.%.Ivs,s orTpE OREGON VOTE.
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ANALYSIS VI ontoO.N


The washIng.on Times has aaa,y.so '"s '%o
on the passage Of the Oregon resolutions ~ ,ne
2l7--l2s Locoiocos, 80 wings, and Natives in
favor, and 10 Locofocos, 81 Wings and ! Native
ny,ins, the notice. Tho six New England States
gave Is votes for. and 10 against New York,
New J.rsey, Penusylvana. Delaware, and Mary.
land 50 for, aud against Virginin, the Ca rol'nns
and Gcorpia, 10 Tor aud 10 against Ohio. lndin.
m. Kentucky " and ranness.e, - for and against;
illinois. Mchigan, aud Missouri. Is for aud none
ovoinst: Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Misss.
sippi. aud fIortin. IA for and 3 against. All but
on, of the South Carolina delegation went against
IN. notice, and all but one of the North Carolina
Delegation for ii. All but three of,he New York,
and all bu, two of the Pennsylvania delegations
went for il, and oil bu. one OF tho Massnc snchusetts dc.
Iepn,iou went agains, it. Maine and New HamP-
shire went unanimously for il. Messrs. Lasere'
Hurmun nson and Morse. Of this State went for,
and Mr.. Thibodeaux against it.-N .. Della.


Closing Scene off Sad Caiamiiy.-The New
York True Sun snys-On Sunday afternoon the
funeral of Mr.. John KohIrr, and his Young wife.
who persisted in the wreck Of the iohn w. MIN
turn took place from the house Of the brother.in'
law, Mr.. Hederick. Chambers street. Mr.. X.
WIS native Of Now York, where he has n moth.
or and sisters. He left this city several months
ago, and particular friend received letter from
him week or two before the late dreadful gnlr,
stating TIM, ho was coming home 10 the John W.
Min,urn; that he had been married to young
lady. aud intended to bring h's wife home with
him; at the same time inlImaling to him not to
tell his mother or any fhis f"lks, rs he meant to
surprise them. They both pershed in the wreck
and the surprise was a truly heort.r"ndine one
particularly to his aged mother. Of whom he was
the only son. He and his young bride were laid
side by side 10 the same grave. uffarding sad re-
A-ciion ms 10 the falIacy of huma calculation
and hopes.