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&tn. CALHOUN on The OREGON QUESTION.
gle Waehngton correspondent Of the N. York
Slapmcrciel Advertiser speaks thus of some
sssaortan; movements Of Mr.. Calhoun in the
gsiatte, of Oregon:


"Mr. Calhoun, seeking peace in the spirit OF
fsgxcc, has interposed hls offices, with success,
Sxstaeen the Brush Minister and Mr.. Buchan-
ss. Che negotiation is not resumed, but, what
szsounts to the same thing, measures are taken
a1e i,s renewal at a future time, after hearing
Ezsther from the British Government.


Tnc prospect is, that the British Government
ga renew the negotiation on the basis Of the
sysila parallel Of latitude.


Through MIR Calhoun's address, conferences
sven3 held yesterday and to-day between the
aaading Wing and the leading Democratic
a,fsmbcrs of both Houses on the subject, at
gsAich the following conclusions were reached,
rsra.


a. That there should be no war until com.
srDBlisc and arbitration were exhausted


=. That no rash measures should pass Con-
.Sgess


3. That Mr. Douglass's Joint Resolutions,
assigned for Tuesday, Jan. 9th, should be post
aencd.


may add, that Mr.. Webster's information
ra. that the British Government will accept the
,sSyer ef compromise made by Mr. Polk.


TaE Ivory CRUcIFlx. To-day will be a
rgety favorable time to visit this most beautiful
cysation Of genius. it will be exhibited at the
Masonic Hall during the day, portion Of the
sima by torch light; also in the evening. 1t il
eosaa of the few works of art about which there
~ no deception, and none can see it without
Sseo. pleasure and benefit.