HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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Mr.. Brinkerhoff, after the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union, moved that the resolution, submitted
by himyesterday, giving the thanks of Congress
10 Gen. Taylor for the recent vicioIy Of the
American arms on the Rio Grande, be taken
up; but he with drew his motion at the sug-
gestion OF


Mr.. HARRISON, who preferred to delay action
until the House shall have been informed Of
the victory, officially. through the President.


The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
was taken up and, after debate, several amend
ments were made.


The committee rose, and resolution was
introduced by Mr.. Cobb to terminate the de-
bate on the bill tomorrow, at O'Clock; which
was agreed to.


And at quarter to three O'Clock the House
adjourned.