The New York herald., 1846-01-14
WAsHrNcroN, Jan. II, 1919.

The subject of Oregon. like a wounded snake,
drags its slow length along, in the House. There
is no prospect OF a speedy termination either. The
last Jump for the floor showed count of some forty
or fifty. Not more than two speeches are made
each day, which will continue it some three or four
-weeks-even taking it for granted that ell who
wish to or who will speak on this question, really
.ump for the floor. But there number who will yet
speak upon it, who do not wish to jump a. high a.
themselves to get the floor. They want to give the
new members chance. The probability is that the
debate will continue till nearly the middle Of Februa
ry and this will bring the Senate and House into the
field together, as Mr.. Aliens resolutions In tho
Senate have been laid over till February 10th.
4 The Senate chamber was crowded to-day to hear
the debate which was expected on the Ore gon reso-
lutions. People seemed to be ready for any excite
ment that might come up on this question. Quite
stir was made when, just at the close OF calling the
yeas and nays on PospS9n,ne y, mr Alien nou TesS0 %
great sensation was manifested, which was not
quieted till it was discovered that II was only the
clerk calling the new name OF a Florida Senator,
who has this day assumed the name OF Yulie, In
/ look upon this as merely an anagram Of Levy.
The letter is the same as U-taklng the third, first,
fourth and second letters in order, you have Uye.
and YOU have Yule, the final 8 being accented. The
gallant Floridian intends also to make somebody
else change her name very soon
You will see that Benton, Calhoun, Chalmers, Col
Speleht. Westcott and Yulee voted with the wings
TO postpone the consideration OF the resolutions,
t after hearing Of the reception OF the Presidents
message in England. Ihis Dy no means forms 2
the notice think the notice, In some form, will
mass nearly unanimously. 1t may be modified 80 az
10 give two years notice in place Of one, allowing
~. u.th thav
potation or by arbitration. Col Webb says it must
be settled without the aid OF mahogany stocks and
without the destruction Of otEer kind. Of stocks.
great crowd was in attendance this evening TO
hear Yankee Hill introduce the new member from
Oregon. Senators Ashley, Dickinson, Hannegan,
Sc, with several members Of the House, and their
families, were present on the occasion
Yankee Hillappeared in character He went tor tax.
ing the great he calf of Europe by the horns Hehs
just aiv, having worn on, several pairs OF saddle
bags, trousers &c on his way. He had no Particu-
lar desire to get hooked up on horn o the bull, bui
4 he could only take HIM by he hotns, b ne @ was WI,
clear up 10 "a degrees no minutes, and II any thing,
a little norther Of that. The stream OF patriotism
had burst forth and was reyeroeratng along the
Rocky Mountains He went for eileen tight for
every thing Il was our manifest destiny" and
we could not helpit Whoop, Whooray, what's the
enemy! The DEBUT Of the member was received
with great applause. "a.
the city this evening Tor the North. His stay has
been very short. :.
Among the arrivals at Coleman's to-day. are Mr.
OF Massachusetts, who Is ensagsJ IN
the license case argued last term by Choas~, Weo-
ster &C.; T. W. Barley, of OHIO; J. ne d.
Of Nashville, and Mr. Judson, Of New York, wlo 10
engaged in case now before the court reaiv 10
the claims Of Goodyear and Day to the pate n lgh.
OF several India rubber manufactured articles.
see. also, among the arrivals, Mr. Choate OF assa
chusetts Whether il 10 Rufus, or not, cannot say,
a have not seen him.