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ur. Buchanan to Mr.. Pakenham.

Department OF State WASHINGTON 4th Feb. 1876.
The undersigned, Secretary OF State OF the United
States has the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt of the
note of Mr. Pakenham. her Britannia msjes,ys Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoentiary, dated on
The 10Th uno by which he again proposes reference
of the Oregon question 10 arbitration
Under his proposition the powers OF the arhi-
traitor would not IN his last be limited IN terms 10 the
division OF the territory between the parties but would
extend to the question of their conflicting titles
There is, however conciuon annexed TO IRIS o'ier
which exposes j; 10 The objection in point OF fact
if not form, which prominently presented III the
answer OF the undersigned TO Mr. Pakenhams last pro-
posa -,
This condition is a.hst il neither party should be
found in the opinion the arbitrator 10 possess com
pletc title the whole territory there should IN mat
be assigned to each that portion OF territory "nc9
would in the opinion of the arbrsting power be called
for by just appreciation OF the respective CLAIMS Of
each"
1.-THE Government Of the United States should consent
arbitration upon such condition this might and
probably would be construed into intimatioa not
direct nvitaon to the arbitrator 10 divide the territory
between the parties
Were il possible for the President under any crcum-
10 TO refer the subject 70 arbitration the
title, and the title alone detached from every other con
sheraton is the only question which could be submitted
ltnot confined 20 single point strong is the nstu'
RAJ disposition OF srbeors 10 please both parties that
in almost every instance whether OF national indyid
ual controversies, they make compromising award
We have memorable example OF this in our last arb
tration with Great Britain.
Notwithstanding thar the arbitrator under the terms of
the submission clearly and explicitly confined TO the
decision Of which the line OF highlands described in
the rcsy OF peace OF l7S3 yet instead OF pursuing sny
range Of highlands whatever he advised that TIE line
should run along the bed river and actually divided
tue territory dispute between the parties by the mid
die of the deepest chencel OF the ST Johns
The undersigned might content himself in answer 10
the present proposition with reference 10 the observs
ZION contained his last Mr.. Pskenhanl the Sd
ut
In that. il was plainly inmated only that there are
other conclusive reasons FOR declining the proposition
independently of the one which had been prominently
stated but expressly asserted as the belief OF the
President; that any attempt 10 refer this question TO
third power would only involve il in new difficulties
The undersigned will however proceed 10 state sin
gle which apart from the intrinsic difficulty OF
ectng suitable arbitrator, well other conside-a
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There n nothing in it they convinced not pere eod
-; ;,cs, NJ hoth ssrties particularly when II is con-
sidered OF what small value TO either Is the -, 70
territory which in reality forms the subject u
yersy compared with the importance Oh pr n.,o,s
go, Of mace and good will between two such heto's,
The und,rsrned takes advantage OF tnis oppo, .uny
~ 80 ,b' pon lanes Buchanan the assurance oil
10 rene" 20 .,s 80 r. PAkENHAM
The Hon JAMES BUCHANAN. &c DC &C
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SINGULAR AFFECTION IN A DoG.-The Licking
VALLEY Register published at CoTiugton Ky. gives the
following instance Of canine attachment to an animal
not offs own species:
There is dog which hiss become attached 10 COW
that follows her day after day ard rests with her night
night never leaving but constantly and hrvely pro
tcctin2 her from all uolestaOn He will permit nothing
TO approach ner in any but friendly manner On one
several dogs attacked this object OF MS Affection
and was really amusing 70 see with what resolution
and bodness defended her against the aggressons OF
his fellows. After he Lad vanCushed bis foes he raised
himself his posterior legs and placing his foreess
around her neck. chressed her most iunOly.
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u The Washington correspondent of the 1ele
proy,L gives the following:

learn that negotiations are in train OF progress
which cannot be developed consistently with the public
interets-that the arbitration otter led to subsequent
conference in which may aaue been Submitted the terms
connection. understand it 10 be the policy OF the Adj
nusvraon 10 get some Notice" Bill through Congress
speedy possible, enable the President to call in
the advice OF the Senate in Executive Session upon
projected treaty. which is under consideration. The
object Of the President is acquire VIVA. strength the
Notice" will give him with the country, and more
particularly for the purpose Of demonstrating that TIE
party sustained his accommodation, point Inn
portant his political position After that object is
gained prepared 70 proceed with the adjustment
aud if my understanding is clear 10 the circumstances
with most decided prospect of an immediate and
satisfactory settlement Nj Polk has discovered the
feeling of the country is against collision. and will
therefore guard his future action by consultation with
the calm councils OF the Senate.
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DENTISTRY

Al sailsfaciOFy Ff1cts =.
nR It STRATrON s. SON respectfully announce 10
Ibs mimic Thai they still continue the Pfacuce OF me-
cb.ncs Ind operative Densy, al No 2l Grand 81 three
10. VI rom gogery. Dr. D. having been engaged
.sfy fur The last SIX years 10 this city, has sac
cdeJ oetey making and fitting whole seis OF ee!h
win and without spring numerous instances "nere ot
ora OF nigh standing In the profession have entirely failed
air repeated trials He feels assured that he can give ga
ssction all OF the greatest apparent direuy Dr.
ia confident that denst In this any olEer
city In tie Union thai produce entire sets oi arhciel
teeth thai better easier and appear more natural nan
those worn BY MS Persons who have been dis.
appointed In their endesyors TO OBTAIN sci OF
beautiful and usefu teeth that be comfortably worn
and used very respectfully collected 20 cal! on Df l.
STRATTON, No. 81 Grand-st New-fofk
To strangers who may not be acquainted wan me hteno-
ing OF Dr. s he would say, that references 10 some OF me
rs and most respectable families in The city can be given
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Mr.. Buchanan to Mr.. PakenAam.

r,a-r,e,, of STATE WASHINGTON, Jan. 3, 1915.
The uneersigned, Secretary oil state OF the OHiIeu
$50 has the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF the
-. ,f Mr. Pak.nhaa. her Britannia Majesiys Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister P.enipotentary dated the
27;h ultimo by which under Instructions from his 90
v.ruuent he propuaes 10 the boVerntnenIc tue CHteo
.res the expedeucy OF referring the whole question
OF an equitable division Of that (the Oregon Territory
10 she al otraon OF friendly Sovereign or state
The undersigned has submitted this note 20 the fresl
dent af,e. having bestowed upon it that respectful
consideration so eminently due TO aoy proposition ena
mating from the British Government has instructed MN
is give u it the following answer.
The British Government do not propose to refer % ar
bitrston the question OF the title TO the oregon territory
claimed by the two powers, respectively II PROVO
on TO refer to friendly Sovereign or state merely the
rarttion or equitable division OF that territory between
he par,es |. assumes the fact that the title OF Great
Britain to portion OF the territory Is valid, and mus
takes for granted the very question in dispute
Under this proposition the very terms OF tue suous
sion would contain express acknowledgment OF tne
pf, of Great Britain portion OF toe territory ana
would sary preclude the United states from claim
iuc the whole before the arbitrator
This TOO in the Of the OF The undersigned TO
Mr. pakenham Of Both August last By which the Presi
dent had asserted in the most solemn form the ute OF
the United States the whole territory Even II there
were other conclusive reasons Tor declining the prop
ositiop this alone would be deemed sufficient by the
qhe President heartily concurs with the British Gov
eminent in their regret that a attempts to settle the Or
eron question by negotiation have hitherto failed tie
cannot however concur with that Government in the
opinion that resort arbu alton and especially on Inc
terms proposed would be followed by happier conse-
quences On the contrary he believes that any attempt
10 refer this question third power would only H.
vove it in difficulties.
In declining this proposition the President refers 10
the sentiment expressed in the note OF the undersigned
of the 3Oh of August last which alusion has already
been made that he cherishes the hope that this long
pending controversy may yet be finally adjusted in such
manner as disturb the peace or interrupt the
harmony now SO happily subsisting between the two ma
lions"
new TO Mr. Pakcnharn assurances OF his distinguished
consideration. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Rirht Hon RICHARD PAKENHAM, SC &C. &c.
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THE TRIBUNE.
The Oregon Question.
The Recent correspondence

The Washington Unton of Saturday night con
,.;,s ,hr Message from the President transmitting
me Correspondence relative to Oregon which has
.ten place since the commencement Of the session.
We omit the Introductory letters of the President
and Secretary OF State. which are matters OF mere
form and give the correspondence entire.
Mr. Buchanan TO Dir. McLanc.
Department OF State. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, l845,
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The CHERoKEEs.-W g'ean the following items
from the Cherokee Advocate, of the 18th ut The
Advocate is published at Tahequah, the capital of
the Cherokee Nation
PEAcE-Every thing is quiet in the country, far as
appraised 10 the contrary, and Will remain so.
uncss fresh outbreak shall be perpetraed by the
bastard outlaws who caused the recent disturbances
ATTEMPT TO MURDER Ellis Starr one OF tue persons
for whose reward OF one thousand dollars is
offered by Nation. attempted short time since al
Evansville, Ark. murder his own uncle. And yet
there public virtue enough about the place TO arrest
the villain, drive him Oh
TRIAL FOR MuRpER-The trial of OoksGuaah for
the murder of Henry Smith, noticed Lass week, took
place the Court House, III Saline District Thursday
last The jury. however could not agree on verdict
and the case will be brought this day before jury
Two other persons Gotta quas ki and son. implicated
in the air also under arrest awaiting trial
AcourrrED.-C Corn asse. charged with the murder
Of Fog tried few days since in Illinois District and
acquitted.
~ On Friday last 9th inst at Maysville Arkansas,
Granville Rogers OF Captain John Rogers of this
Marion in Washington City was killed by Harvey
Pitner who has grocery at that place The body
of Rogers was taken Fort Wayne and buried with
The honor OF War by the Indian Soidiery stationed
there and which consists vi between thirty and forty
men, including U. 5. citizens.
EgS9 Those Of fellow.countrymen styled Old
Settlers who had been induced leave the Nation
the OF the unfortunate dsturoan-
by the countless fasehoods which fabricated and
thrown into circulation by evil designing persons
that they their character have all with
exceptions returned their homes-and are pursu-
ing their respective cangs We truly glad that they
have pursued this and hope that all others who
absent from the country. besides murderers and
robbers will follow their example
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Tho President has received information from varie-
=. ~ sources which he cannot disregard that Great
sn is now making extensive warlike Preparations
a. hsr relations with all the powers OF Europe seen at
.en, 10 be oil peaceful character, the prevailing and
d natural inference here that these preparations
,ook 10 rupture with the United States on the oregon
his OF vast importance that this Government should
-, early as possibe-ascer,aiG their true character
Won are therefore instructed to embrace the first oppor-
tuny OF bringing this suhec; TO the notice OF the Earl OF
ahsraeen in such manner as you may deem most OK
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The President also anxious TO learn your own opinion
mon this subject with the least practical delay.
1F'- lam &c JAMES BUCHANAN.
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