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WAsHNGroN, Feb. 90, lS46.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, lS46.
There was no session of the Senate to-day.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The unfinished business of Yesterday WAS
the mileage of Senators, and this was the first
thing taken up.


The previous question had been moved, but
on counting to ascertain if there was a second,
no quorum voted.


4 call Of tho House was then ordered, but
was not proceeded far with before it was dis
continued.


Mr.. Thompson's amendment, limiting the
operation of the bill to cases where the Senate
was Immediately re-summoned after the close
of a session, was lost.


The bill was then ordered TO be engrossed
by vote of $50 TO 10. 1t was then finally
passed.


A motion was made to 90 into committee of
the whole, but it was st by nearly two to one,
and the House (Mr Hopkins in the Chair)
took up the calendar of private bills already
acted upon in committee.


A bill for the relief of John Anderson occu-
pied about two hours of the time of the House,
but is of no interest to any but the claimant,
the bill was finally laid on the table by a vote
Of 80 to so.


After spending the day in the disposal of the
foregoing solitary bill,


The House adjourned.