
The Senate was not in session to-day
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THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Was again occupied with the Florida case to-day.


Mr. GIDDISGs made pretty severe reply TO the
several attacks that had been made upon him in news
papers, caricatures, &c. well as by members OF
this House, about his speech on Oregon. Among
others he replied to Mr. Bedinger Of Virginia, who
had attacked him several days since


Mr.. BEDISGER said he would make no reply.


Mr. CABELL of Florida. took the floor and replied
in an able and eloquent speech to the plea OF Mr..
Brockenbrough and in defence Of his own claims to
the seat which he now occupied


Mr. BRocKESBRoUGH explained his position.


Mr. CULVER of n. Y. followed in mastery
speech in favor of Mr.. Cabell


Mr.. HAMLIS explained.


Mr. DoBB1S of n. c. spoke in favor of Mr.. Brock
enbrough After which the House adjourned.