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THE OREGON QUEsTIoN IN THE SENATE
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier says:


| have what deem good reason to believe
that Southern Senators arc unanimous for an
adjustment of the Oregon question by the 49th
degree, if treaty be made, and that Mr. Cal
houn will be sustained in resisting the notice,
so that you may be confident that we are to
have no war.


We have rumor that Col, Benton, who
has heretofore refused to Indicate his course,
has declared in favor of the notice and for the
'whole of Oregon, " and some suppose that
he will take the Senators from Arkansas, Mis-
souri, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Maine as
well as Michigan; bat without knowing what
the other Senators will do, have the best lta-
son to feel assured that Mr.. Cameron of Penn
sylvania, and Mr.. Turney of Tennessee, will
90 with Mr., Calhoun.