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CalDornia.-The intelligent Washington cor.
respondent of the Charleston Courier states that
"nccording to recent but unpublished, official ad.
vices, England holds the CALIFORNIA; in pledge for
certain debts of a large amount, due to her sub
jects. This grand prize she grasps, at last, and
Oregon is now, in her estimation, a mere bage.
tele. Thus it is that the Oregon question is near
p a final adustmen. on terms favorable and hon.


We 'GaQs"


and we have 6aa something Of this months 'go,
upon the designs of EngfaR.to present our views
ter of the continent, and the objeesS that quar-
purposes in obtaining possession Of tho Calilofhe
as. If the infcrmatlon of the Conrier's cores
pondcnt be correct, the time is not distant whsr
principle laid down by Mr.. Monroe, and approved
of by the whole American people. 10 wit: tha
the recoIonizaton of this Continent by European
Governments is cause Of war, will be put to Q
practical test. The position heretofore assumed
by the United States in this regard is so proud
one. that i, should never be abandoned. The
same writer adds, that There is much more thai
is vet to come out, in relation to our Mexican al
fairs, that will excite public Interest,"