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of on the resolution ofthe House of the 18th ot January last, relative to the expedence of providing by law for the coinage of one dol lar gold pieces; which report was laid upon the table.

 MEXICAN INDEMITIEs.

 Mir. CALEB B. SMITH, from the Com mtlee on Foreign Affairs, reported bill making an appropriation for the payment of two inslalments of the Mexican indemnities provided for by the convention of the 3Oth January, l843, between Mexico and the United States. Read twice and committed. .March l3. HARBoRS AND RIVERS. Whereupon the House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, MT. THOMAS SMITH, of Indiana, in the chair,) and resumed the consideration of the bill making appropriations for the i'm provement of certain harbors and rivers.

 MT. YELL gave notice that he would, when Tn order, move to amend the bill, by inserting at the end of the l09th line the fol- lowing provso:

 "Propided, That the sum of S25,000, out oi the said appropriation, be, and the same IS hereby, appropriated to remove the ob- struclions ill the Washita, White, and Black rivers, in the State of Arkansas.o