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In the Board Of Aldermen of the city of New
York, on Wednesday night last, the MAYOR trans
mitted communication from the Mayor Of LEEDS,
m England, received by the Cambria, accompanied
by an address from the first merchants and citizens
in the place, to the citizens of the United States, on
the subject of the present threatening aspect of a-
fairs with reference to the Oregon territory. The
address embraces the following resolution:


That while regarding with deep regret the present dis
puc between this country and the United States reference
to the Oregon territory, fully persuaded that the diff
ference is that be and ought be settled by negoa
ion arbitration and that between the two countries
this account would be criminal it would be calam
and that to either country the Oregon territory would
be acquisition utterly worthless in comparison with the
evils and the costs Of a war"


The letter Of the Mayor Of Leeds states that very
many more names might have been obtained to the
address, but owing to their desire to get it off by
the Cambria, very little time was left to them. As
it is it was signed by the leading merchants, bank
ers, and ministers of the gospel in the city.