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Ou-The debate in the British Parliament on the Oregon Question will be read with interest by all classes of the community. We trust the matter will yet be aicably adjusted, notwithstanding the warlike character which it now assumes War with any nation, and especially with one with which we are on intimate commercial relations, should be avoided as long as the national honor will allow. i

 z The heads Of the American and British Admin istrations having expressed their on this Oregon question, the subject will be allow ed to rest until the meeting of Congress, and the action of that body upon the recommendations which may be made to ii by President Polk. Mean time the people of the United States should exam inc the questionin all its bearings, and be prepar- ed to sustain any measure which Congress in it's wisdom may adopt. a g,