VOTE UPON THE NOTICE"
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VOTE UPON THE uNoTICE."


On the 9th instant the House of Representa-
tves passed by vote of 163 to 81, the following
Joint Resolution of " Notice. to Great Britain in
relation to the Oregon Territory:


JOINT RESOLUTION of notice to Great Bri-


tain to "annul and abrogate" the convention


between Great Britain and the United States of


the sixth of August eighteen hundred and


twenty-seven, relative TO the country on the


northwest coast of America westward Of the


Stony mountains" commonly called Oregon.


Resolred by the Senate and House of Rppre
senintires of The United Stotes of America in
Congress assembled, That the President of the
United States cause notice to be given to the gov
eminent of Great Britain that the convention be-
tween The United StaIes of America and Great
Britain, concerning the territory the northwest
coast Of America west of the Stony or Rocky
MOUNTAINS of the sixth day of August eighteen
hundred and twenty-seven, signed at London,
shall be annulled and abrogated twelve months
after giving said notice.


ResOiUed That nothing herein contained is in
tended interfere with the right and discretion of
the proper authorities Of the two contracting par
ties 10 renew pursue negotiations for AMIGA
ble settlement Of the controversy respecting the
Oregon territory. e.


The following is the vote:


Yeas-Messrs. John Quincy Adams Stephen
Adams, Anderson, Arnold, Atkinson, Baker, Bar
ringer, Bell, Benton, Biggs, James Black James
A. Black, Blanchard, BowIin, Boyd, Brinkerhoff,
Brockenbrough, Brodhead, William G. Brown,
Burlington, William w. Campbell John H. Camp
bell, Calhcart, Reuben Chapman, Chase, Chip
man, Clarke, Cobb, Collin, Constable, CuIlom,
Culver, Cummins, Cunningham, Daniel, Darragh,
Jefferson Davis. Delana, De Mott, Dillingham;,
DobbIn, Douglass, Dromgoole, Dunlap, EdsalI,
Ellsworth, Erdman, John H. Ewing, Faran, Flick
lin, Foster, Fries, Garvin, Giddings, Giles, Good
year, Gordon, Graham, Grider, Grover, Hamn,
Hampton, HARRISON, HarmaIson, Harper Henley,
HilIiard, aoge, Elias B. Holmes, Hopkins, Housh,
George S. Houston, Hungerford w. Hunt, James
B. Hunt, Charles J. Ingersoll, Jenkins, James H.
johnson, Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Geo.
Lawrence, Leb, La Sere, Lewis, Levin, Ligon,
LumpkIn Maclay, McClean, McClelland, McCIer-
nand, Mcconnell, McCrate, Mcdowell, McGaugh-
ey, McHenry. McIVainet Mckay. John P. Martin,
Norris, Owen, Parish, Payne, Perrl. Perry, Petit,
Phelps, Pollock, Price, Ramsey, RaIhbun, Reid,
Relfe, Ritter, Roberts, Root, Ruhb, Russell, Saw
trlIe, Sawyer, Scammon, Schenck, Seaman, Sew
Smith, Robert Smith. Stanton, Starkweather,
Stewart, ST. John, Strong Sy kes ThomassoE,
James Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Thurman,
G'ibbatts, TiIden, Towns, TIumbo, Vance, Went
mot, Woodruff, Woodwork, Yell, Young, and
Yosl.-163.


Nays-Messrs. Abbott, Ashmun. BaYlv, Bedin-
ger, Milton Brown, Burt, John q. Chapman, AU-
gusIus A. Chapman, Cooke, Colamer, CTanSIOn
Crozier, Dargan, Garrett Davis Dixon, Dockery
Edwin H. Ewing, Fool, Gentry, Grnnell, Herrick,
Isaac E. Holmes John w. Houston, Edmund w d.
HUBBARD, Samuel D: Hubbard. Hudson, Hunter, J..
r. Ingerzol. Daniel P. King, Leake, Long, Marsh,
Miller, Moseley, Pendleton. RheH, Julius Rock
well, John A. Rockwell, Seldom, Alexander D..
Sims, Simpson, Truman Smith, Caleb B. Smith,
Stephens, Strohrn, Thihodeaux, Berj. Thompson,
Toombs, Tredway, Vintok, Winthrop, W oodward,
Wright, and Yancey-54.


There were 100 democrats 38 Wings, and 5
Natives in favor of it and sixteen democrats,
thirty-seven Wings, and one Native against it.
The States of Maine, New Hampshire, Illinois,
Michigan Missouri, Arkansas. Mississippi: and
Florida cast their entire vote in favor of the
Notice. while South Carolina and Massachusetts
cast each one vote for it. and the balance of their
vote against it. Of the sixteen democratic votes
against it, eight were from Virginia, six from
South Carolina, and two from Alabama.


Every member from North Carolina, with the
exception of Gen. Dockery, voted in favor of the
Notice Week before last, our readers will re-
member, we predicted what the General would
do: and the result shows that wewere correct in
our prediction.


The Washington Union, in lis remarks upon
the vote, closes as follows: .-


"The House adjourned after this agitating
spectacle, in good huu.or and in gUod order. We
congratulate country upon the result. The
character of the resolution is decided, as well as
conclIiaIoFy. The very strength of The heavy ma
oriIy with which it carried (three 10 one) will
add 10 the moral force which it is destined 10 ex-
ert upon the two countries. 1t goes forth full Of
energy and full Of hope. We cannot doubt that
Il resolution of notice will pass the Senate with
pro1nptiIude and decision, and thus add new con-
firmation TO the measures Of the Presidents mes
sage, and new guarantee TO the preservation OF
the rights and the peace OF our country"


For most Interesting sketch of The action of
the House on the 9th instant, refer our readers
to the letter of our Washington Correspondent
in another column. -... -. s