From Washington.

rwENTY-sIsTR CONGRESS- First Session
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WASHINGTON Dec. 3. lsi5.


SENATE


Little or nothing has been done in either House
today There is TOO much desire 10 enjoy the open
ing year 10 permit much business.
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON of Nd. the Committee
on Military Affairs was instructed to inquire into
the eSpediency Of extending the Railroad 10 this
city TO the River with view 10 our National De-
fence.


The Committee on Commerce, on motion OF Mr.
HAYWOOD was instructed to inquire into the e1pe-
diency OF establishing system, OF w arehousing
a bill TO continue The Office OF Commissioner OF
Pensions was read third time and passed.
The Senate then adjourned Ill! Saturday next


HOUSE OF REPS SESENTATlvES.
The House was ohcupied with receiving Reports
from Committees, Bills. Resolutions, &c. without
any final action


i long discussion arose upon the motion to prin,
5000 extra copies of Fremonts Reports. Without
coming to any decision on this the House adjourned
I'LL FRIDAY next