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The article in the last number Of the Quarterly Re
uieo, on the subject Of Oregon, is beginning to at
tract attention, now that the hubbub arising out
the Indian victories is fast subsiding The gist o
the article is TO promote compromise, and the re
viewer would be content with the 49th parallel.


We have contended from the first that any fai
settlement Of the dispute would be hailed with avid
ty by the English people, in order to avoid the hor
rible consequences which an appeal to force would
produce; and the semi official character Of the ar
tcle to which we alude, embodying the feelings o.
the great conservative party on the subject, is con
hrmstory Of our views.


Indeed, il is generally believed here that the dis
pute is virtually settled. We sincerely hope tha
this is not an assumption, but fact.


We have noticed on more than one occasion re-
Gently, the high estimation in which Indian corn, a,
an article of food has risen on this side OF the At
lantic. Sir Robert Peel on Wednesday evening
corroborated our statement In Ireland II Is hs
supersedng the watery potato, and the premier ex
pressed praseworthy feeling Of pride at finding


people Of that country prefsrring what he justly