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OREGoN.-Accordirg to the last aoVices'
saws the Baltimore AMerlcan, the American
popuation now 10 the Oregon settlement IS
upwards of two thousand. They have lorlnfa
tor themselves Cove fnment, elected hxecu-


i've and Legislative officers. established Courfs


of Justice. and a Record Office OF land Illes.


Schao,s and churches are proved, nils TO sup
Div lumber and ior tie manufacture oi npuf are
in operation cattle and stock OF all KINDS are
rapidly increasing, farms are IA cultivation ana
The fisheries weld abundantiy- 10 meet the


growing waals OF civilized community, money
has been sent to New York Tor printing press


and 4 steam engine.


Ii The settlement of the Oregon country goes
| on in this way the settlement OF he Oregon


question will take care OF itself, Both oPer "a


tons are likely 10 go on together; or rather
the latter wd resolve Itself INTO the first.


Under the existing treaty with Great Brluan
there is now pint occupation ol the territory
bv citizens of the United States aud Brtist
sutisct. There are few accessions to the Bnt.
sh population, since the iur trade is almost the
onyt pursuit which calls them there. The A.


mencan settlers go TO reside permanently, to
cultlva'e the ground, to establish cofamu-
nny. They must continually ncreas, and the
country must belong to the United sta
es.