IWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.


FIRST SESSION.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. ~ 1910.
Mr.. CLAY, of Alabama, desired TO refer some
documents 10 the Committee on The Judiciary con-
nected with The resolution offered by him Yesterday
IN relation To the publication Of a stereotype edition
OF The laws OF the Unile aes Mr. G.. said that
an edition OF 10000 copies could be procured at one
aollar ana ihifty-seven and halt cents per COPY
The papers we're referred


Mr. WHITE presented petition from certain
settlers OF Milwaukee, asking that the titles to lands
oil Francis Lavenlure and others be not confirmed
Mr.. BELTS presented petition from certain
manufactures OF wood, asking revision Of The re-
venue laws.


Mr.. FULTON presented petition from Ira Sa-
bin, asking pension.


Mr.. PRESTON, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill for the relief of Gen. Wool
and Cod. George Croghan.


Mr.. BEN TON, from the same committee, report
ed a bill Tor the relief Of certain companies of Mis-
souri, volunteers


Mr. CLAY, of Alab ma introduced bill for the
relief oil the Eagle Railroad Company.


THE SUB. B.TREAsURY.


The bill providing for The collection e-keeping,
and transfer OF the public moneys coming up again
ON The question of its passage


The subject was further discussed by Mr. BU-
CHANAN, Mr. CLAY, OF Ky. and Mr.. WAL
KER I'LL a late hour; when


On motion oi Mr. HEN DERSON,


The Senate adjourned.