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FROM OREGoN.-We learn from the St. Louis
Gazette that ten men, who left with Lieut.. FIRE.
mont for Oregon last spring, reached that city
on Sunday last. They bring very unfavorable
account of their expedition, having been compel
led, for portion of the time, to subsist on horse
flesh. The letters forwarded by Lieut.. Fremont
were lost, and those sent by the Oregon emf
grants were left at Weston for publication.
Eight of the emigrants had died from the hard
ships 10 which they Were exposed. The Gov
eminent surveying company will return about
the lst Of January, by the way of the Yellow
Stone. On the 10th Of September, they survey
ed Great Salt Lake, supposed TO empty into the
Pacific, and computed its length to be 2S0 miles,
and its breadth 100. They were not molesed
by the Indians, except at the head of the North
Fork, on which occasion the sight of twelve
pound howitzer soon caused the savages to de-
sist from all hostile movements. They were
left by the men who returned, at Fort Hall, in
the Oregon Territcry-one Of the forts belonging
10 the Hudson Bay Company.


A letter from Paris to the New York True
Sun says" The rumor has reached us that MIR.
Everett is to be recalled. | sincerely hope, for
the honor of the country, it will not prove cor
rect. If he is to be removed, his successor
should supersede him on the spot The great
interests Of the United States, at the present
time particularly should not be left for a mo-
ment in the hands Of Charge, particularly when
ne is young and inexperienced in diplomacy
Mr.. Irving goes back 10 Madrid in day or two :