MOBILE

Mdnday Mofill,ag, February ], Is4B.
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 Ihe long expected steamer Cambria has nj lasi srri ed at Boston, The crowded slate ol our columns preeludes lhe rematks we intended on the polilcal adsees furnished by this arrival The tone of lhe British press however, indicated by short arti- cle from Winners European Times, in it's comment g lhe Presidents Message and hr. Cahoun's letter to Mir. King, will afford some amusement on this ide of ihe Atlantic. The British people, with their million ol slaves in Arica ofTended-absolu,ey y indignant that lheir sincerity in lhe of negro emancipation should be doubted. They care lle or nothing. il seems, about Texas. They are willing to give that up, but their zeal in behalf of the poor Alritan must be ,ntulged the hazard of arousing the popular wrath of that country. Veiily. Brother Jonathan must mend hIs diplomacy in view of such A terrible contingency.