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CongressiOnal.
WARRINGTON, March 8.


Pendleton offered Of resolution rendering
thanks Of the House to speaker Grow. Adop-
ted unanimously.
White moved suspension rules in order to
consider bill to aid Missouri IN ebollshment
OF slavery.
Roll call Just completed; result not an
nounced when Kerrigan rose and made some
remarks with violent gesticulations
Colfax, Speaker pro TEN, endeavored to
stop him; finally ordered The Sergeant-at-
arms to take him into custody.
Kerrigan again essayed to speak. Quiet
partially restored Result of vote announced
e2 against 81, not two thirds rules not sus
pended
Stevens introduced resolution providing
that the pay and mileage due to expelled
members of this House be paid their success
sors Passed
Miscellaneous appropriation bill returned
from the Senate with amendments.
Stevens moved that House non-concur and
asked for n committee OF conference
House took recess until ; o. clock to afford
the committee to act upon them
SENATE-Trumbull moved to postpone the
Colorado DILL and take up the bill providing
for the election Of Representatives from
Tennessee and Louisiana. Rejected
Fessenden from the Finance Committee
reported back the miscellaneous appropriation
bill
Several amendments of the Finance Com
mittee we're adopted The committee moved
TO strike out the provision for third mileage
Lost
A great variety OF amendments we're acted
upon and at one clock the bill passed
Senate resumed the consideration OF the
II l.. 4. 4
Washington March Ain the Senate at
two this morning, the bill to admit Nebraska
was taken up
At2.30 vent into Executive Session at
3:l5 took recess till 10; at 10 Wilson report
ed-b.ck the bill to construct Canal from the
Mississippi to Lake Michigans
Trumbull moved 10 take up the bill provid
ing for the Election of Congressman in Ten
nessee
Carlisle aud Powell called for the yeas and
nays, agreed to-2S to l.
Mr.. Fessenden from the Committee Of Con
ference on Miscellaneous appropriation billre
ported The report was concurred in.
bill passed for facilitating collection of reye-
nue. in Ell Paso, Texas and Mexico
Mr.. Davis moved postponement Of the
bill providing for the election of congressman
in Tennessee and Louisaniai he sal that he
meant to defeat the bill By every means in his
power,
Considerable time was consumed by Mcssrs
Davls Carlile, Salisbury and Powell in mo
tons to adjourn, calling for ayes and nays
&e
Mr. Boyard of Del, at some length, replied
TO the charge of being a conspirator, and said
the bill itself was a conspiracy against the
the Constitution
Mr Cowsn of Pc, offered resolution Of
thanks OF the Senate to the President of the
Senate, for the ability, &c with which he had
presided Adopted
MIR Trumbnll Of Illinois, offered resolu-
tion, which was adopted, to inform the Presl.
dent that the Senate had finished its lersla.
tive business and was read to adjourn 1t was
shortly reported that the President had no
further communication to make,
Mr Foot of Vermont, the Chairman after
some appropriate remarks, declared the Sen
ate adjourned sine die
EXTRA SESSION
The Senate was called to order By Mr. For
neYr who read the proclamation Of The Prea-
dent, convening the Senate
On motion OF Ne Fessenden, resolution
was adopted, to administer the oath to Mr.
Foote, and declare him the President pro tenn
which was done, The President pro tenn, then
administered the oath Of Office tothe following
Senators elect
Lemuel Bowden Of West Virginia; Chas
Buckalew of Pennsylvania Rachary Chan
dler OF Michigan; James Dixon Of Connecti-
cut Sames r Dooliite Of Wisconsin Reverdy
johnson of Md Edwin d Morgan of New
York; Lot M Morrill, of Maine; Charles Sum
ner Of Massachusetts; B f Wade OF Ohio
Mr. Ten Eyck presented the credentials Of
W Wright of New Jersey, who appeared and
was sworn in
On motion OF Mr. Wilson Of Mass, a Com
mittee was appointed to wait on the President
and inform him of the conveniug ct the Sen.
ate, which was done
Me Trumbull called attention 10 the law re-
quiring the new Senators to subscribe 10 the
oath OF allegiance.
On motion Of Mr. Foster it was voted that
the daily session OF the Senate should CON-
mence at IL o'clock
HOUSE --Washburne moved to suspend
rulea far Consideration Of bills for admission
Of Nevada and Colorado as States Mega
tived, sc yeas AZ nays Motion lost
Report Of Conference Committee on Mis-
csllaneons Appropriation Bill Adopted.
House by vote ~ against As concurred
in the report of Conference Committee on dis
agreeing vote of the two houses on the bill tc
indemnify the President and others for sns
pending the writ Of habeas corpus
After transacting some unimporlant busi
meas, committee was appointed to wait OF
the President and inform him that the Hous,
had finished its business and to ask il he haC
any further communication TO make Tn,
committee returned, stating that the Presi
dent had no communication 20 make
MIR Grow, in feeling speech, returned
thanka for the compl plmentary resolutions, anC