BRITISH MOVEMENTS,
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Just as OCT paper is going TO press, we find the
following as the concluding words to an article in
the London Times of the 10th of April, which,
coming from that source, may be considered as


"When we reflect on the difficulty of transport
ing even party Of settlers across the whole con-
,nent of America, on the lhprdcticabiIitS of ope-
rating beyond the frontiers of the Union either 10
ihe south or the west, and on the impossibiIty OF
reaching the Columbia by sea except in time of
peace we are disposed to regard the actual danger
Of an attack on our settlements ON the Oregon as
purely ilusory, and a0e haue no dOd6t that Tong
before Ass Intelligence reaches the torts on the
coast Of the Pacific, they aciH haze been placed by
SIR G. Seymour, and The sqIGdran under his COM


We may add that other ntimatious Of the same
nature are thrown out, though more obscurely, i'll
other Plumbers of the Tim is for the past month.


Washington Union, Mag lOH..