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n14 eoQcluceo ~ moving VA ne Le-e-tS -
referred to : ssiees eonnssies Of thiFtssn1--
Aflsr sems obiseiios. sne raising frTsoIsus
points oe'Ss6fter, % he part q Msssr. euth-
inr. Wise. 6s. Ibis motion uss agreed ts By
sots Of los 10 "a.
The bill vetoed b. ne President vas thea
laid On he tabIs-syss 81. noes -, 70 b called
up q any time
On Thsrsiay. The Senate laid ssias an ether
business, andTvsbt inio Executive session %
the Treaties that norning transmitted u lhs
President OF the United States.
10 the House, sshaFp debate arose on . mo-
ton Of Mr.. Gfshanlof n q. 10 reject The For
tihsatios bill, Gsppro7risiidE sass, O0o.) co The
ground that, a. there uss 20 money In The Trsa-
rury. nons could b appropriated
The Select conmillss upon he Veto Mss-
s,g,, ordered 70 b spponied By the Speaker,
vas anBoaneed a. foIIowa.
Johs Quincy Adams. 81 Mass. Chairman.
Jsrs. Morrow, 81 Ohio.
Francis Granger. Of New York.
Truman smith. Of connseticai.
John ~. Bolts. Of Virginia.
James A. Pshree. of Maryland.
Kenneth Rsyn nor. Of North Carolina.
James Cooper, Of Pennsy Issnia.
Thomas Jefferson Campbell. Of Tsan.
Thonss W. GilneFs 81 Virginia.
way, n y. Of Pennsylvania.
3amlsD- sexelt, ~ NsS York.
~c.J IngerssII, OF Pehnsyivanis-
On Friday, ihe senate we're mostly employed
ii the discussion or private bills.
In the House. after some debate. q bill provt
ding sites fos hospitais was ordered TO be en-
crossed.
Mr.. johnson or Md, gave notice OF his inten-
ton TO istrodues ) Revenue bill, including :
pfoyision Tor the issue Of two hundred million,
Of government stock.
Nj. c. J.. IngspoIl made an Intellectual sf.
fort 10 introduces Revenue bill.
The Fertilization bill. WAS debated n com.
miitse Of the whols, and aftsr psrtizan speech,
Is BY Mr.. W. wi Irwin and- Mr.. Wise, The bill
EwsSrsPorted % The House.
On Saturday 4&the Senate passed a billEfrou
the House, granting pensions 10 the wi doWs o.
Revelutionary ,blaiers, in continuation of Ar
old act The tois was "A to Il.
THE ConiingeEt Bill, from the House, was re-
lported from the Finances committee, with 80
veral acknowledgements Or which sbolishss %,
Oaies Of Architect or The Public Buildings.
In the House, Mr.. Stuart. Of w. from ths
COMMITTEES on Fofsign Affairs, reported i bill
to regulate the pay Of Consuls apd Secrsiariel
o. Legation, In ths employ Of the Govern nent
in tbs absence Of a Minister or Charge. Tn,
pay provided Is that Of rcharge.
The Report Of the Committee on Indian Ar
fairs; in relatiol.to call on The Executive for
Information, WAS considered. The report con
eluass with ths following resolutions - Y
R.sOirtd, Thss The House Of Representatives
has right 10 demand from the Executive sucl
information as 6lhy be ,in his possession. rela
ting 10 subjects or The deliberations df 81,
House, and within the sphere Of its legltimat,
powers.
{ Resolved, That The reports add facts ealIec
for by the House Of Representatives, BY Us reio
luton OF the 18Th ultimo, related 10 subjects o
lis deliberations. and were within the sphere o
IFS legitimate powers, and should have bee;
communicated. Therefore,
Resolred, That the President Of the unitet
States be requested 10 cause to be communities
ted 10 this House ''the several reports Iaiell
made to the Dapa Etment" Of War; bylLisutsf
ant Colonel Hitchcock, relative 10 The affair
4 The frauds be was ehsfged 10 inTsstiEais alto
all facts in the POSSESSION of7the Executive
l''from any source, relating 10 The subject"
The previeusquestion, submitted some day
since, was pending upon the resolutions. A di
vision of the question was called, and The re
solves were adopted blythe folio wing votes:
Tbs firstly vote Of I42 tot.
The second, "a to ca. ~
The third, So 10 49,
So ends this Protracted discussion.
The bill from; the Senate, TO establish Inc Ju.
dcial Courts or the United States, and provid.
for he punishment Of offences on The high seas
was taken up and reported without amendment
After an Intellectual attempt 10 take mp The bill
to reduce the pay Of members, intte6used By
MIR. Arnold, the House proceeded 10 the specia
order, which was Private Bills.
| The subject vas not attractive enough to keer
a quorum Of mem befs, and the House soon al
Ter three o'clock adjourned.
On Monday, the Senate spent short time Il
Executive session, on the subject Of The Trsa
ties, and then proceeded with private business
In the House, the bill from tho Senate, e
provide for Remedial Justice; was debated q
some length, and then laid aside.
The bill for. toe Reorganization Of The Navy
was also debated. but not finally acted upon.
Mr.. Arnold mads another Intellectual effort to
get up his bill to reduce ihs pay Of members.
The Navy Pension bill was considered in
committee ofite whole. There was great diff.
dsul,y during The day in keeping. quorum Of
members present