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Mr.. Westcott referred to the map and to
any one who would just examine il, and see
how the land laid. Olher States had more in
terest in having separate judge at Key West:
eleven hundred and thirty thousand dollars
worth Of wrecked property had been adjud-
Gated upon at Key West last year, and $685.
600 the year previous.


Mr.. Johnson, of La, on perusing a paper
handed him by Mr.. W., withdrew his objec-
tion. E s9


Mr.. Yulee then moved 10 fill the blanks for
the salaries, at $4,000 for the Judges who re-
side on the main land, and $500 per annum
for the Judge at Key West. 'h


On motion of Mr.. Evans, the bill was pass
ed over until Tomorrow, and the motion of
which Mr.. Allen had given notice on Thurs
day last, thai the Senate, on the expiration of
morning hour, would go into executive session
Immediately, prevailed. The doors were
closed and the galleries cleared.


Something more important is gong on than
the Belgian treaty. The Secretary Of State has
been closely closetted with many Senators this
morning; and particularly with the Chairman
OF THE committee on Military Affairs, Mr..
Benton, ~
Our Army of occupation or observation, is
now within sight of Matamoras, on the Rio
Grande.