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All. N. CLAYTON presented petition signed
By rncn Of all parties praying chat Congress should
use speedy and efficient means 70, terminating the
War with Mexico and ensaring an honorable
peace.


Nj CLAYTON said he conceded with the views
OF the ueracsislists and would DO all be could 70
cooperate With them. be. he could see no way to
obtain peace bat fighting out the wsr- He would
therefore vote all the means asked tor by the Coz
erpmert. The idea that any party IN TINS country
,rss opposed 10 the Government he thought was
absurd.


The Committee On the Judiciary reported the
House bill for the admission Of Iowa, without sA
amendment


Mr. YuLEE moved an amendment to prevent the
division Of the lands granted FOR public improve
rnent 70 any other purpose
A.,cr some debate, the amendment was voted
down 40 to Q and the bill finally passed.


Mr. ASHLEY Introduced bin 70 grant lands to
Arkansas In aid OF public Improvements


Bills were reported from the Finance Committee
70 establish branch rllints in New York and Charles
ton.


The Senate ther adjourned over until Monday


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES


Personal explanations were made by Mesars. BAR
CLAY and MARTIN.
Tn. House refused 20 suspend the rules IN order
tn call upon the States for resolutions, &c.


The resolution offered by c. J. IsGERsoLL, yes
to-day. for closing the debate the President 8
Message was postponed


The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Presidents Message


Mr. GoBDos made a speech in defence Of the
war.


hir. Roor followed, and pronounced the war tn
Just and unnecessary.


Mr. Bowiis also made speech which conelud-
ed the debate.


The committee tller rose and the House adjourn
ed orer I'll Aiondsy