MR., REDS REMARKS.
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In the House of Representatives on the 9th
instant, Mr.. Reid, of North Carolina. followed
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, soon after the Cores
pondence from the President had been read, in
a most able and animated Speech in favor of the
Notice to Great Britain. We learn that full
report of Mr.. Reid's remarks is in course of pre-
puralion; and we shall take pleasure in laying
Bile period


1t is sta;ed-we believe in the New York Ex-
press-that Gen. Dockery spoke on the same day
in reply TO Mr.. Reid but we have not been able
to find any thing of the Generals remarks in the
Washington Union. The Generals gun must
have gone off without being heard-but that is
scarcely probable, for he is quite much celcbra-
ted for loudness of voice as he is for great firm
ness of purpose and strength of intellect"