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OREGON.-We see by the papers that
Mr. Packenham has been sen, to this country
by the British Cover nment, with instructions
to negotiate tiuaily upon the Oregon question.
We should like 10 know what necessity exists
fer negotiation. Negotiation is only neces-
sary where two countries have claim 10 a


territory bu, the British Government have
no more rig ut 10 the Oregon, according to
history, than they have TO plantation IN the
moon. The American Government should
have nothing to do with British negotiators
| about Oregon, bu, warn the Hudson Bay
Company to leave il; aud then extend the
laws Of the U. States over the Territory. To
| enter into negotiation with England about
Oregon, would be just like u possessed


OF plantation negotiating with stranger to


see which should have it. Every American cit


izen should be opposed TO any such negutia-
| ton, aud the British negoilator sent back
with 2 flea IN his ear"
% Mcssrs Shelton s. Mallory, in Viii


mngton. advertise patent Bee Hives for sale,
!
Those who have Bees should certainly get
one of those hives. II would be we'll if the
advertisers were TO name the price IN their
advertisement.


| PASSED.-It will be seen by the Con-


gressiona! proceedings, lha, the bill TO refund


Geni. Jackson's fine passed the House by a
very large majority, the Sth inst, being the
! Anniversary Of the battle.
We take pleasure in stating that every


whig member from North Carolina, who was


ID the House, voted for the bill; and we are


glad 10 see that when a question involving


national gratitude


vested the,


| done