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Greai Britain and America. The New York
Star observes: "From the information we


have derived from intelligent gentlemen arr,
we'd in the Great Western, we learn that among
the people of England, the government and all
classes, the idea Of going to war with this coun


try, is deemed perfectly preposterous; that ra-
ther than it should take place, they would see
the whole territory sunk into the ocean; thar
they look upon it as border dispute, in which
the feelings of the Two country's are not nvoI-
we'd and that, as it is a mere question of land,
and not of honor it may be easily adjusted,
and cannot in any way lead to hostIities be.
ween two great and kindred nations, whose
hearts and interests are indissolubly united"