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IN SENATE,
MONDAY, June 4.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY June A.
The following Senate bills were read twice and
referred
A bill to remit to the Baltimore and Susquehannah
Railroad Company; Also 10 the New Castle and
Frenchtown Railroad Company, certain duties on
imported ifon for their roads.
A bill granting 10 the Territory of Wisconsin, a
tract of land, to aid in the construction Of canal for
connecting the waters of lake Michigan with those
Of Rock river.
An act to divide the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
to establish the Territory of Ioway
few petitions and memorials were presented.
MIR. ADAMS gave notice that he would take an
opportunity to call up the subject of The joint resou
tons of the Legislature Of Massachusetts protesting
against the course pursued by the House in relation
to the petitions for the abolition of slavery in the
District Of Columbia by the adoption of Mr. Pa,tons
resolution Of the Dist December. He said he would
show that the Speaker had misunderstood the reso-
luton of 2lst of December in applying ii 10 the
solution of the Legislature of Mass. Mr.. A. was
called to order and took his seat.
Mr.. STONE, of Tennessee, presented the petition
of Capt. Clabourn Golt, and thiry-wo others, cit-
zens of Marian county, Tennessee praying for the
establishment Of mail route from Pckville, in
Bedsac county, Tennessee, via Heurons, Hill
ards Rankins Ferry, on the Tennessee river, 10
Squirreltown, in Dade county, Georgia. Referred TO
the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
Also, large number OF printed bills.
The SPEAKER presented communication from
the secretary Oh war, furnishing, In answer 10 a
resolution of the House. information relative TO the
erection of bridge across the Ohio.
sCD-TREAsURY BILL.
Mr.. CAMBRELENG, in answer TO a question,
stated that it the intention of the Committee of
Ways and Means, 10 call up the independent Sub
treasury bill, Immediately after the disposal of the
presumption bill
A resolution adopted authorizing the Com
mittee on Commerce to consider the propriety Of
reporting gcneralla law TO exempt from duty all iron
imported for the construction of iron steamboats, or
railroads.
After the adoption of some other resolutions Of
inquiry, and the call for petitions from the States
INDIAN POSSIBILITIES.
On motion of MIR. CAMBRELENC, the House
took up the Indian appropriation bill, with the
amendments reported by the Conimiite ofthe Whole
The question being on the adoption of the amend
meniS,
Mr.. WISE spoke At great length on the subject
in favor of the amendments
Mr.. BIDDLE followed On the same side.
Mr.. GRAHAM replied at length
Mr.. LEGARE took the floor, and spoke at great
length.
The debate was continued for some time, until
The House adjourned
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"iN THE REGULATIONS WHICH CONGRESS
MAY PRESCRIBE, RESPECTING THE CUSTODY
oF-rHE PUBLIC MONEYS, 1T is DESIRABLE THAT
As LITTLE DISCRETION AS MAY BE DEEMED
CONSISTENT WITH THEIR SAFE KEEPING,
SHOULD BE GIVEN TO EXECUTIVE AGENTS.
Gen Jackson's Message, Dec. 1885.
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Claimants on Negroes. Love- half breed, has
claimed g. negroes among the Indians at New Or
leans emigrating to the West, declaring that they
are the property of an old negress that belonged to
him. They were found however, to be the proper
" Of an Indian, and had descended TO him from his
father The negroes were about TO be given up on
the 2lSt inst, in conformity 10 the decision Of the
court, when the Indians at the Barracks, 100 in
number, made resistance, and had TO be qneed BY
military force. The whole body OF Indians were in
consequence 10 be detained four days.-Ncto York
Star.
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Arriral ofthc Earl of Durham-Th Montreal Ga
zeite of the 29h ult. says Eve have received pri-
vate letters this morning from Quebec, from which
Excellency the Earl OF Durham, family and suite on
board had arrived on Sunday, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, 1t was reported that His Lordship was
10 disembark yesterday al two o'clock, and assume
the Administration OF the Government Of the Pro-
vince
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liz rHosE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
or usIry--iN NoS-EssESTiALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY.-Angusnn.
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rSsEE FIRST PAGE.

We cannot too earnestly cat the attention OF young
ladies, il blest with any such readers TO the
continued communications of our fair correspondent
ar" who has engaged with laudable zeal in the
work OF reforming female education.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

SATURDAY, June 2.
OISSno,ion of Mr.. CAMBRELENG, the Indian
hostility bill, with all the amendments proposed
thereto, was ordered to be printed
The SPEAKER laid before the House message
from the President of the United States transmit
ting the following report from the Secretary Of State
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington May 81, 1888.
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