days Agobefer than at
the sailing of the last packet Confidence is slowly but
gradually revivine Consos for Money left OF, at e4i to
9is and for the Account 95i TO 9o Bank Stock 202 10
2c3i. The English Mint price of God is S3 lis.
l0;d Some uncertainty exists 10 whether the Bank
OF England will still farther advance the rate OF interest,"
or with the check which has been given to
illecitma,e speculation The uncertainty is not, of
course. very favorable to the revival of business.


The recent accounts of the Cotton crops in America
being equal If not superior. TO those OF last year com
bued with the absence OF money and the gloomy pros
poets In the matter of the peoples food have kept down
the market and reduced prices Even the fears respect
l1, hk,n
up holders. who pressing the market and contr
bung to the staguaton. The price OF fair American
is within fraction Of the lowest figure which il
has ever sood-he most striking proof which can he
instanced ol the severity Of the existing depression


The Sugar market owing 20 the large demand for re-


fined iu the errly part of the week toera5ly active
but the demand has subsidized 10 extent since
Brown Jamaica and ST Vincent, OF good quality, com
maud from 49s. Cd. sos. The Coffee markc, dull
and the may be said OF Cocoa In Rice there is
considerable activity.


The railway panic has not subsidized On the contrary
il is in full force. Investments OF this description
prosTate-the collapse continues. The leeng OF des-
pondeucy which prevails i'll the principal stock markets
of England relative TO iron road exists in the Paris and
other Continental markets with hardly less force The
brokers have suffered severely during the late gambling
mania. and scores OF them are being used up in all
directions. Even in France some OF these pcrsonages
are lyinc England. in order of the way.
The extent OF the injury which the potato crop has
sustained forms usual. unailng subject OF inquiry
and anxiety The accounts are upon the whole OF sad
and melancholy character aud the extent OF the damage
s 10 be seen IN the cOnNlCt!nS accounts oi remedy
given by of high scientific atiainments. In some
districts from third halt the cropis damaged
and rapid lis the progress OF the disease that another
third expected will be destroyed in the pits before
the Spring OF mex, year. One learned Theoan
men6s that the potatoes be sliced put into Jars like pre-
serves and covered with fat Fine comfort this truly


tor the inmates of Irish hoye who have neither jars
nor fat nor FIRE Another the substitution
peas by the poor oreetiu that ;he price pulse like
every other description oil human food. has risen
/ nously of late. Seeing that potatoes enter SO
/ largely into the food of the laborpe classes in
England and that they constitute the chief almost the
only article ot susouance OF the poor in Ireland il is
painful, it is narrowing TO contemplate the of
physical suffering which the present calamity will pro.
duce. la the endcSyor 10 discover remedy Us a
substitute. Indian corn, much used in the United
States, has been strongly recommended. Strange ii
may appear, this produce is comparatively unknown
I England. Cobbett who lived some time in the United
States constantly the habit OF eulogizng lis vr
tues. and recommending ii article OF human food
while for the iiening OF cattle he declared il TO be
qualed. But the farmers Of this country were
sturdy in seizug upon Improvements the duty upon
the article has deferred importation and the public has
been prevented from spprecians that which suthori
ty eminent in farming and agriculture, Uld Cobbe
unQuestionahly WAS. pointed mis- countrymen.