HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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Mr.. Winthrop madeia personal explanation,
10 The effect that Mr. Webster had no interest
Whatever in any manufacturing company, nor
any person for him, (as had been charged J
and that citizens of Bosom, previously IN
known TO Mr. Webster, had presented thai
gentleman with handsome annuity. 10 show
the love they bore, and III respect 10 his able
maintenance of the maritime interests OF the
couniry.


Mr.. Yancey asked the names OF the doners
and the amount oil the donation.


MIR. Win,hrop said he had no right Of search
with Mr.. Webslel's private affairs.


Mr.. Yancey delivered some remarks in JUS
tfcaion Of what he said on former day in
relation 10 Mr.. Webster.


The bll 10 raise regiment OF mounted rifle
men was passed.


An Intellectual effort was made to reconsider
the vo,e


The House then considered several private
bills


And at twenty minutes to three O'Clock ad-
iourned.