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relative to the present dispute between the
United States and England, from two Eng
lish papers Of March last


Mr. Pickens, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, in the U. S. Senate, made
report Feb. l3, which was considered little
short Of declaration Of war. The report
was ordered to be printed, though not with
out experiencing considerable opposition.-
1t recapitulates briefly all the differences ex-
listing between the two governments. The
seizure and burning of the steamer Caroline.
The arrest and trial of a. Mcleod as leader
in that affair. The differences in regard to
the North Eastern and Moth Western boun-
daries. The seizure Of American vessels
by British cruisers on the Coast of Africa,
and exercising the power of search, under
the pretence of suppressing the slave trade.
Her interference with the slave question,
sc. On all these subjects the public mind
was much excited, though the papers very
generally condemned the bellicose language
of Congress, and state that the country is in
no Cohu'tioh al PIeseht " SUSTAIN "ai'


Nineteen jurors out of twenty found an in
dictment for murder against Mcleod.


On the other hand the English govern
ment has made formal demand for his re-
lease; and The nation appear firm and unan-
imous in the determination that he must be
either released or avenged A letter from
Mazatlan of later date than the papers, states
that Mcleod has been given up. Even if
this should prove true, there arc other caus-