Senators) IN favor of this "amicsble adjustment
the British party. Among them we.haye-
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Senstors) IN favor of this I" "amicsble adjustment
the British party Among them we,have-


Calhoun, the leader of the last war.


Nc cDufne, the champion of the war


Benton; soldier under Jackson


Crittenden, soldier under Harrison.


Oorwin, wagon boy for Harrlson's army.


Pennybacker, from the Old Tenth Legion


Houston, the hero of San Jacinto.


kusk, who expelled the Mexlcans from Texas.


The gallant Haywood, the intrepid Mangum. the
nndaunted Lewis the constitutional Webster and
hodest John DAVIS, the two ght. olt Johnsons
the unfnchine Bigby, the cru lite Berrien and the
balance of good fellows and true present and alb
sent, TO the number OF torty-two The fourteen ia
the vocatIve to-be-sure, Just as good bur they
are in the minority, and the voice of the majority
In this country Is the law of the land


We expect the utras in the House, some forty,
more or less, will oppose the notice OF the Senate
so mat the measure will be clearly and entirely an
act of the forty.nlne's


What has become of the steamer Is she lost
Apprehensons are seriously beginning 10 be
feit that the Unicorn" has gone down in the
deep waters Not even the peaceablc settlement
oi tne question OF veracity and malversauon
between Webster and IngersolI, nor of the more
serious case between Crltteaden and Allen
indeed, no ordinary news would now be so grateful
as that the Unicorn, with her crew and passengers
has safely come into port THE DocroR.