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The London correspondence of the Boston Atlas, writes under date of the 18th of May. as well known rumor in London, that important despatches out for Mir. PAKEEHAM at Washington from Lord ABERDEEN, giving peremptory instructions to bring the Oregon question to immediate settle- ment. It adds that the line of the Columbia is the ultimntum of Great Britain, and that "the question of Peace or War hinges on the point whether Pres- dent POLK will resign the pretensions of the Uni- ted States 10 the mouth of the Coumbia.''

 The Washington Union expresses it's doubt wheth- any such instructions have been given, but says very direct terms, eff the question of peace war hangs upon the issue, we go for war"

 No administration in this country could stand be- fore popular opinion a moment, by consenting to withdraw below the 18th parallel. and even at that parallel Great Britain would get for the sake of peace, what never belonged to her.