... Trie Arcadia has arrived with the New York papers to the :31st ult. They contain hii account of ini resting discussions in Congress respecting tiie Oregon territory. Geurul Cass’s resolutions, ou which he gave vent to his absurd speech, passed th« senate unanimously, ben use they simply asked for information as to the state the country’s defences, and were not in themselves seriously ...

... to tiiat there has been, and that there i* even now proftressin?:, nn extraordinary revolution in this country. Ever since was deemed advisable to elfect an alteration in the currency, revolutiorrin property lias been working its silent way. For a time its effects were only partially felt, and were ecns«r|uertlly disregarded. The evil, howfever, advanced. The agriculturist, who was the ...