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In the Senate, yesterday. Mr. Hendricks suLr,ip
ed IA resolution proposing an inquiry mio the e%rr
dicncy of ceding the public lands within The lni, d
the States TO the several States in which tncy
lie. The bill for abolishing Imprisonment for i, If
was taken up, and after undergoing some ameld
mens, was postponed to- and made the order Of ftle
day for Friday week. fst


lnthe House ofRepresentatives ,liscnssionook|
place on the resolution offered by p. + Barbour re-
latlye to the sale of the Stock Of the Government nI
the U. S. Bank Mr.. Barbour spoke at some length
in defence of his proposition, which was opposedby
Dir. M'Duhe, Mr.. Barney, and Mr.. Drayfon.
Saturday, Dee. g.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday the
House resumed the consideration Of the resolution
offered by Mr. Barbour relative to the sale Of
Bank Stock. Mr. Randolph moved to lay the rcso


luton on the table, with an understanding that II
should not be again called up, but the motion was
negatlyed by vote of l07 10 10. On taking the t..
nal question the passage Of the resolution, there
appeared Ayes 9--Noes III. The ayes and noes
were taken on both questions.


The Aouse then adjourned 10 Monday