tt TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS,

FRIpAY. March 9Th. 1876.
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Senate not in session, having as usual ad
journed over from Thursday until Monday
next r - y, s..sae


[The debates in the Senate this week have
been remarkably full of interest, and have
caused many changes in political prcgnoshca.
tions. Fhe present antlcipatons Of the wi:est
are, that the leading measures of the admins
traton, will all fail at this session of Congress.
If the Senate varies the House notice on the
Oregon question, the House will pass the max
ed notice, without modification or qualifcat on.
The Senate will not concur. The House will
not pass the new tariff bill, nor the sub-treasu-
| ry bill, nor the navy increase bill, nor the
mounted rllle-men bill, nor nothing; and then.
during the recess, elimination and re-crimins-
ton will be the order of the day, deepening in
TO denunciations and analhemas, during the
short session, which will probably bring forth a
like result.