HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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A message was received from the Senate,
asking the concurrence of the House in the
bill passed yesterday to provide for the organi-
zation Of the volunteer forces, brough: into the
service Of the United States, into brigades and
divisions, and for the appointment OF the ne
cessary number of general officers to command
the same.


The bill was taken up and discussed, and.
after an Intellectual effort TO amend it, it was
passed.


A message was received from the State De-
partment, from which it appears that ll9,8S4
passengers arrived in the United States, on
ship board, during the year ending September
80, l845, and that there are S,577 registered
seamen in the United States.


The Tariff bill was discussed by Messrs.
Chase, Gordon, and Rockwell, of Connecticut,
and at half-past three o'clock the committee
rose, and the House adjourned