documents Accompanying the Presidents
Wessage-Correspondcnc on the Oregon
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NiessaSe-Correspondcnc on the Oregon


Question.


The Union, OF Tuesday evening last, contains
continuation of the correspondence between the
American and British Ministers on this all-engross
ing sutyect-occupying, in that journal. more than
tive entire co!umns-al Of which we are this morn
ing compelled TO omit with the exception of one OF
Mr. Buchanan's Important letters on the question
Ihe prominent features of the correspondence omit
ted are embraced in the decided refusal Of Mr.. Cal
houn to accept proposition made by Mr.. Paken-
ham, on the 10Th OF January, 1885, to settle the affair
by arbitration.