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Mr.. McLASE AT LoNDoN-The wholly false re-
port that this gentleman dissatisfied in his present
position and that he wishes this conntry be.
he not entrusted with the settlement oil the Ore
gon question, has the rounds OF the whole whig
press II Is reiterated again and again every variety
of iorm and we notice that il is this morning repeated
IA the iaishgeneer We now reply to for the las.
ume' we state, of our own personal knowledge, that
Mr. McLane, when he went to England, considered it
highy expeden that the Oregon negotiation should be
conducted at Washngton aud that he entertained this
opnoh TOO on conclusive reasons growing of the


a."'e oi Tue question ITSELF and wholly independent Of
ahJ inhi"tion nom the administration the line
hsaoua,ioh TO ue adopted We say further, that Mr..
McLane was not Charged with the Oregon negotiation


ana hat ne was perfectly satisfied that nt


Ana we add 10 tese statements the fact that if MIR Nc


Lane desires to return from mission no intmatop Of
such desire has been received mere Thai no ~ shes
TO return, in spirit OF dissatisfaction and disgust we


learn from the best authority tits wholly gratultous and
untrue Washington Union, Sept a. NV