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WASHINGTON, July g.

 The North Eastern Boundary question IS agreed upon by the commissioners and the representatives of the two governments The Maine commissioners signed Jhe agree mcnt last evening. The terms were attacked in the House this morning by Mir Gwinn, of Miss, upon the strength of a mere rulnor.- He pronounced the treaty, if the rumor was true, disgraceful in the extreme; and he said, with flourish of trumpets, that he would sooner go to war than sanction 1t. MT. Fessenden of Maine, very promptly and very handsomely rebuked this interference from distant Representative, and assured him that Maine, her Commissioners, and her Se- nators and Representatives could take care of the interests of Maine quite as well as Mississippi Representative. This debate took place on the Army bill, and MT. Black, of Geo., was disposed to side with Mr. Gwinn. All others were against him.

 The Navy Appropriation bill passed the House of Representatives second time last evening with the Senate's amendments for the most part non. n.concurred in. Half a million dollars necessary for the pay and subsistence of the service for the present year was struck out of the Senate bill, and the sum appropriated for pay and subsistence was actually, according 10 the statement of the chairman of the Naval Committee, one hundred and ninety-two thousand dollars less than the sum this day due. This for the MATERIAL of the Navy. The PERSONNEL receives heavy, and fear, severe blow, the effect of which will be seen for a long time beyondthe present day. Instead of limiting the service to what it was at the commence ment of 1842, or what it now is, or what it was proposed to be by the Senate, at the close of the present session of Congress, the reduction is 10 go back 10 the standard of lS4l, and that at the commencement of the before the Senate, numbering forty or fifty in all, and which have been suspended there for the last five or six months, exciting Plter- nate hope and fear, are all 10 be cut of at one fell swoop.