CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
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reyu,ariy and f.gy conre-ed.


D. FRANCIS BACoS. Corresponding secretary


CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


\ repor, OF the proceedings Congress on Saturday
down to the evening session OF that day appeared
IN our paper Yesterday.


IN TIE SENATE. in the evening, the bill from the
House of Representatives. for the admission OF the
States OF Florida and Iowa into the Union was
taken W. and before and after the usual recess, &C.
cuped some seven hours IN debate


The bill was finally passed by the following vote,
(and requires only the Presidents Signature TO be-
come a .aw:)


YElIMessTs All-n Archer. Ashley. Atchison, Ather-
ton BaSay, Barrow. Bayard Senon. Berren Breese B'
ter, Hanncgan. Haywood, Henderson, huger, Johnson
Lewis McDufie ManSum Mcrrck Morciead, Niles SEM
pie, SEWER. sturgeon. Tappan, Walker, Whites.


NAr-Messrs Choaie, Evans, Huntington, Miller fhelrs
| simmons Upham, Woodbridge. Woodbury.


The Indian Appropriation Bill was discussed
until u o'clock. mn


The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill,
which was received back from the House, with a
disagreement 10 some OF The senate amendments
was. on motion of MIR. Evans, taken up, the
Sanafe,s amendments insisted on, and a Commit
tee OF Conference ordered, AlesSrs Evans, bar
row and Benton were appointed


The Senate adjourned, at late hour, until io
O'Clock on Monday.





construction os the Ere ana Naoash Oahai "ds
passed, IS 10 80


The General Appropriation bill was taken up
Several amendments OF the Senate were agreed 10
and others rejected.


One of the amendments agreed TO reduces the
appropriation for full mission to Austria 10 an a
preparation for Charge d 'Atialres.


The amendment reducing the mission TO China
rom a full mission TO resident Minister atS5,OOO
wear was disagreed 10 by a decisive vote.


On the amendment CT the Senate appropnahns
S275 900 10 paw nStaments OF Indemnify due under
The treaty with Mexico and which has been paid py
| Mexico. separate vote was taken by ellers who
rrpnrted 81 In favor OF the amendment, and 81
against II. a
il was rejected
Tn. Fortitication Bill taken up. and the
amendment OF the Senate appropnating SiO0U ior
a seawal for the protection and security OF Great
| Brewster Island in Boston harbor, was rejected
| Th, amendments of the Senate 10 the Military
| Academy bill were concuTred IN Inc IIst aiiiehu
ment provides for Board OF iste re or Examiners.
The second provides that the teacher OF drawing
| shall also discharge the duties of professor OF the
| French language.


! A message was received from the Senate, Insist
ing on their amendments disagreed to by the House
20 the general appropriation bill, and asking con-


The House then insisted On its disagreement, and
agreed TO the conference


| Copierecs on the part OF the House: Messrs. Nc
| kav, Garrett Davis, and Dromgoole


hITHE EVENING GAzErrE, a new Daily, made
It's bow yesterday, looking very brisk and agreeable
/, had some original verses, above the common,
Which we must publish; and we cut iton 1t tie
following item OF news;


ANTICIPATED Ru,rus-Thc Empire Club have called an
cation and Inauguration meeting 10 be held o-Inor-
row night at TammaBy Hall. some weeks since the "a
tive American Republican Committee OF The Seventh WhrH
hired the ballroom of ST. Tannay for bali on the Al
of March, which duly amended to come OF on lnau-
,rston Dny" - ;hcSe parties cannot coie'cc any
more than I'll vinegar expected that considerable
Of difficulty vii! come.


LATER From KINGSTON, JAMAicA.-By the arri-
val of the brig Ann Barney, Capt. Nix, from King
ston. 10Th February, we are favored with the toi-
lowing. Markets in Kingston continue very dull.
| Stock Of American produce very heavy, and IN
consequence small transactions. The British steam
packet severn arrived on the evening OF the 10Th,
thirty DAYS from South Hampton. Came passen'
ger in the Severn, Sir Henry McCloud, Governor
of Trinidad. No ftei.hts going forward to the
American ports from kingston: As general thing
the freishtrrs running 10 lock reghts the south
ern morris of the United States. The American brig
John A. Lancaster, arrived 18th. eighteen daysir
Norfolk and the Mail schooner Ltty from Chagres.
| TIE FLri had not arrived when the Lilly lett
The Liffy brought the Overland Mail from the Pa
cific 10 The 18th January The PhGnlx, OF BaIti-
more cast awav on the East End Of the Island OF
Jamaica the Ann Barney sailed IN company from
Kingston with the British Mail ship Spartan, Capt.
Elliott, for Havana the bark Hermitage OF baltI-
more, and brig Wasson OF Portland, tor Mobile,
and the brig Pittstown, for New-Orieans Lett
there. the brig Lawrence, OF New-Orleans, repair,
me the bark Alert, and bng Susan, both had sailed


The Surveyor General of the Island Of Jamaica,
and Capt Lyot of Il. n. arrived at Charges on the
SDth January. being deputed 10 determine The PFac-
tlca5illv of the road across the !sihmus.


The i. 5. ship Savannah, Capt. Armstrong. and
the Warren, Capt Hull, were on the coast ot NICK
ico lst Jan and expected at Callao 1,tel par
! of FEBRUARY. The Levant was al Caliao and
would leave the middle Of February, 10 Gohvey
Mr. Pickets 10 Panama on ms way 'osIhc ni'eu
Srates Messrs Crump and Bryan, ministers 10
Pr and Chill. were al Cruses on the 2}d Jan on
their wav to Panama and their destination CON-


oJore Sloat arrived al Callao on the 9TH Dec and
hoisted ms flag on board the Levant 18Th;


The report that the Warren had s1i lost eo ct het
RI. sandwich Islands 10Th July, and had only lost
'' The following Is list of Vessels of War in the
! Pacific lst January: -. oo O., :,


Americans, Savannah 6h; warren - ~ oAi
"a. So h;r Pellet French Urane so Triumphant
90 Rosula 2t Yhea,on Eusone 81 Chart % Ar'pus-
cade 26 British Colngwood So IhAia AZ America 81
Fiscuart ~ Modest 20; Taitct 70 Casord = sa!anal-


, sd ccnorant steamers merchants ships and whaers
I.b Ian the ark Ie Lima o- Lee Coast The Mexican
nsr1t;r wa. a: Canao ith Jan The Canada sailed for
Equeke sane day lead .or the q States TIC Ehone
e1recred daily from valparaiso "hae snip Goiah 10 sa
i0-h fror, Pxyta 10 L. ship Henry n Payta Iith Jan.
The government sorebrig with sorss, hr the Squadron
baI arrived - Valparaiso. The Whale ship Maria, 81
Ssntucket. wss AZ Callao, 1900 bbls.


The Election in Peru takes place IN February
Il was supposed that Costiila Will be the successor
Of Manantes


The WEATzEE.-HIarch opened with as serene
an aspect as one could wish, and set US thinking
VIA: an agreeable time should h.ve th. ,prag-rc
,nrd and, above al passable Broadway But pleas