Louis Philippe to arbiirate the Oregon ques- lion between the United States and Great Brit
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Louis Philippe to arbitrate the Oregon ques- lion between the United States and Great Brit ain.

 There had been time, before had prop erlv reflected upon 1t, when was willing that an ancient and sleadiast friend, the Em- pcror of Russia, should arbitrate this Oregon controversy. For, after all, he Is probably the only monarch in Europe, entirely free of the influences of Great Britain. Upon any other question than that of territory, aud that territory contiguous to his own, could most cheerfully and confidently trust him. But, he not only desires to retain what he has, but to extend his possessions He doubtless loves us, but 1t is at distance. should fear, from my opinions of the man, that he would not altogether relish the whislling of Yankee Doodle, on the line of 54 40-or hear, with very great pleasure, some of our learned, travelling Yankees, reading to his loyal subjects upon the Pacific, Paine's Com mon Sense" or some other learned lectures upon the Rights of man.

 The above is substantially, and as far as my memory goes, literally, what said, upon the subject of arbitration, and about Louis Philippe, Nicholas and Tom Paine.

 Thanking you for the opportunity of cor recting a misrepresentation, as we'll as for your friendship upon the occasion referred 