Mn Ru.H ON THE oRroos ouEs1,os We
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MR RUSH ON THE OREooE QUESTION We are glad to learn ii Mr. Rush. the Pen,poientiary al the Court oi London. is about Ia publish conti nnation of his "Menoranda' of that embassy, which will embrace his negotiations from the year 1919 m ie2o, when all the important qnestions in dispute beIween the two countries were fully examined and ,horo"ehh analyz yzed. by the Plenipotentiares on both sides. F .0+

 These comprehended the Oregon question, (now an a absorbing subeci) the boundary line he free navigation of the St. Lawrence, right of search, &c The incidents of these negotiations were fully set down, from lime 10 time, in his memoranda; and h's elaborate despstch--throwing the most impor. iant light these subjects, addressed to the gov ernment when the negotiations failed, will for the first time be given to the public nnd most eagerly sought aiter doubt. by all who wish for inforna- tion respecting the present dsputabe questions be- ween the two nations.

 The work will. besides these subjects of deep m Ierest. contain descriptions of society. men, man ners, &c. of the learned polite and gay with whom the author was in the habit of constant and fam miliar intercourse in London.-tN. Y. Com. Adv.