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ron IroyARp and MaCLAY, whose votes wouid
ha,,a carried the second, both lodged, and SO the
,,bo1e ,ootter went over. What Is worthy OF obser
,aton is. that the Globe which, this morning gives
the ayes and noes on six other comparatively unil


portant matters, has not given the Ayes and Noes
on this. the most important matter that occurred 'te
whole day.


With regard 10 the Oregon, you will reHeii''''i
that told you some time ago that the "es'si"


men meant TO bring this question before he hiouse


in every conceivable shape; so we have had owen
resolution of instruction to the Committee on + or
ejgn Affairs. Wentworth's resolution for the lmme-
dia1e armed occupation of Oregon, and nail dozen
other projects indecenty, and to the INJURY OF other


matters, crammed into the House. And short time
since. a bill was referred TO the Committee on er-
rtories for the immediate organization OF Iertio-
rial Government for Oregon. Yesterday, Mr. A. v
BRowS, of Tennessee, reported an amendatory bill
modestly extending the civil and criminal jurisdlc-
ton Of Iowa TO the shores OF the Pacific and from
AZ degrees South "a degrees 40 minutes North on
the Pacific seaboard. The bill provides for an
other Judge whe is to reside in OregOn.C1 1t ap-
propriates 100000 10 build forts along the road
from Iowa TO Oregon gives 64O acres OF iand 10 al
who within the next FIVE years, will 60 there and
cultivate ) the same, and l60 acres each for every
wife and child taken there or born there. All this
looks fine on paper and is quite characteristic, con-
sideriDg the two Governments, both here and ID
England, are doing all they can, ceaby and
honorably, to settle the boundary line But the
Western Loco-Focos say openly that they don't
care what negotiations either the President or Mr.
Calhoun may make-they will have the whole OF
Oregon and that Great Britain shall, under no CIR
cumstances whatever, have one foot oil land there.
As TO the injury to the mercantile community and
others that would occasion, ST that s no con
Germ OF our'Il a rabd Oregone classically ex-
pressed himself. should not be surprised TO sac
this bill ofBRowN's pass the House. JUHrcs Jr.