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ALTERATION OF RECORDS.

ALTERATION OF RECORDS.
Mr.. CAMPBELL rose TO question Of privi-
iere and for the purpose Of making a report from
the Select Committee heretofore appointed TO in
vesiigate the alterations made in the House bill,
No $40 "to aid in the construction Of a railroad
in the Territory Of Minnesota" and also in re-
gard 10 all other OF interpolation OF bills or
Joint resolutions Of the House, during the present
sessicn.
As TO the latter branch Of the inquiry, they
make unanimous report They say they have
taken testimony in regard 10 the Interpolation OF
the Joint resolution fixing the compensation OF the
employees in the legislative department OF the
Government, and have come To- the conclusion
thai ibe words sand public folders were inter-
lined aud read at the Clerks desk through mis-
take, which they explain, and say they think none
Of the parties the inierineation had any fraudu-
lieut. or improper design in regard 10 this matter.
Signed by Lewis ID. Campbell N. s. Barry John
g. Breckenridge, John @. Davis, and q. A. Sim
mons.
Mr.. BRECKlNRIDGE, on the part Of the ma
ior,y OF the committee, read report, the course
of which il was said considerable portion OF the
testimony was irrelevant, but believed that what
ever has a material bearing on the subject OF the
alteration ofihe text Of the Minnesota land bill is
exhibited on the record. IL is impossible, at this
late period, TO prepare an elaborate report, ana
living the Testimony taken. The committee there.
fore submit the evidence and the conclusion found.
ed upon u.
Ai,er stating all the circumstances attending
the alteration, they say that Mr.. Forney thought
the change Of the word "orn TO that oil and" in
the b,Il. was upiinportant, having been governed
BY a practice which General Paton, engrossing
clerk OF the Senate, had assured him prevailed
with regard 10 mere verbal alterations, In cases
where the design OF bills well understood, Tor
words TO this effect y and hence Mr. Forney
directed the change OF the word. After careful
review Of the evidence, they do not impugn the
motives or intentions Of those who made the al.
te,st,on but on the contrary, acqut them OF any
crimiaal or improper purposes. The gentleman
from Michigan, Mr.. STKvENs, thought that il was
proper to mske the change, IN order TO carry out
the intention OF The bill and the clerk, moved by
representations made TO him, directed the change
under the influence Of the snme sentiments
The committee, however, express IN strong Ian.
susge, their conviction that pny unauthorized
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Artistic Taste.-The other evening the pupils

Artistic Taste.-The other evening the pupils
of the school Of design connected with the Me.
chancs Metropolitan Institute, were RECALLED with
plentiful supply Of watermelon; Professor Whit
taker himself handing round the enormous slices
oft. Although the afruu pieces" and other pro-
auctions of the school Of great beauty and ex-
ceence, il seemed that the taste Of the scholars
was as equally grati6ed by eating the bushing
and luscious pieces of fruit.
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A COUPLE OF FURNISHED ROOMS
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House Of Representatives.

A message was received from the Senate, stat.
ing that that body had appointed Committee OF
Conference on the dissgreeing votes on the
amendments 10 the Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill, and asking for the appointment OF a
similar committee on the part Of the House. This
aras ordered.
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CONGREssIONAL RECOMMENDATIl

CONGRESSIONAL RECOMMENDATION.
WASHINGTON, July 1854.
We the undersigned senators and representa-.
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daily recommend the State Rights Register and
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washington National Monument.-I, will

be recolected that several weeks ago, the board
of managers Of the Monument Association sent
memorial TO Congress, stating that they were
unable to proceed with the work of construc-
ton, owing 10 the failure 10 receive funds from
the country at large for that purpose, and that a
select committee of thirteen was appointed on the
par, Of the House Of Representatives TO take the
matter into consideration. From what we can
learn there is no probability of report being
made upon this subject at the present session,
and as a consequence, il will pass over to the
next.
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Contents of the LIST Volume.

The LIST volume of the Register will contain
the following interesting matters
The Virginia resolutions Of '9S.
Address 10 the people accompanying the same.
Answer TO the resolutions Of '9S by the States or
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4otal am 4trsonal.


Washington and Alexandra RAILROAD
II will be recollected that, some time since, the
Senate passed a bill chartering the Alexandra
and Washington Railroad Company, giving 10 IL
the privilege of passing over the Potomac, at the
aqueduct, and running track through the streets
of Washington, excepting Pennsylvania avenue,)
but, when the bill came 10 the House, il was
amended by the addition of a section authorizing
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 10
construct a branch Of their road over the Eastern
Branch to a point opposite to Alexandria. The
Senate having disagreed 10 this amendment a
joint committee OF conference was appointed by
the two Houses; and the result has been CON-
promise, that if the Washington and Alexandria
company shall not finish their proposed road in
two years from the first of June next, and the
track placed in running order, their privilege shall
cease end then only the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company shall be privileged TO extend
their road 10 Alexandra by either Of the routes.
And if they do not construct their branch within
four years from that time, the act shall be void.
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EXTENSION OF THE SESSION.

Mr.. JONES, OF Tennessee, asked leave to in
troduce re solution to rescind the joint resolution
for the adjournment Of Congress- sine die. on Fri.
day. the fourth instant ut noon. and 10 extend the
time for adjournment TO Monday, the 7th instant,
AT ~ o'clock, M.
Objection being made, he moved a suspension
Of the rules but the motion was disagreed to-
Yeas go, nays 50
Half an hour was devoted 10 the reception OF
reports, which were referred TO the Committee Of
the Whole on the state ofthc Union among them,
one by
Mr.. BAYLY, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs to carry into effect the reciprocity treaty
recently concluded between the United States and
Great Britain.
EXTENSION or BOUNDARY.
Mr. PHILLIPS, from the Committee on terri.
tories, reported bill declaring The southern
boundary Of New Mexico by snnsIins the Terri.
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