HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Mr.. Smith Of Indiana, moved the printing of
Sundry maps of Oregon-after some discussion
it was laid upon the table.


Mr.. Hamlin from the Committee on Elections,
reported in favor Of the right Of Brockenbrough
to The seat occupied by Mr.. Cabell.


Mr.. Rhett read sundry proofs that Mr.. Adams
was opposed the last war. This led to a series
Of elimination between those gentlemen. Mr..
Adams replied at great length to the charge and
with great severity. Mr.. Rhett rejoined in the
most spirited manner.


Mr.. Holmes introduced resolution appropri-
ating lot or ground in this city, for site for
the erection Of monument to the memory of
Gen. Washington. II was read three times and
passed.


The House then went into Committee of the
Whole upon the Oregon question, when Mr..
Yancey gave his views against war, for strip
Of Land. He was speaking when we left.


What are you doing there, Jane I"


Why, Pa, Pm going to dye my dolls
piano forte rcd.n


But what have you got to dye it with ~


C Beer, Pa.


aBeer, who on earth told you that beer
would dye reds'


@Why, Ma said yesterday that It was beer
made your nose so red. and thought"


Here, Susan, take this child"