Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty- ninth Congress:
FIRST SESSION.
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The bill from the House to protect American
settlers IN Oregon was received and referred.


Memorials were presented among them,
one from the Chamber of Commerce of New
York, asking for the appointment Of an inyes.
ngating committee on the sub Treasury bill
before It's passage.


The Oregon resolutions, as they came from
the House amended, were taken up.
Mr.. Allen moved that the Senate concur in
the amendments Of the House, but the motion
was negatlved-yeas q, nays %.


A message stating this fact was sent to the
House


The Senate discussed the motion to print An
extra number (lO00) ofthe report the Com
missioner of the Patent Office. and agreed n
N.