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IF Observation-Disclosures took nm Tho O-,ann rcsnlye
as returned amended by the Senate.
Nt Owen. Of Indiana, submitted Two amend
menls, VIZ: to strike out all after the words
earnestly" in the frs, resolution, and in place
of the words "and inimed atcly directed to re.
ncwed cflIrts for the amlcable sc,tiemcn, of all
their differences and disputes in respect 10 said
territory" insert "directed 10 The importance Of a
speedy adjustment n all their differences aud dis
puteS IN respect 10 sad territOry;" and, in the
second resolution, instead of authorizing the
Pres dent, a, his discretion, to give the notice,
authorizing and requesting him 10 give the no.
'ice.
Mr. Owen moved the previous question and
his amendments were agreed to-99 10 81.
The question was then taken on agrceing to
the resolutions OF the Senate, as amended, by
requesting the President to give the notice, and
they were passed-l4i to Al.
There was no debate, and the House thus, by
an overwhelming majority, maintains its original
position. and stands in the attitude Of sustaining
the President.
Previous to the above action on the notice,
the RIGHTS Of American settlers in the territory
of OREGON until tho termination Of The Joint oc.
cupation.
Some private bills were considered, and at 9
O'clock the House adjourned to Monday.
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MohpHr y Jpn ~ ne l'es,ue"t nas an
swerea tnc rouse Oh .nr insersoiIs motion: -
ne 'e'uses !" ."y oe'ore '''"t oo"y me 'h'or.
u'auo" cnlcu l"r III reference 10 'he secret
Se'''ee "''' anu e"eS MS redso'S al 'ehs'h
'o' .r s"e" Ie'us"..
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'"e neso'"r ~" WI we Ore4o" N"''cr con'-
ing up N 'he senate To-Day as amended by the
Ias, ~, '' .o 81 Vaa, ., M ~" , ao". VS.
,'s' W WIZ VI ie"s 81 ways GUS io'-
'o"e'
AvEs-Al'en' Ashley, A'chson, A'her'on,
b'eoy' Denton brr'sc' hrght' Cameron Cass'
~ N'nsrh' D,S' fdfheI'' houston Jenness'
~, Tc,,yo"c"e'' hus"' 'e"'pie' sewer
lur"ey'-.i'
=, NAfs-AFrhc,,, barrow brrr'en' CaMo"n'
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o'''e"ue"' Evans "'eeh1' H"y'c"oa ilun'Ihg-
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ne"'S' -ncDHyS' Ni'u2"'' M''er' M',eheao'
,U"ee' tno'pS, HP.'sWW' oP,"'' "cos'er'
"eS'c''' "oouo''uae' ace
So,bc Sena,e ref,scd n concrr in tho ,r,ord
man, If .ba Uorso
Tho senate mo-, n,ssod tho poso,,,, 80
Iona heInre Iham or1ar;na ~ ooo cnn;os " a.
paiem, R.nort nri,,ed N'r'N' VI WV
Thew aIso nassrd tho hill, fo- dofcio,c;os i,
lamentations with somo sl;,b, ,mcndnor,s
and then adiourned.
Tho pra.de,t,s iT,ss,,o 10 tho u,,.o o
cerrin, tho ovnend;,u,os ~ ,ho So, So.
Find u,h;lo A. Wohs,ar ,,a $780,, - c.,
,vas con, i, ,h;s ,nnrn;nc M, n.J, w
fuses n oive tho i,ems h,, sa,. ,horo ',aso
time.
Je communicates ,o,,oro ,r1 ,o,.., o,,,,r
inc Mr. Mel .eod,s trial. Tbo roSs,,o i, vory
InHy
The House has a,so voted ,o .di,,rn ovo,
from rhursdav ,ill Nond,v Wv, o., go ina -
mako Summer arrangomon,s in ,Ia IIa,l
The hill for regulating n,erconrsa with tho
I,J,ap trhes w,s cors;'I.r,J ~ o,',,,,';,,o -,
the Whole IN TO the hour ,bn, tho pr;vo,e
SECRETARY appeared win Tho pres;den,,s mos
sage.
Tho President ,os,h,, a., tam, 81 ,ho
expenditure of tho Srcrc, Snrv,ce Fn,d youIl
prove nothing even if made nnblic. He suo
aesls that committee miyh, bc apnoin,cd who
might insist ON examining aIIih certificates.
Mr Inper,oll Stoke upon tho naners. II an
reared IN conversation with Mr. Adams ,ba,
,hore ,yas M ln,,o, ,,nn, A., ,Wo,,,a ' ona
mending SPECIAL MISSION 10 England as charg
ed by Mr. lngersn.
Mr. ]. Butler King replied to Mr. lngersol
with mach severity, after which, under the pre-
ylous Question, the vote to lay on the table ant
PRINT Was CARED.
The Senate resolution dsapreeiny with the
House on the Notice was then taken up. Nj
Gentry OF Tennessee, after some confusion
moved to recedc, or in other words to agree
| with the Senator'S amendment, of Thursday.
The yeas and nays we're finally called on this
and majority appeared in favor of agreeing will
| The Senate. This, contrary TO order, was made
known before the vote was declared. Some
changes were mustered, among them Mrssrs
| iIough, jenkins and Ilunge fford of New York
and the vote was declared to be 81 to 95. s,
the House insisted upon its amendmen,s-9s
10 SD.
A committee Of Conference was appointed
The House then adjourned.
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