The Notice.
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The struggle on the Oregon ques-
ton appears to have settled down in.
to two parties. Those for 49 de"
grees and those for 81 40. The most
strenuous advocates for peace are fully
committed to 40, as the "proper boun-
dary." Grave Senators, intelligent
merchants, and twaddling newspa.
pers all contend for 40, as if they
were certain that England will take
40. Up to this moment nothing
whatever has transpired to show that
England will recede from the line OF
the Columbia river. When it be-
comes developed that she will in no
event take less than the line Of the
river will the 490 men be nearer peace
than the $40 40' 'ites.-N Y. Nezus.