THE TRIBUNE.
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a., u,sro.Y OF OREGON, embracing an analysis
e,h. nd Spanlsh Claims, the British Pfetensluns


,,,.J- tied s,es TIE "a Journal Of the events Of
=. - ..l.hraed Emigra,ing Expedition Of ls43; with a


and Political Description of the Territory and its
...m.n. by member OF the ntly organized Oregon
,,,.I.,u,e AN Essay the project of National Rail
-, ,.,aeen the oceans; and Appendix, continuing,
~, other treaties and negotiations. the celebrated
D;,b Statement of 1926" has jus, been issued in an
pamphlet Of l2s pages, accompanied by map by
". q. Colyer.


This work sheds no new light on the question OF


III. 10 Oregon, nor does it present the tacIs so lu-
ciJIy and reliably as earlier writers had done For
o,,m,le. the writer devoes several pages TO re-
co,tug wha, was said about the Convention OF the
Frurlal, 1890. BY Opposition orators in the British
p.diam.nt, but appesses the 1reaty itself, giving
very meagre abstract instead. Is this the way to
d,mo,h the British Professions and vlndlcatc
he American titlc?'


The journal Of the great Emigra;ng Parry can
N, be Otherwise than interesting, and we regret
naive have no other assurance Of i,s authenticity
han the name of Mr. Geo Wilkes can afford us
The publishers, if this journal be veritable, as we
ope It's, should, for their sakes, place The mat
..r beyond doubt.