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WASHINGTON, May A..
SENArE.-Va Various petitions were pre-
sented against the repeal Of the Missouri
Comproinise. Mr.. Summer presented q
memorial from citizensof Missouri and
Wisconsin on the subject Of spiritual
manifestations. and asking for its investi,
CATION by select committee. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Johnson presented q resolution call
ing for the report Of the exploration OF
|ihe North Pacific adopted. motion
was made that 1000 extra copies Of the
Presidents veto message be printed. Mr..
Gwin moved that the subject be postponed
until next Monday. S7ss
HousE.-The House again went into
committee on the territorial business bill,
establishing Surveyor Generals Office
and guaranteeing donations to actual set.
Tiers in territories where the land is not
taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Disney, the first sec
ton was amended SO as to read thus.
"that grants shall be given to every white
citizen, or every white male over 81 years
who has declared his intention Of becom.
ing. citizen. and who IS Ilow resi,en,
Of said Territory, or. who, prior 10 Jam
1uary lst, 1855, shall remove 70, snd set
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