From Washington.

TWENTy-NINTH C0SGRESS..First Session
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday Feb - + NJ


IN SENATE
Mr JOHNSON OF Maryland, presented 'ieHlo.i q
for the adoption OF international rules ior the see
ment Of difficulties between nations


He also presented & memorial for the assumption
by the United States, OF the unpaid Mexican IN
demnity.


Mr. PEsyYBAckER was on request excused iFl N
serving as chairman OF the committee on private
land claims.


others was taken up for consideration, on its third
reading. a debaie ensued


Mr.. TURSEY said the parties who presented the
claim were guilty of moral ii not political treason.
Nj. j. " CLAYTON defended the claimants and
the debate was going on when this report closed
After considerable debate, the bill was passed 10
be engrossed-yeas %, nays %. No other business