The Notice.
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II is not certainly known whether
the "nosice' has been despatched to
England by the packet on the lst
inst. The Washington Union stated
that it would be given without delay.
The Charleston Courier says that a
rumor is in circulation that the Presi-
dent will not assent to any PROPOSE
ton for treaty that comedies to
Great Britain the navigation of the
Columbia. If this be the case it is
not probable that any treaty can be
made. The navigation of the river
is Of some value to the Hudson's Bay
Company but of none to US. The
late advices render it very probable
that an offeA of some kind will be
made by the British governmet s. We.
ry speedily; but apprehend that the
statement made in letters from Liver
pool, that instructions to that effect
had already been sent TO Mr.. PAX
enham is erroneous.


Reports were in circulation in New
York that Sir Robert Peel and Lord
Morpeth had written 10 gentlemen in
that city that the Oregon question
was seltled.-N o. Delta.