HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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a resolution to stop the debate on the Oregon re-
solutions the 6th instant was offered, and on mo-
ton laid on the ,abIe-Yeas 80. Nays 81. SO the
Oregon debate is 10 90 on ad libitum.


Mr.. BELL OF Ky. made speech in favor OF claim
ing Oregon TO the greatest extent In giving The no
tice ne would add 10 it any thing honorable which
might tend to preserve peace. He did not believe
that war would follow the giving OF the notice


Mr.. B. is young man OF ability, and speaks tiu-
emily and well. He had not concluded when this
repor; closed.


The debate was continued by Mr.. CHASE OF
Tennessee, and Mr.. SEABoRS JoSEs, after which
the Committee OF the Whole took up the bill from
the Committee Of Ways and Means appropriating
$4,000 to deray the ex penses of Special Agent TO
receive the property be transferred to the United
States by Texas. On this there was long and
somewhat spirited debate. but the bill was reported
TO the House, passed and sent 10 the Senate for con-
curreDce