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ieet of the gentleman was io re enac, inc ,s aad sedii,on laws and Nr Ssnth repl,ea ,As, had no sseA ehieci but that Ae ,l,a p,5 ws1, more PamPero expeditions. ,Cfies ol o,.l.tY r,,s speaker sad ihs gentleman could sive na,.ef ,f a's resolution. under tke rule
 Nil Robinson asked leave to Iatrad ice q res... "el extending "a the name sad n brba,fo1 ,.. " ol Inc | R.:et States a cordial wr.cors . LosS AoSsoth, at iAc Capitol pf lse eoan,qv: e..t o5leetphS were made.
 At smith asked leave t, repor, a b5il ta veal 'ae heads ol Departments. Seaa;orS a,,3 'Fschta'Ves, ffoh prosecuting elsitHS arasnsi seNefanacHi Ganag ltetF rcxpccf{vg terms ,f WE He sad tbal oae of the officers of , tieNSc wSS Sirg8dy psQhialtcd and lac Wants 'eAea those 'a FyghvE stations. Al,no>, every N''o"S .ae a'nR atf of d9nsiagcnt fees winch Sss loFS and RepTeSfR;aayfs have received fi, et leore ae soyeEaasrut. one scnato, eg, s To,oN, NY, Block. do you mean ,o say usmoei oi lasi CoasreSs' Mf, SanuA. l sa. State hst F1HloT and he newspapers Sayt Fl e'l was referred b the lBdicsars earamit,ee
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 ShNArx.--aF. Fish presented a peti,l1a -..- Ne0tee Fa8cotl late ot Inc Daied Siatss A-as asking congress io revaew the pFnee,a,nrs .f court nartlAl by winch he vas dtSaslsS. f froa. 4t StIs'ce' was lad on the table lie th.s, tr.s,..
 
 War 'o tefp'Sh cop,eS of the pFocef,iinrs q. N"ut' marital, m Ike case of Col TaIcatt
 Ai- ha'e @as opposed Co tAc reSo.Gt.on hfsn- '"'p'eu' he sad, varous attempts bad been Ias's 10 nave the proceedings ot the court rs8..s brought before Congress, in the ease ,f n-.,.,. SAs'o'S qua Seiaiefs' but ln van. TAe Senate ss3 reused 10 call for the pFocvcdines ip ease of ,s- soldiers put 10 deaIh on the bH $. S,,,,rk :, ,.t m the case ot the court matttAI of the nyls.te , dtetS tnea al Portsmouth, who ks,! been sent, to very sesefe punishment. Ahet some p44 debate the resolaton was adopted
 HoosE.--Mt. Phelps ,nlfoducsd b,ll. rrau54.r the nghi oi way and portion Of the pealIe las Tor rsllsoad from St. Lonls to Inc western .. oi that State. ltwaS referred to tAe eorDna4t g on pabhe lands
 Mt. Disney reported q bh for rtgulAtins toll the Louisville and Portland Canal. aud far chasing the shares of individual stockholders. a.. making the navigation free l. was feiegrs .a the committee on rossds and canals. Mir. Hall advocated hls bilt asking foras Of the publIe lands 10 aid a constructing road from Hannibal to St. Joseph, and pos,y s the great importance al such a work ta the ea.s merce and general Iategest oi the west.
 Mr Swizer delivered an essay upon Inc pl lands.
 Mr, BlSseli announced his intention 10 suI...,t MF. Halls bl}l on inc principle contained 7 k when the committee rose. and eomnuuies ftr, from the war department was recelyed in frlss .,a to the mod.hcauon of system of tor;t6caasas. Il was read once, and referred ,oihe commute or naval affairs.
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 SEN,rE.--Mr. Boriand from ,be eomnlltte. Printing. reported n favor of pjintng loo0o sd. dtIona coptes of the report of the Superln'en srt of he Coast Survey, N hleh was adopted.
 Mr Cass called up resolution requesting lf-af- nation of the President relative to the late aa.. { rage upon the Prometheus al tireyt6wn. MT sad he kaew nothing of the facts ui the case . yond the statement of tbe ofIiceTS of ihe fsmse theuS. but from that statement Il would seem teas q groSs outrage has been committed upon the 1 0i the United States sir Cass spoke al l. upoh the duty Of he government, io protect is ss everywhere, and incidentally referred to and str.s iy condemned Inc proposition thai had been cgf4 tained hy France and England Of searching Ars can vessels under the pfeteAt Of protecting Cuta the rcsolutIen then adopted l. The blH from the House making land wafrsatf assgnable, was referred 10 the committee on llc lands
 The resolution extending Wsicome to kossa,l. was taken up.
 The question was taken on NF. BeTr ev's amendment welcoming hun and hts assoests.. which was lost. Also second branch, aeesHF be thus welcome tO K0ssuth, thst ConreSs dld not 9. innate departure from the policy of non-ia yeniion, was lost by the following gote--syes .t nays 36.
 A substitute 10 bosh was then ofTsfqd wb,s was rejected. &EE Mr. Seward's resolution was then ordered t9 thlrd reading, ayes 33, nays e The rssluIns E Rssoired. That Congress, In the nnI.s and ID 3g, half of the people Of the United States. eife Louis koSsuth a cordial welcome to Inc lap.ss5 eA thls county which was finally passed