The Oregon Question.
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The Washington Union, the organ of
the administration, and speaking probably
by authority, remarks thus on the propo-
sal TO submit the Oregon question to the
arbitration of some European government.
New York Courier suggests ar"
biiration. We understand that Mr.. CAL
houn declined this proposition when
made by the British Mnister-and de-
clined it, is said, upon grounds o: the
strongest character. We are content to
wait for the publication of that document,
with the general remark, that it is sci.
dom, if ever, that the umpirage of third
power has been able TO settle satisfactorily
the controversy between two States in res
lalion 10 disputed territory"