England and America.
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Commenting on the foreign news, the
New York Express remarks: "Itappears
10 have been expected that great conster-


nation would have been created in the
United States by the speech of Sir Robert
Peel in reply to the inaugural Address OF
Mr.. Polk, and the GOODNESS displayed here
appears to have disturbed the equanimly
cf the people of England much more
Than noisy rejoinder of words Of war"