From Washington.

TWENTY.NINTH CONGRESS...Fir Session
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SENATE


WASHINGTON. Janusry l5th 1870
You probably never had shorter report than the
one will give you today.


The Senate did nothing OF importance They
were bu, very short time in session TIL they went
inio the consideration OF business with closed doors


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. COOKE of Tennessee made an eloquent speech
against the Notice He followed by splendid
speech from Mr.. BEDISGER OF Va. on the same side.
Mr. MORSE of La followed in favor OF the Notice as
did also Mr. DoBBTS of " C. Mr ROCKWELL OF
Connecticut obtained the aoor. when the Committee
rose and the House ad djourned