Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty y ninth Congress,
FIRST SESSION..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


The amendments TO the bill for the protection
of American settlers in Oregon were concurred
in, and the bill passed by vote of yeas lO4,
nays "a.


The bill extends the laws OF Iowa over the
territory of the United States which lies west
Of the Rocky Mountains-not, however, un
der the convention Of 1897 II provides for
justices of the peace, an additional judge-se-
cures lands to settlers, authorizes the erection
Of stockades, block houses. etc. mail route
from Fort Leavenworth to Astoria, and appro-
priaes hundred thousand dollars to carry the
act into effect.


The Oregon resolutions, as they came from
the Senate, were amended, on motion of Mr..
Owen, in two particulars the most important
a,athorising and requesting the President to give
the notice, and not auhorising him to do so at
his own discretion. The vote on the resolution.
as amended, was yeas Ia, nays Al.


They will have to go back to the Senate for
their action.


The House acted on private bill and at .
few minutes TO two O'Clock, adjourned.