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Van Buren's votes on the Public Lands, which pub lished last week. make considerable futtering among the pigeons. Some eern have dared to assert that White voted precisely Van Buren did on that b- others again say that because he voted for sg out to to make for amendment, and then voted against putting in the amendment he was in favor of the bill These latter too stupid to waste words upon. For the edfcation of the former give the vote on the 22d April, 1928, on the final passage of the bill:

 YEAs-Messrs. Benton, Bouligny, Cobb, Eaton, Ellis, Harrison, Hendricks Johnson of Ky, Johnston of La, Kane, King of Ala Mckinley, Noble, Ridgey, Rowan, M$S. -.sSs'S'' ''NSVs' '0'''S' : - " W ~

 NAys-Messrs. Barnard, Barton, Bateman, Be, Branch Chandler, Chase, Dickerson, Fort, Hayne, Knight, Mclean, Macon, Mark, Paris, Robbins, Sey lour Silsbee, Smith of Md, Smith of s. C., Tyler, VAN BUREN, Webster, Wiley. and Woodbury.-25

 In the Journals of the Senate, pages 299 and 3OO you find Tan Buren voting against and Judge Whse in favor of resolution declaring that the new States have entire sovereignty the territory within their limits PREPARATIONS.

 nArThe following is the vote in the United States &c., nate on that clause of the graduation b Wich gaUe preeraptiop right 10 Hbe actual settler:

 YEAs--Messrs. Barnard Barton, Benton Benson, Bouigny Cobb, Eaton, Ellis, Harrison, Hayne, Hen dricks Johnson of Ky, Johnston of La, Kane King, Mckinley, Marks, Noble, Ridgely Rowan, Reggleg, Tazeweli. Thomas, Tgter, WHITE and Williams-26. l NAys-Messrs. Bateman, Bell, Branch, Chandler, Dickerson, Fort Knight Macon, Paris Robbins, San ford Seymour Slsbee Smith Of Md, Smith of $. C., ] VAN BUREN, TYe5ster, Wiley and Woodbury-l9.

 The last Gazette says as argument against Judge Whtes vote on the land bill that Arkansas, under that bill, would receive only about sl0oooo year--and, in the number, copies from New Jersey paper the that the New States would get, by the same bill, four millions than their share on which ar gHment does 1t rest the easel

 Mir Jenfer of Md. and Mir Byaum of N .. fought a duel lately. Six shots exchanged without effect and the quarrel was made up. Col 4 H. Sep'ef was q second of Mr Bynum.