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aut.els-s '. l.s I,..ic5 .e.4tts. Lest his opinions on the matter involved should be mistaken iron. the fact of his having presented the petition, he con sldered 1: duty to state that Ie eould not urge the granting the prayer of the petition atihis time. Because it would De iHspossli'is ie grant ii, without Tics lsting the slipusations ei the treaty on this subject vitl Great Britain. There WAS. however, one view of the subject Tn witch t required the consideration of the House. It is stated in the me nlefisi. that nonrishing settlements of British sub)eris existed in the Oregon territory. l. this were go, 1t vas in Vi oistioh Of stipulation agreed 10 be- tween Great Britain and the United States, that, during the convention. 10 settlement should he authorized to be made ois the debateable lands, by tie citizens of either cnnnfry. 'ihis aas X matter ttiat required to he locked to, aud "as sn approgriate subject of ia- qhHf TOT tAe Coit.fslttte oh oF&iS5i Relations.

 Among tic memorials this day pre- scented ,gas one bs Mr. SEWER from tie Legislature Of ihe Territory ot arkan- sas, praying that the laws for the % sernnleni of said Territory may be so amended as to give the sleetlon of Go vernon and Secretary of the Territory fo the people. h presenting the me- morial alr. SIsvIEr look occasion 10 say that this memorial contained sundry charges of misconduct and mal-admis- .strastes. a.eaies! the Present Governor, Mir. ForE) from which he wished 1t to he understood that -ile himself entirely dissented. Upon the motion Of Mr. SRslsa. the memorial Vas referred to the Committee on the Territories.