Gen. Louis Csss. Of Michigan.
Hon. Robert J Walker, of Mississippi.
Hon William Allen, oi Ohio, and
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Hon William Allen, OF Ohio, and


Gen Sam Houston, OF Texas


And tits not mnrobabe that al the urgent request of
MS fuends, the Pfesldent himself may abandon the
Van Buren will BE- brought forward for Col n
toR that justice must yet be done-rhat
reparaion must yet be made to the patriarch OF
Underwood.


But neither the succession, nor the tariff. nor
the sub-Ieasury, can be acted upon pending the
Oregon ltg 'tlon; That must first be settled for
the will bring defintive instruct,ons 10
Mr.. Pakenham tor a settlement upon the 18th DE-.
gree. IL Is expected that the British government
WI clearly see the hazards Of longer delay-that
fory-Rine, we also disposed to assume the ior-
mai Jursdictlon OF the whole territory cotton or no
cotton Lord Aberdeen. it is expected, will have
discovered mat the time for further cotoning has
passed oy and that a "compromise." with all the
CONCESSIONS on one side, is no compromise" at ALL


Mr Barrow will probably lead off in the Oregon
debate Tomorrow Mr. Morehead will give us q
good speech, and Messrs Corwin, Bagby, Upham,
Greene Pearce, Mangum, Crttenden, Lewis, Cam.
erons Sturgeon, Westcor, Yuee, Speight Sim
MONS Huntington, Thomas, Clayton, Jenness, Ath-
erton, Bright Semp!e, Davis and Webster, have not
yet spoken regularly upon the question, and at least
dozen OF them are expected yet speak, SO that the
debate will not be closed the ensuing week az de-
signed by Mr.. Allen. Even Gen. Cass, who has
made US halfa dozen speeches upon the inevitable
war;, IS yet entitled TO a regular speech upon the
special order Of the notice.


Mr.. Tucker, who in his paroxysm Of delerium
fremens this morning. assailed the family Of Capt.
hamsay, to the Imminent hazard OF their lives,
since hls transfer to prison, has been refreshing
himself with comfortable sleep. Ii is to be hoped
that II VIII restore him to reason and to health One
OF the sons OF Capt. Ramsay would have shot the
intruder down, but for the nierposition of the Cap
tam who Is as generous and humane as he is brave;
as the brave always are. Some five or six of the
Captains family, including himself boys and SER
wants, were wounded by the knife Of the maniac in
his desperate efforts at their destruction. You will
be pleased with the Oregon war, now in full blast
between the hteHigencer and the Union. The In.
feHisencer charges Father Richie with being q Lit.
tie ,of eo'pos nrentis and the Father charges the
Iafsnigencer with 6 Frightening up" And, in faith,
we think they are both about h if right.


Speaking OF the fathers, are glad to learn that
the Father Owen has left post haste tor New York,
en- route to England, to bring the British Gov
eminent to terms upon the Oregon question. He
VIII represent to them the utter impr actcabiy of
their unreasonable demands, and convince them of
the TACT II they are not convinced before his arrival
We expect great deal from his mission tothe pre-
servat,on of the peace, as he is man not wi,hou-
his influence with the British government, though
he 10 thorough going republican, with all his
visionary, utop,an Observation-Disclosures.


We shall perhaps, have something further to
write to you tomorrow. For the present. therefore,
good night. Respectfully, The DocroR
