From Washington.

TWENTY. NINTH COSGRESS."First Session


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WAsHIScroN Jan %. Isi6-5 o'clock T NJ
The SENATE was but few minutes in open Sos
sion to-day. They hive been about hours IN -
cret Session. having jusi now adJourned- lher
proceedings must be Of serious nature, 10 keep
Them 20 long


Mr.. ALLEN gave notice today tha; he would III
troduce another Resolution, the first opportunity
decIaratory of our opinion on Foreign lniericrenec
on this Continent


Memorials ON the Naturalization Laws were pre-.
s,nisd and also one in favor OF the establishment OF
Branch Mint a, New ork-"uen they wen! iA'o
Executive Session.


HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES


After the report OF several Bills aud Resolutions
from, Committees oil no pubic Importance the case
of the Florida Contested Election was taken up oE
a vote OF % 10 -.


A motion to postpone I'll! to morrow was lost by a
vote OF 20 TO 80.


The Reports OF the Majority aud Minority were
then read at length. | sent You printed copies
severa! days since .
Mr.. HAMLtN made an aItga radical speech IN
which he said he would 90 behind all Officers re
,urus to gel at the voice Of the People he IS Chau
man of the Committee Elections


He was followed by Mr.. CAlPMAN OF Michigan
who was in favor OF Mr.. CABELL.


After several ex plantations from Mr.. McGAuGHEi
of Indiana and MIR. CoBB ot Georgia. Mr., JoNEs OF
Georgia followed, in support at the MAJORITY report
After which the House adjourned


Mr. CABgLL and Mr. BRocKENBRoU@h VIII ooth
speak upon II probably tomorrow