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Owing to the publication of the proceed ings of the many primary democratic mee- tings that have been held in the State, and also the proceedings of the Convention on the Sth inst, we have heretofore, been una ble to present our readers with the correspon- dence between the Secretary of State and the British Minister, in relation to the Oregon question.

 In the present number we commence the publication of that correspondence in an abridged form, which will be completed in our next, except the last letter of Mir. Bu- chanan, which is deemed of so mnell impor-- tanee, that we will give it entire. ltis long but nevertheless, ii will be read we trust, by every person in the eounuy-who feels the least interested in the discussion of this ques- ton and ot the unquestionabIe right of the United States to the whole of Oregon.