rnNGRFSSI0NAL PROCEEDINGS.
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sgx,rg-Mr. Evans reported the bill from the
House for the support OF the West Point Aceosmy
@ and The bill was passed by vote of 81 10 10. Two
amendments were agreed to-one IN relation 70
the selection of Cadets, and one providing ioE the
Join, Resolution for the relief of Mis-. Mary
" Tho,nDson, widow of the late Col. 4. r.
THOMPSON, OF the Army, after long debate, was
passed.
in relation 10 public contracts in the Post Office
Department.


The orders of the day were called at an early
hour, and the right to the floor belonged TO Mr.
DAYros of New Jersey, who addressed the Com
mittee in very able and comprehensive speech
agains, the resolutions Of the House. He discussed
the question fully, asd adver,ed TO all the arsu-
ments that had been adduced in favor OF ennexa-
ton.


When Mr.. Dayton had concluded, q conversation
arose between MessEs. Archer. Merrick, Rcken-
son, Crttenden, Benton and Walker as 10 the time
to end the debate Il was agreed on all hands that
the debate should be speedily brought 10 close,
bu, no time was agreed upon, and then the Senate
took recess unlil firc O'clock, The floor IN the
meantime having been given 10 Nh. BeTIlen, ol
Georgia.