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Our Washington dates Says the Nashville Banner of July 2i) are to the l2lh inst. Nothing of consequence was done in the Senateson the 10th, ex- ccpt thcreadine ofthe Presidents ' etc. In the House of Representatives, after an unsuccessful effort 10 dispose of Mr. Fosters resolution respecting Mir. Stan bery 'srefleetious OF the speaker pro tenn, the tariff was taken up, and some Of the amendments of the Senate were con- cured in, and others disagreed to.

 On the llth, the Presidents Mes sage on the Bank Bill was taken up in the Senate, and the question arose on the Fassase> of the bill, notwithstand- ing the objections. An interesting de bate thcreuPon ensued, , in which Messrs.

 Webster, White, Holmes, Ewing, and Clayton participated: and Mr. Clay having obtained the floor at 8 o'clock moved an adjournment. On the l2tb Inc debate was resumed, but utnodoub was entertained that the vote on tlle passage of the bill would De IS before l A committee of conference, composed lof Messrs. Wilkins, Diclserson, aae |IIayne, were appointed in regard te the difference between the two Houses respecting certain amendments 10 tllt Etariff bill.

 The House of Representatives con toured with the Senate in fixing Mon ldav last, the l6th inst, as the day 0 final adjournment. The House wa Ichiefiy engaged, on the lIth, npon ths

 rcsolition respecting Mr. Staphery- 1T

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