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yo,es. Mr.. White was followed by Mr.


Walker, and at the departure Of the mai


The debate still continued. In the House


Of Representatives reports and resolu


lions occupied the time till one O'clock


Among the reports was one for increasing


the military establishment Of the United
States; another in regard to the preserya.
ton of neutrality, for the punishment Of
a violation OF neutrality, and several 9th.
ers regarding matters of minor impor.
tance. A resolution was offered by MIR.
Adams relative to the famous pamphlet OF
Girottiza, the Mexican Minister. Mr..
Adams charged The Executive with at
tempting to plunge the United States into
war with Mexico, without imparting to
the House any clear information in regard
to the difficulties between the two coun-
tries. At one o'clock the Mississippi cleo
ton was brought up. A great crowd had
assembled, in expectation of a speech
from Mr.. Legare, and good deal Of in
terest was excited. Mr.. Legare advoca-
ted the rights of the sitting members, but
did not speak at any great length. He was
by Mr.. Evans from Maine, and
Mason of Virginia. Mr.. Prentiss com
menced speech in reply, but was inter-
rupted by motion 10 adjourn 1t was ex-
pected that he wonld occupy the floor on
the ensuing day.-N 0. Com. Bulletin.


