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Up and ItscusscU: Nh. SaGHderS conC'uuih6
the observations which he commenced on
the preceding day; after which, he was FOL
lowed by Mr.. Buckner in reply.


In the Senate, on Friday. the bill turther
to amend "an act to establish the judicial
Courts ofthe Unitel States, passed the 24th
of September, l7S9," WAS read second
time, considered, and after some debate,
laid on the table. The Senate resumed the
bill for the gradual improvement OF the
Navy Of the United S.ates--contemplating
the establishment Of two dry docks, the col
lection and preservation OF ship timber, and
the establishment of "A Naval Academy
Mr.. Smith, of South Carolina, moved to
strike out the portion of the bill which pro-
vides for Naval Academy. This motion
after long debate was negatved; Ayes 22--
Noes "a. The bill was ordered to third
reading.


In the House of Representative, Mr.. F.
Johnson spoke on the resolution of Mr.. Saun-
ders, until the hour had expired The Gen.
eral Appropriation Bill was passed. he
House then took up the Bill making appro-
priatons for Military Service, when some
discussion took place Oh the clause tor the
continuation of the Cumberland Road, but
it was finally carried. The amendment
moved by Mr.. Vance, TO introduce
an appropriation for the Georgia Mi
litia claims, and the clause relative TO sur
veys for Internal Improvement, VIII lead to
much discussion.


! In the Senate, on Saturday, the Dill author-
izing subscription Of stock, on the part OF
the United States IN the Columbus and san
dusky Turnpike Company, was considered,
and, as amended, ordered to third rcadns.
4! The bill to establish certain post offices aud
post roads, was read a third time and pass
cd. The bill for the gradual improvement
of the Navy OF the United States, was read
third time and passed; ayes 4s-Noes
1s. On motion OF Mr.. Smith, OF South Car
olina, "the bill to provide tor tac trial Of
claims to lands in 4 { States of Missouri, Al"
ALBANIA, Louisiana, aud Mississippi, and ~
the Territories Of Ark ansts and Florida, III
the cases therein specified was taken up
and considered. Some discussion arose III
consequence Of the motion OF Mr.. Dickerson
to lay the bill OH the table, with view to
take up the Nuolcns bill. The motion being
negatiyed the provisions OF the bill were DIS
cussed by Messrs. SMith, Of ;. &. Reed, and


Kane.


In the House of Representatives. the Mil
itary Appropriation Bill was again taken "
il Committee Of the Whole on the state d


the Union, when the clause moved by Mr.


Vance, as an amendment, making An appro-


priation for the Georgia Militia claims was


agreed TO. Some reductions were made II


the army contingencies, and the apprcprla


ton for subsistence, The resolution oiltrrt


by Mr.. Saunders was again discussed by Mr.


F. Johnson, who had not concluded his re


marks when the discussion was crested by


the speaker.