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Mr.. Allen offered resolution which
was adopted, calling upon the President
for copies If all instructions given TO the
American Minister in England in relation
to the occupation of the Oregon territory.


Upon the presentation of the constiiu-
ton Of Iowa in lie House on the 18th,
by Mr.. Dodge, debate sprung up as to
the appropriate reference Of said instr,-
ment, which will lc found in another col
nmn. The reference. to the committee on
Territories is an extremely fortunate one,
and may be taken as evidence Of a dispo-
sition on the part Of the House to act "a.
vorably upen.onra application. There may
be breakers ahead in I Senate. but a,
present, owing to the fact Of Florida heina
also in readiness, the prospect looks well
Immediately after the adoption # Gen
Dadge's moiion 10 print 5000 extra copie.
Of the papers submitted by him, Mr.. Levy
Of Florida, offered and carried through !
similar motion in rel .tian u the co,,sti,u.
ton for his State. Mr.. G. j. Irgersol
fom the committee cn Foreign Relations
introduced a joint resolution provi ing fol
the mission Of Texas similar to the on.
offered in the Senate BY Mr.. M'Dnfie-
the conditions being those Of Mr.. Tyler.
treaty.


Nothing particularly worthy Of not wa
transacted in the Senate.


The proceedings Of the House on The
18th are devoid OF interest, and we there.
fore make no .notc Of them. The Senate
did not hold session.