HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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Mr.. Hamlin desired to call up the Florida
contested election but it was passed over.


After receiving reports from various commit
tees, the House went into Committee upon
the Oregon, question. Mr.. Rockwell of Ct.
having the floor, went into an examination of the
subject at length He was still speaking when
we left the House.


FOREIGN NEWS-'TWO DAYS LATER.


The ship Oxford, which arrived at New
York on Wednesday night, brings the important
and welcome intelligence that the odous Corn
Laws Of England, were about to be abolished
Parliament being about to be convened for that
purpose. It is almost too good news to be true.


The panic was nearly at an end-and conf