... THE AMERICANS, ENGLISH, FRENCff, AND HALF-BREEDS IN OrtFGOM, i o) In the same paperfrota whicb we extract the Americatr President's Speech, we 6nd the following- LATE NEWS FROM ORiEGON. The St. Lomin pa1ers of the 24th ult. come to us vrwiLI the news of the arrival in that city of Dr. Eijah White, sub-agetzt of Indian kffairs for the territory ?? Oregon, in not m ucb mnore than one hundred ...

... (From the Sunday Times, free trade paper.) There are obvious doubt and hesitation among a large portion of the ministerialists who have not yet fully ac- quainted themselves with the intentions of the Premier. It may be all very well for the Times to ridicule the ' twin journals, to descant on the failings of those melancholy prints, and to pretend that not even an underling of the cabinet ...

... A CHRIStMAS DINNER PARTY. - .I ?? I isa one of Mary llowvitz contribustiona to thc EdMintsurgh a Telars occuxs the eublhined exanmpe of Christmnas festis it'e3. t it is a pleasing enforcemen! of the claims of the poor upon the a Oyropathiea arid fncerdsqhips, ns well as purses, of their rich r bxrtbten, and orie, woeli w-orthy of being redctced to practice t -tu.ring the preent season, ...

... PROFESSOR TAYLOR'S MUSICAL LECTTURES. The last of Professor Taylor's course Of four lectures on English Vocal Harmony was'delivered on Monday even- ing last, in the Theatre of the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society, in the public Rooms, Jarratt- street, before a numerous and highly-respectable audi- ence. The time embraced in this lecture was chiefly the last fifty years, and interesting ...

... I .I For many months the various parishes throughout England have laboocred snsder the greatest difficuslty with regard to the mode by which the provisions of the 8ith and 9th Viet., c. 117,1 An Act to amend and regulate the removal of Paupers to Scotland, Ireland, thle Isle of Mban, the Islands of Jersey, Guernsety, &c.,' were to be carried into Operation, and a long correspondence hait ...

... DREADFUL BOILEREXPLOSION AT THE I I BISHOPW1EARMOUTH IRON WORKS. THREE PERSONS KILLED, AND UPWARDS OF TBIRTY WOUNDED. One of the most terrible explosions that ever took place occurred on Wednesday morning, at the Derwent Iron Works, in Bishiopwearmouth, the property of the firm of Messrs. Cargill, Mounsey, and Co., the acting partners being Messrs. William and Caleb Rich.trdson. As these works ...

... | a o .41cxandrr Gordon, the master, ?? the chief mate, of the ship Nuthesis, from Brazil, now lying in the Lon- don Dock, were charged, at the Thames Police Court, on Wednesday, with assaulting William Scott, an apprenticebe. longing to the same vessel, on the high seas, vithbin thejuris- dictio, of the Admiralty of England. Wtldiam Scott, a youth aged 16 years, staled that on the outward ...

... Fellow.eountrymen,.-..n consequence of one of those de- plorable events so inconsistent with the proverbial mildness of the Irish character, that their actual occurrence, as de- tailed in the public prints, has often been discredited amongst you. We, the undersigned magistrates for the North Riding of Tipperary, met at Nenagh, and after due deliberation for- warded an address to the Irish ...

... I CASE OF PARRICII)E, NEAR AfORPETH j , NORTIUNIBEURLAND. A murder, committed under rather peculiar circum- el stances, occurred a few days ago at Cockle-park, near Nlorpeth, in the county of Northumberland, the son of tt the deceased having been apprehended on his own con- ys fession. of the crime. Tlhe deceased, who was 57 years xv of age, resided in a cottage, with his w ife and (laughter, ...

... I AtLWAY INTELLIGENCE. LON DON ,ND YoaK.-A letter, which appears in the London papers, fromn Mr. Asteli sbowvs that the London and York have refused the after made by ?? Hudson, on the part of the Eastern Counties for arr anialganurrion with that Company. A GOOD AlRANGEr E2NT.--At a meeting, of the Oldham, Mlanchester, Liverpool and B3irkeihead Junittion Company, it was announced that ...

... , I~nFlnwnA_ .1 ?? ?? 1_. ?? Sh:1e following circular in reference to the enrolment 9f the Militia has been addressed by the War. Office to the Colonels of the different regiments in Great Britain ORRAT BRITAIN. War Office, December, 1845. Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to signify her conamands that the permaneut stair of the several regiments, battalions, or corps of the Militia ...

... The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert L. Longhead, as Consul at Londonderry for the United States of America. A report is prevalent that Sir Eardley Wilmot is aboutto be appointed Governor-General of New South Wales. A vacancy has occurred in the office of In- spector and Examiner of Plantation Accounts in the Custom- House, by the death of Mr. Woodhouse. Mr. Baron Parke and ...