From the Washington Union.


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Oregon-The Debate in Parliament.

 Jn our List number, presented rapid re, jew of the discoveries of tine Spanars and of the British on ,he northwest coast of America, anterior to he od Of the recognition of the independence of he United States; in which showed that every part of the coast claimed by republic was dscov- cred and ca med by the Spaniards before it was seen by the people of any other nation. This fac, is always studiousl, kept cut of view by the British. wh" avoid as far possibe, all mention of any oih- discoveries visits that part of the world dur ing the period in question, except those Of Drake ani C0ok-as they like manner reject all accounts of subsequent exannat ions, except those of Vancou yer. At this pont, il will be necessary for us to tae leave of the Pacific coasts for the time, in or der 10 follow Lord John RusseIl's arguments rela- i've to treaties of an earlier dnie.

 ''The next description of l,e to which we come (continned h's lordshp) that founded treaties and conventions; and here will, before I proceed further, state what conceive to be inc position of he Oregon territory. It may be considered 10 be The territory which extends east a"d west between the Rocky mountajus and the Pacific ocean, and