Reported for the Columbian Fountain.
Tw enty- ninth Congress-:
FIRST SESSION..

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


One thousand extra copies of the tariff bill,
were ordered TO be printed.


An Intellectual effort was made to 60 into
Committee of the Whole on the State Of Un-
ion, and take up the bill to supply certain de-
licences in appropriations. ...


II was expected that, if this bill had come
W, Mr.. G. }. lngersoll would have complied
with Mr. Webster's request, in the Senate, 10
make known the particulars, and proofs Of Mr..
Webster's alleged delinquency.


The House proceeded to the consideration
OF private bills; among those passed was one 10
enable the Secretary Of the Navy TO purchase
the use Of MIx's mahger stopper, 10 regulate
the letting out Of chain cables.


The committee rose at quarter past one, for
the want OF a quorum.


A call OF the House was moved and the
motioned prevailed--yeas II, nays 67.
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Genteness is sort Of mild atmosphere, and
It enters into a chld's soul like the sunbeam
into the rosebud, slowly but surely, expanding
1t into beauty and vigor.


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Those persons who take every pointed re-
mark as especially intended for them, are ge.
nsrally smendable to, and worthy Of them.