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THE OREaoN.-A convention as


sembles in Cincinnati on Monday
next, to sit three days, and discuss
questions connected with the settle
ment OF Oregon. Mr.. E. d. Mans
field, the able editor of the Chronicle,
will read history Of Mr.. Monroe's
declaration in 1923 that the Ameri-
can Continents were not thenceforth
to be considered future sujects of Eu-
ropean Colonization, with an Essay
on the grounds and proper limitations
Of this principles. Dr'McGuire is to
present discourse on the value, ex-
tent and probable destiny of Oregon,
and Gen. Worthington will read
paper on the general inflence of the
settlement and civilization of the
Pacific border. Several able jurists
and statesmen will lend their assis-
tance in compiling history of our
most important relations and negocia-
tions with Great Britain since tha
Peace of l7S3-of their present sit
uation--probable tendency. and ap.
pretended consequences.