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RUMoRs.--It is rumored over this city,
though we have no official authority for the
statement, and will not vouch for the truth of
it, that the Senate of the United States has
been engaged, with closed doors, for three days
past on message from the President of the
United States, consulting them about the pro.
priety Of accepting terms proposed by Mr.
Packenham for the adjustment Of the Oregon
question. There are different rumors about
the precise character Of the proposition. 1t is
said in the streets Of Washington this evening,
Immediately after the Senate adjourned at S
O'Clock, ,ltfat they advised the President TO ac-
cept the proposition by vote OF 38 TO l2!
We cannot consent TO keep these important rl-
mors from our readers, although we have no
official evidence fol, them, and have had no
communication upon this event with any mem
Der Of the Senate or Of the administration.


tsAil asi eaissg. Union Of Friday night