CAsADA.-Speaking of u wV for Oregon, the Turuniu Gl,i,e of the 18th uIt says:
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CAsADA.-Speaklng of u wsV for Oregon, the Toronio Glubc of the 18th ut. says:

 1.-The vulnerable pont the British side is Cana da:-and defend it from the numerous iorces that might come from the other side, a sirong army must be sent from home, mainiaIBed at great expense - But the two Canadas contain o om two to farce hun dred thousand men, able bear arms. tle cheat and besi defence of Canada, and il all ihe'r hearts are as true as their arms strong, Canaa is in- vulnerable. These men will be addressed in 'he lan- guage of freedom in case of fa war with neish- bors-.Com and join us. and you will have he en- tire management of your own affairs. Come whe' c there are n" Clergy Reserves--no High Churchmen |, ever aiming lord il the consciences of lissen ters-no exclusive n'agisiracy-and no br'ed repre- sentaiiyes 1" These oAe.s. and these stat. menis will certainly be made. To many who have expe- rirnced the evils of nisgu, eraed coony, ihey will have str.ng inducements. The evils Ihe other side of the account they have never experienced, and probably never weighed."