OregoR---,E'lac Next Proposition.
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The London Times of the Sd ult.. has


an article written just before the depar-


lure cf the Steamer, making another


proposition for the settlement Of The Or.
egon disputes. The article IS unlver-
sally regarded as senl-oIlicial, and it is
thought correctly TO indicate what will
be the next proposition OF Mr.. Packen-
ham, The proposition is made by tile
lines inthe following words:


1--WE think then, that every purpose
both of honor and interest would be an
swered, if the British Minister, on whom
now devolves the duty of making pre-
posas to the Government ofthe United
States. were TO renew on his part The
offer made to England by Mr.. & al!a,in,
in the presidency and under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Adams. That proposal was
TO take the 19ih degree of north latitude,
as far as the sea, as the boundary line,
resening to Great Britain Van Couver's
Island, The haIbor Of ST. JOAN de Fuca,
and the free navigation Of the Columbia.
This would be concession, as far as
superficial area Of ground is concerned.
L would leave the United States masters
Of the greater part Of Oregon. But i,
would secure the principal advantage of
The country, the free navigation Of The
Columbia, to the servants Of the Hud,
sons Bay Company, as well as harbor-
'ge, anchorage, and settlements for En-
,llsh vessels trading with China, and
'ur possessions in Australia and New
Zealand. l, would concede all that he