{"newspaper_name": "Arkansas intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1384, "word_count": 237, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8677999973297119], "ccnet_perplexity": [1910.199951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Tie Orcgon Qac$' 'ioa.-Tho London EcoHo.
mist speaking of the appointment of the Hon.
Louis NcLanc as Minister to London. in place of
Mr. Everett. says. at will be found, when the
clcs arc clearly smtcl. that the discussion Of this
affair at Washington has achc1 point which
renders il desirable to have particular propoSi.
ton.submt,cd 10 the British government, and Mr..
Mrh0nc takes the mission on this groIni.'


From the Liverpool Mercury Of the 5th u'r.


We Understand that Mr.. iicLane, the new
American minister at the Court Of St. Jnhes,
who arri,c cd in the Acadia. cntrrIaiEs corlide0t
hope of bringing oil tho Questions at issue be-
tween Great Britain and America 10 an anicabe
and satisfactory termination. Ito spoke very
chrcrrIIv on the subject 10 one Of our first E1er-
.Ian,S. shortly after his arrival. For the sake Of
humanity. and for the best Interests Of the two
countries united bv 50 many t1s Of blood. Ian.
-iagc, '5on and Institutions. we hope tha. Mr.
Mclane may be right; b,, we have Our fears
One thing. however. is certain, and lhat is, that
our scIEsty,cd ''besi practical statesmen" have.
~ :hcr haneling and lncarnritv. impor.lled nll
The hest interests Of the nation. and gone far 10
render Great Britain the Iaughin. ,.stock Of the
workable. Repub.


0IJ-J. George Harris has been appointed Pur.
<er, in the Navy, to I'LL vacancy occa-ionoi by
Z -