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OF the sisctios Of The Hoo. J. N. Clsv,oo ,o
be Ssssfor 81 the United States from ths,
state; vas laid before the Senate By he vice
The senate proceeded 70 The spscisl order
OF ths day, being the Frsoch spolis noss bIII
Mr.. Webster then addressed The s>a,,s
Tor about two houn and quarter. IN reoi,
TO the oejeetioos which had bses urs.d
against the bin.
Mr.. Csihoua oppressed very briefly the
grounds on which be should oppose the ball.
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Webster replied.
NJ. Bibo then signi6sd . vish 70 sddre,,
the Senate, and on motion Of Mr.. Cl,y.
The Senate adjourned.
IN he House ~ Rspvss ,stipss, 4 rrs.,
number Of resolutions were presented and
The bill making appropriations for the sup-
port OF the army. for The year 1885, va.
taken up foe eoasidsrstioa;
hr. Folk moved IN amendment 20 the bill.
inserting . clause allowing TO Gener.I Al. n.
sndsr Macoub the san OF $3.50, FOE ert.in
srrearsges Of psy and allowances.
Aitsr little diseussioo, the motion 10
amend wss rejsetsd.
ne bill vas ordered to b reported.
rcEsoAv, yAs. II
IN The Senate, aftsr the ususI norr,.~ 49,,
ness, Mr.. Bib addressed tho Senate A i,nr,h
on the Freoch spoliatioe Bill. Aftsr hs con-
zane sobjeet
IN The Hesos Of Representatives., Mr.. Chiffon
continued hn remarks on the resolution suo-
mitlsd oy him some days since, uat,i the
hour elapsed.
The House then acted upon several private
wrprGspAv, JAN. IL.
In ths Sessfs. after the usual morning bo-
sinsss, the Report Of the Committee on For.
eign Relations on the subject Of the French
treaty, was taken up. Mr.. Clay expressed
b. views IN favor Of the Report. Ne was
followed by Messrs. King OF Ca, Cuthbert,
King Of Alabama, Buchanan, Leigh. Cal.
houn. and Tallmadge. The debate wa. in
tersstios 10 the highest degree--the speakers
all agreeing a. TO the general policy OF avoid
ing hostile measures 81 present, but differing
70 their views ~ 20 the details OF the eoort'
Inc debate was concluded BY modifc alton
by Mr.. Clay, Of the smendment 20 the re,o-
iut,oo OF the Committee, offered BY Mr.. king.
OF Geo. which modified amendment. viz
That u b inexpedient, st this time 10 sdoo,
any 'eglsiative measures with regard 10 the
french Treaty." was 6nslIy passed by the
rsAHinous vote Of the Senate. Tho Senate
was very full, and there was not q dissenting
voice.
IN ths Hsxss Of Representatives., the House
agreed, after the hrst February, TO meet,
daily. st III o'clock, A. NJ.
The House refused TO consider resolution
ordering all the oficers Of The House 10 be
elected viva voee.
The House then went into Committee of
The whole. and spent the rest Of the day 90
we Oil making appropriations for Fortihea-
tions.
rHu1spAy, JAN Is
M hs Sensfs. a number Of private bills
were considered. The Bill for the distribu-
ton Of the Public Lands was taken up. and
Mr.. Clay being absent, was, on motion of
Mr' Poinde1tsr made the special order OF
.ne day Tor Wednesday next. The resolu-
noe TO amend the constitution Of the United
states relative TO the election OF President
snd wee President, was nsxt in order: Mr..
Benton offered few remark, In n, snn,or,
Vn motioa OF Mr.. bucAanan, Il was lsid ON
the table. ''
The resolution reported BY The Commits.
on Agriculture, directing the President Of the
U. states 70 sell at public auction the Lioo
snd Two horses presented By the Emperor Of
morocco 10 the Americas Consul. n Ta..
gers, Tor the President Of The United stnte.
was next considered. A number of amend'
Snents were proposed: among them. one bv
Mr.. Frelinghoyssn that the Lion BE- present.
ca TO the proprietor OF PealeS Museum in
me City OF New York, add that the Horne.
Dc presented 70 the Agricultural Society OF
the State Of New York.
Mr.. Porter proposed that they should b
soId ai suct'on In the City OF washinxton,
ou. ~toorew NE molten, saying one LiSn
Mt Poiodsxter moved that the Lion b.
presented. By The President Of the United
States, 20 Louis Philip Of France. Mr.. hue
Ssnan opposed the motion, saying Il would
De deeisraiion Of war At oace-lssf. Mr..
Moore said he was opposed to the Lioa beinr
giTsn 70 any institution 10 Nsv-York. HS
bad no partially for that quarter. lie noI.
ther wanted 10 give that state q Lion. ar
take Lion from Il, for the Nation. AZ.
King. Of Alabama, 10 the Chair. ATlsr =
good deal OF smusing discussion, duFiog which
,he Seastoss s1d spectators Laughed immo-
oeFsieiy: Mr.. Frslinghuyssh, OF The suggestion
Of We. Clay, modtksd his amendment so ..
70 rssd - follows, IN which shape it passed:
kssetss6. That the Prosidsas % The u. States
be directed 10 present he Lioa 70 coy Inssitu-
toe, psrsos % persoas vhom Ne nav dssI~-
aate, end cause the tvo Horssa % hs SOD a
public auetIoa, 10 The City Of Wsshjnatoo.
90 tbe isst Saturday Of PebrusFy, ls3s.
" TIE Hssss " Representatives, The House
vas Engaged sli Gay on TIE bIh nakisr a..
propristioas fog fostiAealloas, &e. Al oea
tine there vsrs bat Isv usmbsrs Ia their
pisces. aEd. on motion Of Ar. Polk, q call Of
the House vas ordered.
YASDAV, JAE. Is
~ The SsAsis, Ths senate waa engage.
during hs session pViseipally o. private b,IIa.
sSd bill rsisiise 10 The sElsnsion IL . road
into Alabama.
IL tAs HsNss n RspysssAiafisss, There we
. loog and Aaimstsd debate On the claims az
-Assds, is which W. Archer, NJ. Whas
- E'orsas, ". Polk, sad others, partieIpa-
The brit open blow At the judiciary Of
the U. States, was struck IN the Honae
OF Representatives on "wednesday 7lh
inst. by Dir. Hamer in whom Ob;o
reloiees ~ a representative:
Rssoiss4, Thst he comnitsss "a a. IA,
stary be Instructed 70 inquirs Iato tAs 49,
dsssey u snsoding he constitutioa az ~.
United STATES, - - 70 lisah De ssrvi-. ~
me Judges % The ssDrsns asd lefssss,
Coarta % tern o. years.