From fh, Gnion. THE OREGON COUNTRY.
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LETTER 10.

 To fhe Editor of tbe Union

 SIR; Having recently returned from an ex- cursion to the East and the North, take ad- ditional pleasure in commencing anew mv brief numbers on Oregon; especially as find they have been farther copied from your cx- cellent paper, and more generally read than | had expected.

 Hereafter expec, to be less engaged, as the whirlvind of excitement is now subsi- ding. and my calls not so frequent. and hope to be able to do better justice to this interes- ting subject. And here, sir, allow me to re- mark, il IS most gratifying to witness from the extreme West to the extreme East, such a oneness of sentiment and expression upon this Oregon question. Oregon Is rising as it regards iis intrinsic worth-its national iln- portance begins to b. seen and acknowledc- ed-ils natural and commercial advantages are now dwelt upon-ils saluhrious, mild, and agreeable climate, Is ! theme of pleasing interest n conversation by thousands; and l am satisfied if our Congress can be induced to act timely, Oregon will receive large ac- cesstohs to'her numbers the coming year.

 My lust was upon ihe Willamette valley. ana ih' proof of what have said upon tha, interesting portion of the territory. Ehea leave to introduce two brief communicat,ons f,,n highly respectable gentlemen, re.iains infh,t