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dietary, reported a bill more eEectually TO pro-
vide for the punishment OF certain crimes agains'
the United States, and for other purposes; which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Hemphill moved to postpone the orders OF
the day to take up the bill for obtaining the ne
cessary surveys, &c on roads and canals. TIL.
motion was carried. Mr.. M'Lane delivered hi'
sentiments at considerable length on the consti'
|tutional question involved in the bill; after which
the committee rose, reported progress, and had
leave to sit again. "a


WEDNESDAY, Ian. %.
On motion Of Mr. iIemphill, the House went
into committee of the whole on thehill to procure
the necessary plans, estimates, &c. respecting
roads and canals.


MIR. Archer delivered at considerable length
his sentiments in opposition to the constitution
atty of the bill Others took part IN the discus
sion. for and against tie bill the committee rose
and reported progress.


THuRspAx Jan. 30.
The resolution providing ship OF the line to
convey the Marquis DE Lafayette TO this country
was returned from the Senate with An amend
ment, in which the house concurred


A bill from the Senate for the final adjustment
of land claims in Missouri and Arkansas, derived
from the governments Of France and Span, was
twice read and committed.


FRIDAY, Jan. 80.
Mr.. Webster, from the committee on the Ju.
dietary, made report against the expediencv o'
repealng the 25th section of the act TO establish
the Judicial Courts of the United States, or OF so
modifying the same, that the writ OF error, there
in provided for may be awarded to either party
On motion, the report was ordered to lie on the
table.