UNITED STATES SENATE.


FRipAY, February 81.
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LAWS OF BANKRUPTCY.


Mr.. WRlGHT presented the memorial Of a number
OF citizens Of New York praying the enactment Of
uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcy, which
were referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary


CLAIMS ON CONGRESS.
The Senate took up the joint resolution offered
some time ago, requiring that all claims which have
been decided against twice, shall not be brought
up again unless some new evidence shall be pre-
senred which could not have been procured before.
Mr.. TAPPAN, of Ohio, spoke at some length in
support Of the resolution.


The Senate was occupied with this subject during
the remainder of the day.