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 reasons of personal inconvenience alleged as the cause oi his non acceptance. In the event of his de- cIining. Mir. RHETr or Mir. HOLMES is spoken O as likely to receive he offer.

 The following is an Irish view of the Oregon aues tion, which we find quoted in the Washington Unor from ihe "Dublin Naon.''

 "PoLK OR PEEL l-Whatever may be though ot Feels discretion ,~hatever shall be experienced 0 his acts. he has spoken slou!y. The President SO lemnly an"ounced, in his inaugural address, that the title oi the Aniericans 1o the Oregon territory WAS 'cear and unquestIonahe; that they were perfecling that tiie by i'nmibation; d"d that the laws and arms oi the republic would follow and protect them The English minister has promptly answered asser. ton by assettlon threat by th reai promise by deed The right oi England, says Sir Robert Peel, Ia 'clear and -he uses the words of thc President. 10 make his contradiction more emphatic that ught we shall ask America to admit; and failing 10 obtain by atmissIon oifer deter mined and prepared to defend.' He has stopped the packet la send his instructions he has comnis sion ed the Earl of Cahcart to command the British troops m Amcrica; he has hurried ~1 two compamle: | ol artillery Cannda; he IS about to send an adii- tonal force ihere-S 0OO men, 'tis said; and the Times hoasts that he forts the Columbia will bt ready to resist any troops that the Americans can move against them.

 "Nor are these the only resources of winch Brit. am Vaunis. America, tsaSs the organ of the min

 sters) has neither navy, aruIy, nor credit EnghnC has all. Tine ungarded coast is threatened with , roving squadron. New York is within reach of Ca | nda-N ashington may be burned ngaIn; and, les the nemors of Jackson should shelter New Orleans skeleton regiments are to be thrown into the south ern States, and the negroes organized under ihe aw ] iul banners ot liberty and vengeance.

 "let England will yield the Oregon without war. Il America persist. in any case Eng land vii lose II; for that tide of inauguration cannot be resist ed by the munster nor moderated by the President 1 the great design of the American mind will be ac compli shed-the expulsion of every European pow l CT from their continent. We do not gay that Eng land might not colonze and long Te;a in ihe Oregon we are no believers in vise and mechanical neces sity; huinaa genus knows impossIbilities human will IS supreme on earth If England were safe il Europe, and had coulen,ed Canada by independence and should she establish d guardian army, and sudden and vast eOlpny in the Oregon, under an terIrising and original governor with dictator pow CT, she might 6rIny hold and gradually occupy the Pacific side of North America. Bot she win no content the colony-she W i'll not content Canada she is unsafe iu Europe.

 "ERgland cannot hoLl the Oregon save by the con sent oi the States Canada and Ireland are not hos i'ie to ihe Amer ican occupation; it would not te lust, II Is not their interest 10 be The claim o America IS preferable historical and poilca grounds. IT the Oregon belonged to France, the States got II with iousiana if to Spain, they got il With Tor ida ii 10 no one, they got it with Indepen dence. Histo, lcallv, the claims of both parties uivlai. American Captain Grey entered one of its iarboIs, and called he district Columbia from his ship English Captain Vancouver afterwards enter ed one ot It's rivers. There inherited titles m either country; and wisely acting on the secret conviction of Ihis the negotiations of ISIS and I627 alio wed equal rights of occupation he settlers o both States, leaving right ot sovereignty undecided. The Americans. on the spot, swarm ing wilh annual nations, naturally, all but necessarily, spread and Tn Eng land has few stoccadocd cabins the coast hut not il eolonist. Nature, might, justice and the epirlt oi the conventions have gwen it to America | "Neither Ireland nor Canada, then, have just cause to object 10 the American occupation, and iheir interest Is eve. favorable to il.

 | ''ln the States, Canada the natural ally or confederate oi her approaching independence. They ire near--Engand far; they are friendly and like l,ngland has msused, does maitreat and IS unlike ID Canada Besides, the obvious interest of the y' merican nations to emancipate their continent rom European power and European quarres.

 "The progress of the American republic is that o :, State towards whose Independence Ireland gave Montgomery and 25, ,000 sodicrs-oia Slale whcl aided her m the emancipation struggle, and whcl has helped and still generously assists her fer repea --of State winch is the bulwark of liberty. Ay notwithstanding the slavery of the negro. America is liberrv's buwark and Ireand's dearest ally. Ire l land aments and condemns he negro slavery which , England planted ia America She would exul al its abolition in all the States, she reoices at It's ! extinction in many; but she knows that it's aboll lion. however possible and rght difficult and ,ian- gerous; she remembers that, when she sought Eng ind's help for emancipation, England had slaves 1 thai few nations earti, but hold have held them; and finally, Ireland knows that she has no Quixotic mission to hum out aud quarrel for (wth- ont being able redress) distant wrongs, when her own sufferngs and thraidon require every exertion and ever, alliance.

 ''These then, being the rghtfn and prudent feel ings of Canada and Ireland, England can only py Oregon by tie consent of Aniericn.

 ''1lle last packet brought ns the positive state lnent the delibe pledge of the repubr will the next bring Us ne Of craven apology or skiiiu retreat! Mr, Polk has The name of great clearness and decision. and his address signifies he has hcen met by defiance hold, contradiction as direct, and movements hostile us ever used by one government To another. Can the sparrows "i Downing street frighten the western eagle!

 "of course. the humble loyaly of tie empire "ou"t support thr Queen in any war, no matter how uJo', or injurious; but the reported talk of a minis " .' 's not 'oyai declaration, and this therefore, is ihe iime Tor discussion .ft'I t..ii l WV no trust that Sir Robert Peel will reconsider ms u"ius, and iinnndent declarations; or that sonic wiser councillor Ill save the monarch from assert

 ing bv arms Il claim 50 ll-founded at n time so in- l opp.i tune. .- .. .-. - ,