CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
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In the Senate.-A communication from
the Treasury Department was received,
) showing the disbursement or application of
money, goods and effects for the benefit OF
Indians for the year ending October, 3oth,
ls45.


A memorial was received from B. E.
Green praying extra compensation for act
ing as Charge in Mexico.


Mr.. johnson of Louisiana, presented the
petition Of James B. Davenport, praying
the confirmation Of his claim for certain
land in the State of Louisiana; which Yves
referred to the committee on Private Land
Claims.


Mr.. Archer presented memorials pray
ing modification of the Naturalization
Laws.


A bill 10 sell mineral lands Of the U. S.
in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa was re.
ported.


RESOLUTIONS.


Mr.. Johnson of Louisiana, presented
the following resolutions; which were a
greed 10:


Rssolued, That the committee on Fl.
nance be instructed to inquire into the ex-