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Washington.
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WASHINGTON. july 8. l846
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WASHINGTON, July6, lS4


The Oregon Questio's-CoAege Celebration
Another rumor was put afoat last night regard
ing the negotiations on the Oregon question-to
wit. that Pakenham had conceded everything.
This rumor is, ofcourse, intended TO counterbalance
the first report that Mr.. Buchanan had conceded
everything. That's all. TheTexas meeting intended
to be held last night, was postponed on account oi
the fireworks at the Presidents-speakngo of which
negro girl. wounded by one Of the rockets, died
to-day from the wounds


Celebration at Georgetown College to-day. Excel
lent orations from Messrs. Dykers, of New York,
and Archer, of Virginia-balloon ascension-good
music-a royal republican dinner. and the best of
suhstantials and liquids in abundance. Judge Meek,
of Alabama, was among the distinguished speakers;
also, Benz. +. Green also-but we are modest
The college at Georgetown is Catholic institu-
ton, and has been for many years as distinguished
for its iberaty for its reputation for learning and
religion.


We shall advise you more at length upon general
topics to night The O'Clock mail is just leaving,
and you viii please note if it comes through straight