HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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Mr.. Cunningham introduced series Of reso-
lutons, substantially the same as Mr.. Hanne-
gan's in tho Senate, and setting forth, that mas
much as our offer to compromise the Oregon
difficulty has been rejected, it is the imperative
duty of Congress TO adopt measures forthwith
for the protection Of such of our citizen as may
emigrate, and for the assertion Of our just claim
to that portion Of the country designated.


Objection being made 10 the consideration of
the resolution at this time, motion was made to
suspend the rules, but without success, the vote
was yeas rs, Nays 50.


The consideration of the Oregon bill of Mr..
Douglass, was further postponed till the second
tuesday of January.


After tedious discussion relative to the 10th
volume of the laws of the U. S., the several
Committees were called upon for reports.