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provide for the aiustment of the claims Of persons
entitled to indemnfcation under the first article
of the Treaty of Ghent, &c was recommitted for
amendment. The bill to authorize the purchas-
ers sof public lands who had relinqulshed the
same, to re-purchase them at private sale, at a
fixed price, was taken up, and, after consdera-
Bile discussion, was ordered to a third reading
The bill for the benefit of the heirs of Thomas
Jefferson, deceased, was ordered to third read.
ing.


The resolution offered by Mr.. Saunders was
again discussed in the House of Representatives
when Mr.. Dorsey occupied the floor, and spoke
until the expiration of the allotted time against
the resolution. When the Speaker suspended
the discussion, Mr. Dorsey had not concluded
his remarks. The House then resumed the con-
sidcraton Of the Manufacturers Bill. Mr.. Iio1-
man moved to rccommit the bill with instruc-
tiens. Mr.. j S. Stevenson supported the mo
ton, after which Mr.. Wright then called for the
previous question, and the call was seconded
Ayes 50, Noes 70. Mr. Hamilton then moved
for call Of the House, which the Speaker pro-
nounced to be ont Of order. An appeal was then
made from this decision, which led TO debate
Of two or three hours, after which the decision Of
the Chair was sustained, the vote bcng-Ayes
l12, Noes 81. The bill was then ordered to be
engrosscd, and read third taic tomorrow, by
majority Of 2, the vote bcing-Ayes 10S, Noes
g. ihe House thcn adjourned, at half-past SIX
O'Clock


The Senate did not sit on Saturday.


lii the House of Representatives, the discus
sion of the Manufacturers Bill was resumed, and
continued until quarter past SIX, when the Bill
was passed, the vote stsnding-Aycs i06, Noes
Us.


In the Senate on Monday, Mr. Cobb presented
3nud.y proceedings Of the Executive and Legis-
latirc Of tho States OF Georgia, on the subject
of Treaties lately concludedby the United States
with the Greek Indians. hir. Sanford, from the
committee on Foreign Relations, made report
OH the memorials a sund,y merchants and ira
dcrs who have lost property by French deprcda
tons, accompanied ny resolution from the dis
ci'arSc ot the oohl,utc.ec from til. further con-
OF the memorials. bin was report
cl from the committee on the District of Colum
ba, appropiiating 50, ,0G0 tor McAdamzing
Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to George
to~a Ihe Senate spent three hours II the con
sideiatlon ot Ex"eutlc business


IN the house Of Representatives, the Discus
sion CT the resolution offered by Mir Saunders
was resumed, ana Mr.. Dorsey concluded his re-
marks, being compelled to cut them short IA con-
sequence ci ihdisposiIio.s Mr., Saunders win
speak III reply to-hrrrow morninH The IIouss
then went INTO Coinmittee Of the whole on the
state Of the TnoE, and taoh un die bill authoiiz-
ing an exchange uf j, ock Mr Ecrpanck's Il
mcndment, providing t!.at, as Gard alternative,
treaty notes should be issued to The amount re-
a9fia!, was nema'iYsl, anl the commlttc rose
and reported tae bill 70 the House