From Washington.

TWENTY. NINTH CONGRESS..First Session.

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THE SENATE


WASHINGTON, Jan. I'D, ls46.
The Senate was again in secret session today
most of the day. Little was done IN tne way "
public business with the exception of flooring Mr..
ALLEN again. He wished TO bring IN his heso.u-
lions tomorrow on the Interference OF toreisn
Powers in the concerns of this Continent. motion
being made TO adjourn till Monday. ne opposed H.
for the sake of bringing this business up before ne
close of the present week The Yeas and Nays
were therefore called on the motion 10 adjourn.
which was carried Yeas 80 Nays IA


The Senate then went into Executive session on
the nomination of Mr.. Woodward as Judge OF The
Supreme Court About O'Clock they adjourned
til Monday.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES


After opening the House, communication was
received from the Treasury Department, stating the
amount of costs for the Pablo Printing o! the tvNo
Houses OF Congress.


The Clerk of the House presented a communlca-
ton asking to be discharged from The Fremont Re,
port case He had received letters from several
Members Of the las; Congress- demonstrating against
distributing them among the new Members


After some remarks Mr.. THOMPSON of Pa. moved
that the Clerk be ordered 10 distribute the Reports
among the present Members.


Mr. ScHExcK offered an amendment TO print 5000
additional copies for the use Of this House. After
some discussion, the Yeas and Nays were ordered
on this question: Yeas 20, Nays 100.


Mr. THoNPsoSs motion was then put and car
ried Yeas "a. Nays 50.


On motion of Nh SAwTELLE OF Ne Committee
of FIVE was appointed to ascertain whether any
Members had sold their copies to booksellers, &c.
The Reports were then laid on the desks OF the
Members


The Florida Election case was then taken up.
Mr.. CABELL proposed TO terminate the case by re-
ferring the subject 10 the people OF Florida In
new Election


Mr. BRocEESBRouGH then took the floor and
spoke an hour in suppor, OF his claims to the seat
now occupied by Mr.. CABELL. He had some spar
ring with Mr.. CABELL. Mr.. McGAuGHEY of Ind.
and Mr. CHIPM,S of Mich. during the delivery OF
his speech The hour having expired, Mr.. CABELL
moved that he be allowed 10 proceed.


Mr. BRocHESBRoUGH said he did not wish an ex-
tension OF time.


a motion then made to adjourn. y cas- and
Nays called Yeas los, Nays 81. So the House ad
journed till tomorrow at - o'clock