The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-12

Oregon England had title We shall have tho whole,
or she shall have the kole baongs to either the one
Of war Would the passage Of the measure now before
the Senate, be q Just Of war; Or rather would
hesitate to iessts because they believed that England
would look upon the passage Of the resolution a. cause
Mr. MANoum-wir the Senator allow me to ask, is IL
respondence between Lord Aberdeen and MIR McLane.
that passage of this resolution will not be looked
upon cause of war between the two countries
Mr.. ALLEN replied. thai he did not doubt but that
the honorable Senator sum cieny understood the matter
to be able to the question himself and there
fore would supercede the necessity Of any on
MIR. ALLrs at the suggestion Of Mr.. HArSroAs, gave
way, and the Senate went into Executive Session.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10, 1886.
Several communication received from the Trea.
sury and War Department &c Referred to appropriate
committees, and ordered printed.
The several standing committees were then called
upon Tor reports Severa private bills reported,
OF no interest to any body but those for whom reported
Dill was reported iron, the Committee on the Dis.
Court in this city, giving 10 EN- powers not now enjoyed
over property. X
this bill shall be construed as to make proper
ty. He proceeding debate this emit, and
dennng his position on this suoent denying that he had
intended to interfere with the right Of property in
the District, when
Mr.. McHrsRr of KY, rose to APPOINT Of order. The
amendment was inconsistent with the bill The Speaker
sustained The bill then passed
formation, whether any officer officers Of the Army
Navy is or are receiving compensation as clerks in
any OF the Departments in addition to their pay off,
A resou' ion was reported from the Judiciary Com
referred to Comm ttee Of the Whole 5000 copsa or
dered printed. Written by Mr. Rathbun. Against any
action.
Message from the President, by Mr. Walker Cries Of
Read read"
The message was read. covering report from the
The anxiety to hear any thing from the President
foreign affairs turn cd into broad laughter, this
A bill for the relief Of J. Paul Jones was reported.
deferred and ordered prin ted.
ors r SoID 81 Ky asked tas the Committee on Terri
of petitions against the admission of Texas into the
Union Excused accordingly and great number Of Pc
Committee on Roads and Can als reported q bill for
prosecuting the westward cares Of the national road
to Jefferson City Mo. appropi iates $4,000 mile for
the parts Of the road. Referred to Committee Of
Reports from tho Committee on Patents, asking for
special committee on several petitions relative to pa
From Committee of Commerce, bill exempting ca
nal boats to pass from State to State without license
referred to the Committee of the Whole, after de-
The House then went into Co, nmittee of the Whole
Mr. Brodhesd, Of Pa in the chair. The bill making sp
preparations Tor fortihcations then taken up.
Mr. Mckay of N. c., submitted letter from the Sc
crsiary Ct War stating that aprop Isons for the prose-
ed Immediately.
Mr. Mckay defended the several TENS of expenditure
As they have already been pubshe d, need repeat
them The committee amended, by adding 800 900 dol
lars for army Notifications
The pension appropriation bill then taken up and
discussed Pending this, the comm ittee rose and re-
ported
The House then adjourned.
The weather is delightfully."- summe rish, and gallery
dom IS enjoying It hugely The besut iful bride Of dis
tinguished Jersey blue and her beautiful sister,
illuminate side Of the gallery, anal make the air re-
doent of spring and fairy land
great many members absent from their seats listen.
ing to Senator Allen the Oregon resolutions. Pro.
ceedings rather dali, and therefore will not burden
your paper with their spirit The Coz nmittee Terri
tories will soon report bill probably o. next
day and then the gas will initiate the big Congressional
balloon again, and the members will rise in t.