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British and French "Anneration. The N. Y.
journal Of Commerce says that =" The French
journals received BY the Caledonia declare conf.
dentially that projects Of law of the highest inn
portance, involving resumption by the French
Of their ancient possession of IIuyti, have been
earnestly discussed in council by the ministers of
Louis Philippe. The proposition urged was be-
leyed 10 be limited 10 the remuneration " to
France of tho French part of St. Domingo, al.
lowing England to take possession of the Spanish
part Of The lsland.''


The only difficulty apprehended by these pow.
was tho International jenlousies, so far as to
arrive at an equal partition. They did not fear
an interference on the part Of the American Gov.
ernment. Are England and France afraid of in.
censng America when they wish to annex addi-
tional territory to their domnons When
America responds TO the calls of her kin in Tex.
as, Henry Clay and bis party set up the bugbear
that we viii offend England