Twenty-ninth Congress-;


FIRST SESSION

SENATE.

MONDAY, July 6, lS46.
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The Tariff bill was received from The House.
Mr. Sewer moved that il be made the special
order Tor Monday next, and that il be discussed
every day thereafter until il shall have been
disposed Of


Mr.. Evans moved that il lie referred TO the
Finance commtlee.


This question was decided in the negative
yeas %, nays "a.


And Mr. SEWERS motion was agreed TO.
The Graduation bill was then discussed,
without coming TO delinilive action.


a communication was received from the
Executive department, in reply TO a resolution
stating, that there is no information in the War
department that will enable il TO inform the
Senate of the names of those killed and wound
ed, in the battles on the Rio Grande.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Messrs Brinkerhofl, Wick, and Rathbun,
made personal explanations, after which
The bill to graduate the price Of the public
lands was taken up and discussed


After the committee lose, Mr.. Hoge asked
leave TO submit resolution, to adjourn the two
Houses of Congress on the 9Th Of July. Oh
lection was made, and it lies over till TO. .mor-
row.


Mr.. Mckay reported two bills from the
Committee Of Ways and Means. One to pro
vide Tor the pay Of the volunteers, and the other
to authorize an issue Of Treasury notes aud
loan, not to exceed ten millions.


The House then adjourned.