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The bill for supplying deficiencies in the appropriations for the fiscal year, ending 30th June, lo46, was passed, with a few triAipe amendments. The House spent the first part of the day in Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union in debate on the bill to regulate trade and lntercours esvith the Indian tribes in the territory9of Oregon

 The committee then rose to receive, in the House, amessage from tha President in an- swer to MT c. J. Ingersoll's call for certain papers touching the expenditures of the se- cret service fund whilst Mir. Webster was a, the head oi the State Department The Pres loent declines, for reasons of State policy, to furnish the documents called for, but trans mIts the correspondence embraced in the res olution touching the case of Mcleod.

 Having disposed of the matters, the House agaln took up the joint resolutions of notice which were this day returned by the Senate, With message that il disagreed to the amend- ments of the House. The House, having ilrst refused to recede from its amendments insisted upon them: and the matter is still be- fore It, as the unfinished business, on mo- ton to appoint committee of conference.

 We very much regret that weare compelled by the pressure of the foreign news upon our columns, to lay over these very interest ing proceedings, of which full report was prepared. Union 2lst ultimo.