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WASHINGTON, JOlluufy 24th, I6S7.

 The Senate have been engaged ali day in discussing Mir. Walkers Land Bill. The avowed object of this bill is to reduce thesales of the public lands, and to prevent specnla- yet an amendment was offered by MT. Tipton of Indiana. to "graduate," according to the Western phrase.e the price of that istO say. that afeer five years, all lands; that had been offered for sale and not sold. their price should be reduced from one dolsar and tlcenty te ces'ts to one dollar per acre,and that after tenyears, those remaining unsold, should be reduced to seuenty:fre cents per acre The utter incompatibility of thIs amendment with the pretended object of the bill, is so evil dent. that it can hardly hesupposed any can did man;wouH vote for the two propositions;