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The SMITHSONIAN BEQrESr.-Knowng that
great many OF the most enlightened men of the
country, IN common with ourselves feel an anxious
desire that Congress should, without further delay
proceed 10 execute the long neglected trust assun
ed By the acceptance Of the munihceni becuest Of
James Smlrhson, We are happy 10 be able TO stale
that the more active friends OF the object, in both
Hons-s Of Congress and of both parties, are Likely
10 unite on such notifications If the Scnate's bill


for Smithsonian Institution, as to afford strong
hope OF It's passage IN case they able 10 get up
The difficulty IN lis way, which arose out of va
rying opinions as TO It's details, being removed the
measure wot!d probably require but little of the
time of the House 10 consummaie ii; but. 10 avoid
any objection which might arise from lis inter
terence with the other important business before
the House, we learn that il is the intention Of
these gentlemen having charge OF the subject to
move to-day for an evening session this evening
Tor the special purpose OF acting on this bill We
sincerely hope that their praiseworthy efforts NAV
find favor with the House and be crowned with
success Nat Intel Saturday.