HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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The House, this uiorning, pSs>td the i'll
10 reduce and graduate The price OF the p, b ic
l,nds II d n rs essentially from ,,at passed
hy the Senate, and is, IN substance. as follow:
L ind> which shall have been dtrd Tors, lie
tur twenty Years on The first oi Dfcrinher,
le46, shall be entered at one dollar M acre for
five years; fhan subj CT entry ~ seventy Eve
cents for another term Of five Years illtitai rr
and al fifty cents for thirdlerm f5ytaIs. ! he
President ls not 10 hing more than three mil-
lions Of land IN market in anv one year, eIc.


The vote was-y-as 81 nays 80.
The resolution appropriating 1000 for the
purchase Of printed copies Of The writings uf


The late Alexander Hamilton. aud also ll... ma
nuscrps now IN poss, ssIon Of Mrs. Hamilton,
was referred. I
Mr.. Dromgoole gave notice tina, lie would
shortly move 70 ,ak- up th- bill lulcha
the manuscripts ot James hl"dIscn.


The t,I from the Sera,e to improve The
Ohio. Mississippi, and Arkansas llvers, was
rejected.


The Treasury Note bill was taken up,
when
Mr. Davis O. Ky offered an amendment, 10
make il loan bill. and delivered his views.
N:essrs. Gddings and T,ld.n sprke about
lhe Mexican war. and Mr.. Douglass replied to
h. l,s named gentleman, when
The Committee rose, and tie House ad.
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