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Our dates by the regular mail, are up to lle 27h nlt

 In the Senate. Mir Berien from he committee on the judiciary. reported bill amending the na'"ra' zslon laws. Irhe bill requires residence oi live years. The applicant to register his name upo" mo- lLe of his intentions, and certificate oi such regis try produced when application is made for naturali' zation.I

 In the House. the bill for establishing Territorial Gov ernnent in Oregon was taken up MT. Adams sp' ke at some length the bill. He was oi the opinion that the time had arrived when the question betae cen us and Great Britain as to our right Io this Territory should be settled. But he was tor deferins action until we were in full possession oi all the lh- formation within our reach to our tiie, and also of the action of the Executive branch of Govern 'nent upon lhs subect. Then he would be for dehn- ing lhe ne geographically, politically and morally, l -, 'L ,e.' .s., 'Ni 1e ouU MouIiI say, "Come on Macduh."

 Mir. A. V. Brown, the chairman of lhe committee e on territories, replied at length-and the House adjunrn-d.