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WAShiNSloN, jan Id, lo5o.
There was along Senatorial Executive Session to-
day and il is said there some fine sparring be-
tween two distinguished Senators; but as 10 that,
we await the official erpos6 OF the Union.


The House have had lucid interval Of one day,
from the suspension OF the Oregon question: for reso
lutions, &C., by States. The smell of birthstone
however, still in the hall.


Nothing OF material importance was broached in
the Senate, in open session, to-day,


Several private individuals in this city, very
ominous adyces from Mexica Slldel coldly
receved-the people clamorous for war with
the United States and an English house, of which
the English Consul IS partner offering to the Gov
eminent of Mexico loans to any amount, for the
prosecuon OF campaign against the "outside bar
barians" I" OF Texas Very supicious.


In our preparations Tor war, the five million bill
yesterday, reported by Mr.. Fairfield in the Senate,
tor steamers, exceeds the estimated surplus hand
for the current year, after satisfying the regular
penses by about million of dollars or more, GER
ralnly not less.


The very next STEP therefore, is an issue of Trea-
sury notes, and the commencement of a new ma
uonal debt.


,rhe row in the Senate to day (executvely) was
upon the report from the Judiciary Committee, ad-
verse TO the nomination OF Judge Woodward. Per-
haps Mr.. Berrlen, perhaps Col Benton, perhaps Mr..
Archer, could tell US something about this business.
All that we apprehend is, that 1t lays out Judge
woodward as cold as a wedge