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We see it stnted that Mr.. McLane, our minister
to Great Britain. has written TO friend, an officer
IN The navy, informing hir that he will probably
have something to do in the line of his profession
before long. Mr.. McLane, we presume, has found
out that compromise Of the conflicting claims of
Great Br'iain and the United Siates to Oregon is
impossible, and anticipates that this vexed ques.
Ton must b submitted to Jackson's favori,e arbi.
tra''on' that Of tho cannon's mou,h-Louisvills
Journal.