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CoNeREssroNAL.-In the Senate, to-
day, the river and harbor (House) bill
was passed to third reading.
Mr.. Niles addressed the Senate al length
in opposition to the tariff bill.


The House took up in committee the
bill making appropriations for various ad-
ditional objects. One ofthese-aPpropria-
ting money for pay and mileage oi
,nembers-led to long debate OF no gen.
eral importance. The bill was finally re-
ported to the House and passed.
The amendments of the Senate to the
army appropriation bill were considered
and finally acted upon. So also was the
bin making appropriations for naval PEN
sions


The House then passed (at late hour)
10 the special order of the day, which was
the consideration of sundry propositions
relative TO the public printing. A debate
was open, to benches two-thirds empty, by
MIR Garret Davis. The committee rose be-
fore he had concluded.


Union Of The 20ih inst.