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Row At rug TIBERNAoLs-Orrroa
Rdiifold.--ihe meeting called at the
Tabernacle last evening. of the friends OF
a railroad TO Oregon, al which the Mayor
presided, was interrupted by large dele.
galiun ol the "ioung America. or Anti.
Renl" party. They permitted Mr.. Whit.
ney, the protector OF the road, 10 make a
speech, aud then they took possession oflhe
platform. After speech from tall man,
represented as their cbiei, they offered
resolutions condcmnaiory Of Mr.. WLiiney's
project dcnouncIng the war with Mexico.
against national debt. and in favor Of
giving away The public lands, "iiee
gratis for nothing" To all who would
settle upon them; and assuring the people
that every PROJECT nOi in accordance with
their views. were political hercsies Of ruin.
Gus tendency. Before taking The question,
the meeting bruko up in confusion, Mr..
Whitney being thoroughly Anti Rented"
oE ol' the money hc had paid for the use u
TIDE bulll g.-h. y Sua.