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non the President this evening, at the White
ftouse, an company with our city Light Infantry,
after which they passed over, with Mr.. Buchanan,
courteous and patriotic Secretary, with the substan-
lal hospitaties of cold beet, cold Lam &c, and old
Lancaster brandy, and prime old wkiskey, and
gooseberry wine, and such like. After which, de-
Galabran's European House, by whom they were
treated 10 choice collation. with the most excellent
liquors. to clear their throats of the dust of the ave-
nue.. Tomorrow the Fencibles go down 10
Mount Vernon.


This is the fourth day, in regular succession, (ex-
ceptng Sunday,) of Cabinet consultations, upon
the Oregon question, and the instructions thereupon
10 be given 10 Mr.. McLane. Texas and Mexico may
have been incidentally introduced into those coun-
ellis, but the main discussion, and has been an ex-
citing one, has been on the Oregon question. Great
results are close al hand