IN SENATE,

MONDAY. January {
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Mr. BENTON, from the Committee on Finance.
moved to be discharged from the consideration Of the
bI or the summary recovery OF small bank notes in
the District Of Columbia and nat the same be referred
TO COMMITTEE on Judiciary


Inc bill from the House OF Representatives making
partial appropriations for the expenditures of the govern
nent ior the year Si0 read twice. and referred to
Inc Comml'tee on Finance, and by this Committee re
ported with amendment and by general conscn, e,
three times and passed


The following Bills were also read a third time
and passed '''''o


The hill renqu'hing to The State of Mssissipni
the 2 per nj. fund. rf


The bill for the relief of Jno H. Jacox


The bill TO prevent the counerieitng Of foreign
coin


A message was received from the President in re-
aion to the employment OF steam vessels in the re.
venue service.


Also, from the Treasury, report showing the
condition OF The B inks Of the District of Columbia
up 10 the close OF the year 1889 And stating that
all those banks had suspended save the Patriotic
Bank Of Washington.


Mr. WRlGHT'S Sub-reasury bill was reported
to-day and notice given that he should call il up
Monday next.


The resolution introduced BY Mr. BENTON some
days previous, relating to the assumption OF the
Stale debts was taken up, when Mr.. Benton address
ed the Senate for Upwards Of two hours in favor Of
all the leading principles contained in the same