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IMMIGRANTS TO ORgGoy.-In spite of John Bulls protest against the occupation of Or egon, that country is rapidly filing up with emigrants, and by the time John gets ready to thrash ''Uncle Sam'' for claiming his own, he will have quite little army in that coun- try to route also. John had better keep qui- et, or he may get ring in his nose for be- ing so ..obstropulous," and not letting his betters alone.

 The following paragraph in western pa- per shows how the tide is setting:

 Az ARMY OF EMlGRANTs.-New from Independence, Mo, informs is that the emi- grants now near that point number about se- ven thousand, all destined for Oregon and California. They will start about the same time, divided into convenient companies for travelling with ease and safety. The Indians will not attack party of five hundred. Of course the emgrants, this season, will stand in no fear of the red skins. It is astonish- ing what tide is setting toward the fertile lands on the Pacfc.-Bah. Rep.