HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Mr. Adams, of Massachusetts,, introduced
resolutions to the effect that the President Of
the United States shall cause to be tried. for
murder, those who shot the deserters recently
on the frontiers Of Texas Objection being
made, he moved a suspension Of the rule, but
1t was denied.


Mr.. Giddings moved to reconsider the mo-
ton by which the communication in relation
to the subject was ordered to be printed, and
made speech. But the motion was uli-
mately laid on the table.


Mr.. Adams, of Mississippi, offered reso-
luton to adjourn Congress on the 18th of July
next. He moved suspension Of the rules,
objection having been made; but two-thirds
did not vote for the motion, and it was lost.


The bill making appropriation for the sup
port of the Post Office Department Tor the
year ending June, l847, was passed. II IN
cludes an appropriation Of $25,O 900 for mail
steamers between New York and Bremen.


At halfpast three O'Clock, an adjournment
took place.