THE SOUTHERN JOURNAL.
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TO Mr.. Buchanan, dated Jan. 16, in which he
argues the question of arbitration, and con-
troverting Mr.. Polk's objection to arbitra-
tion--declaring that England has rights in
Oregon. He asks, whether the U. States
government is willing TO submit to arbitra-
tion their claim 10 the whole territory Of
Oregon.


Sth. A letter from Mr.. Buchanan to Mr..
Pakenham, dated Feb. 6, declining their
last proposition for arbitration, and stating
the reasons why.


The receipt of the message caused a
deep sensation in the House, and the
reading Of the correspondence was listened
10 with deep interest.