HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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Mr.. Mcdowell, Of Ohio, submitted long
preamble and esolutions--denying that the
Senate has the Constitutional right, in secret
conclave to make treaty to cede away any par,
of Oregon, all Of which is ours to 81 40. II
was objected to. and the House, by vote Of
81 to lis, refused TO suspend the rules.


The House went into Committee on the In
dian Appropriation bill, and several gentlemen
spoke on the Mexican question. Messrs Gra-
ham and ]. Thompson confined themselves to
the question. The amendments were finally
disposed Of by the House.


The Committee of Conference on the disa-
greeing votes on the Supplemental War bill j..
made report which was concurred in. The
bill only requires the Presidents signature to
become law. One Major General and two
Brlgadier Generals are to be appointed, in ad-
dlion to the present number, but after a con-
clusion of peace with Mexico. the number is
to be reduced to what it is now, without regard
to dates of Commission.


After concluding the amendments 10 the In
dian Appropriation bill, the House adjourned