CONGRESS.
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In the Senate, yesterday, the bill to esta-
blisb Board Of Commissioners to examine
and report upon claims agains, the Govern
mcnl. was passed, together with several bills
of a private nature. Mr.. Webster offered
proposition to inquire into the burning of the
Lexington, &c.


In the House, Mr.. Graves, Of KY, having
the floor, addressed the House with much
energy and effect upon the proposition SUBJ
mitted by him on Tuesday, in relation to the
public printing.


The loco iocos, il will be observed, on
Tuesday, after drilling and caucusing the night
previous, reoonsidered by majority of three
the vote which the House had given on Mon
day. in majority Of 20, providing for the
execution Of the printing with the least ex-
pense to the Government. 1t was found,
doubtless, that the VAMPIRE Globe could not
be efficiently sustained without all the profits
to be derived from the printing Of both Houses
Of Congress, and the Executive Departments.
The order TO reconsider was therefore issued.
IleTeiil ~ Iiusudttu mat gFtut ucSHc W eto-
nomize, upon which the President SO fondly
expatiated in his message.


After Mr.. Graves had concluded his re-
marks, Mr.. Rice Garland offered an amend
mend, proposing to divorce the printing from
the public press, against which the loco focos
raised point Of order, which consumed the
rest of the day.