The Oregon Trcnty-Its Ratification In


England.
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1t gives us no little pleasure to state that the
Oregon treaty, as made, signed, and ratified in
Washington, went out yesterday in the Great
Western, in charge of General Armstrong, our
highly esteemed Consul for Liverpool. We un-
derstand that General A. is not only entrusted
with the American dispatches and the copy of
the treaty, from the State Department, but he
goes as bearer of important dispatches from Mr..
Pakenham to the English government.


The treaty thus taken out will reach Liverpool
about the Sth proximo, when General Armstrong
will, of course, proceed Immediately to London.
II will unquestonably be at once ratified by Her
Majestys government as its terms originated with
them. In the event OF its immediate ratification
in London, the intelligence of the fact will come
out in the steamer of the 10Th proximo, and reach
here about the 4h of August. 1t is very likely that
Congress will remain in session till then, and the
whole matter be closed up forever, to the salts
faction of all lovers of peace and harmony.


1t lis difficult to say when another question will
arise to affect the peace of the two countries All
we have to do is to keep in our proper path, do
what is right, and TO submit to nothing wrong,
even if we do take possession of California and
North Mexico