BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Important Grown Wash,ngtou
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Our accounts from Washington interesting.
The bill for the occupation OF the Oregon Terri
tory has been amended by inserting provision TO
give Great Britain years notice, agreeable TO
the treaty of 1878, This is nght-it will give
our government time to prepare for the occupation
and the bill will now, probably, pass both
Houses. Slavery also has been prohibited in the
Oregon.


In respect to the annexation question, our ac-
counts are favorable. 1t is now expected that the
recent violent proceedings in Faneuil Hall will
drive some Of the southern whig senators into the
measure, out Of hostility to the abollonsts. Very
likely


We have received copy of the correspondence
OF Mr.. Gushing with the Chinese ministers. 1t is
very long-very curious-very droll-and very in
teresting.