The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-08

empt from slavery in p'rpeiuiy, the vote was
almost srricflv sectional onr, the only Nv,
= mthsrn dem Ncrats voting tlr ~, b~ing M'.ssrs
Kaufuan aud Il,bury of Tcxts, who d il in
gon4 iaith tn the MIS- oud COM romt c, which es-
iabish-s he line of go 30 the Northern Loun-
day Of the North West territory of the slave
,dlng reg The State of Texas IN her own
terrtory rec ngnizes this division. The Southern
boundary of Oregon Is 42o N. lat.
We have reason To antcipate an interesting dis
cussou of this bll in the Senate, and that II will
be passed.
The heirs Of Fulton have at length been award
ed their balance OF SIG, 300, very comfortable
plum In these hard t,es.
The Committee of Ways and Means were busy
this hot evening in the discussion of the Senate's
additions of n million 10 the civil list We may
expect an erasure of al least half the amount.
Capt. Dan Henrir, late oil the Mier expedition.
one of Gen Green's tayorue men. in tiie battles
b., had with the MeXcans, ard N the castle of
Perot-, and IN tue escape aud H2ht from II,
leaves for The army of Invasion III The morning,
as Spanish interpreter TO Gen. " ooPs DIVISION -
Dan had rdls-d "A fine company here. out hi SER
wees were deemed more important in the APP
pointm. m given hm He goes out with The rauk
of Cspan He is brave and experienced
young u,an, and speaks the Spanish with tho
suavIiy OF an old Casiillan. When the Ca mn inches
We're here Ire frequently entertained them with
his BAR breadth ESQ pes from the Mexieans, and
the Wild Ar bs OF the prairi-s, and Santa Anna
Inc Chief delegate OF the Camanches promised
Dan the finest sluaw of the tribe, Two or three,
as he might prefer, II he would come and 1--we
among Them, aud lead them occ ,.ionully in their
horse stealing expeditions among the Mexicans.
Santa Anna sald II WAS The finest un in The work.
10 enter M-xcan town with five hundred war
rlors, and aftrr sackng Il, To drive of several
tilous'ho horses 10 the mountains, with The farrst
oil the omen "a their prisoners Dan declln-d
the app nut,Irnt, bur SAID thar Sinra Anna should
never nc scaipsd If hs could prevent 1t.
Moth NJ but AZ Egy piian soeaobeon, or egg
hatch ng ovcn. c IN give you m houssi idea Of he
tempr'at'r' Of Tins deh-hrful ely, Wine MIR
Adm was 81. nk'ng on the Or,gon question 20
airi we ~o',def tina, t,e Il man ,.ognrn' was nor
Very srn-lbly. He can now scarcely b. hra 1T
ten PAGES distance. F'ou all that were ale
u zach oi bs speech. his Iu,ry adpr is sill
high rs ut the beginning of the session He did
not appear To nix the trraiy, and wa ONT Of all
patruce, ~ urd~r,rood, with the President Tor
desert,nR Ia, IL hung line. The remuneration Of
Oregon does not suit hiIn He evidently thinks
that the South have overreached the North IN this
business, as they d III the nexalon OF Tex.
a., aud as IN y w II IN the re occupation aud
mex ton OF that old territory OF ours acquired 10y
the treaty supulatous of the first chapter OF Gene
sls, known AZ the Alto and Lower Caliiornias.-
We admonish the venerable ex- Pres denr Tia
brush up IN, scripture rrcoections. and see If he
can't find N the crossing of theJ ordan b. the twelve
tribes o. JACOB, II precedent in international law
for the crossing of the Rio Grande by the forces
OF the eight aud twenty tribes, and halt tribes,
OF Bother Jonathan, The case Is just as clear AS
tnat the first chapter of Genesis es,abl shes our u-
risdiction up TO 81 40 THE DOCTOR