The Third OF March in WaShinCton--Sics-


Imc Scenes in Congress.
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Ing Scenes in Congress.


Cosgysp0et5Gce Of the Tribune


WASHINGTON March t.-3 \. VI.


The Exportatiou Bill, allowing drawback on
goods imported 10 be exported again TO Canada end
other places, passed beth Houses to-day. This bill,
which is OF so much importance 10 New Hoih City
and Stats owes lis passage principally 10 AIr PaG-
xrx. OF vour city. aided by Others tros New iofk
4 Had Alr P done nothing but this one act, II would
be sufficient 10 secure MIN the gratitude et your
civ and State l, VIII add 10 the commerce OF
your city. the business of yeur canals and the gene
raj prosperity OF your State.


There was kind of farewell meeting at the
White House this afternoon A speech was deilv-
cred 10 the outgoing President by Gen. Van Ness,
! (your Collectors broiher,) TO which Nh Tyler re-
| sponded The President and family have removed
10 Fuller's Hotel, which Is in the nelshborhood o
| the White House The Empire Club, numbering
! abou, $50. were present The President, under
stand was not very we'll pleased with their presence
| They came into the city this morning, bringing
with them, believe. a cannon, which thev nIed
opposite Alr Polk's lodgings. M. Polk did not
| Geign 10 notice them, which has made nm rather
unnopul- n with these suprTtne LCco-toccS
/ The White Eagle Club Is also here. They and
the Empires are dressed IN their appropriate uni
! forms.


Judge Nelson of New-Yo York, took his seat TO day
on the Bench et the Supreme Court OF the tn!ted
States He Is good looking man.


Anunher Of distinguished strangers have recently ar
rve,! In town The new almost all here 70
take their seats tomorrow. notice also that Mr. T. G.
raan She British Consul Boston. has arrived John
/ O'SuIyau Editor OF the Morning News Is kcre tut 4;
would be impossible enumeratc al the Distinguished men
present The iagNg Loco Foco> from al parts OF ne
Country, nelaiing Texas, nre here after pray Tor the H
services rendered durnS the last campaign VIII MOI say
what they would have tlcy 90 get their reward


Alderman Purdy your ci;y has been here wi;h 1900
signatures in his favor io- Collector @! your Port lie
is gone back get some more respectable II ap-
ncar that many Of The scGcIs were Irish The LocOfo'
cos probably think tat Irish voters good enough but
;hlt they have business 10 any opinion IN matters OF
Office cmolumeut.


The Senate had no Executive Session to-day.
So the whole body OF uncontiTmsd ottlce-lolders
is handed over 10 Polk Senate.


1t was generally feared to-day that the President
would veto the Post Cfice Bill. Ii Is said that
strong feeling against the bill was manifested at
the last Cabnet meeting Il was signed, however,
this evening. and is now law. It's provisions will
go into operation on the Isl OF July next;


THERE'S l,tle doubt that Mr. Tyler has either
vetoed or pocieed the Harbor bill. So, that m
portant measure is defeated by the Loco-Foco
prjncipIe Of the One-Man power. 1t seems 10 be
Democratic. Just now, to leave the destlnles OF our
Naton-h. Legislative and the Treaty making
powers-ail at the caprice OF one man.


You Will see that Mr.. Wdggaman "a nephew OF
MI NlcE, DtilsNt,) has bttU W llu~
eson Charge 10 Texas with the JOINT Resolutions
for The annexation ot that country 10 this.


We have all kinds of amusemcntS Soirg on here now.
The Theatres il and ther places OF amusement are
wei! attended Yankee II III and Mr.. DcmpSter appeared
before The public this evening IN separate entertainments


WlsHi~Gro~. Tuesday motung}
u. :. o'clock March l. lR,5.


The Senate and House of Representatives have
adjourned, a few minutes ago. and the 2Sth Con-
gress with all It's SINS and imperfections, has be-
come matter Of history ! shall not attempt a;
this hour TO give you any reflections suggested by
It's demise these will answer for another OCCASION


During The evening session the Senate and House
were occupied chiefly on the same business,
frequent messages passing between them. was
mostly in the House.


The HIarhor bill was passed


The Smithsonian bill was laid on the table. Mr..
ADAMS was opposed 20 some ol lis provisions, Ihe
ieas 10 lay on the table were 50; the Nays 90


The Iowa and Florida bill, amended by the
Senate. was passed.


On motion ofMr White of kentucky, (eX-Speak-
err a vote of thanks was passed TO Speaker Jones.


The Foreign Postage Bill passed.


The Veto Message OF the Pre- dent, on the bill
relative TO the building OF Revenue Cutters and
Steamers, which had passed the Senate by more
Than two-thlrcs (oniy In lhe ncgatlve) WAS read.
After some remarks from Mr.. Bayly Of Va the
! Yeas and NAYS were ordered Yeas l26; Nays
81 So the bill in spite OF the Veto power, Is
| law while calling the Yeas and Nays the hour
of II o'clock arrived, and Mr.. Bsyly tired 10 have
It lost by adJounIng.


The Fortitcation bill was returned from the SEN
ate, with an additional appropriation OF Si0,6U ior
| Boston Haroor. The House refused TO concur
| Committee Of Conference was appointed, which
/ Committee reported that they had come to no
agreement.
The amendments TO the Navy Appropriation bill
/ by the Senate Were agreed 10.
/ Mr. Wlnthrop moved another Committee OF Con
! ference with the Senate on the foTIlhcailon bill.
/ Il was subsequently reported that the Senate had
receded from lis amendment Sothe fortiflcaflon
bill passed without the appropriation Tor the hafbor
( Of Boston


Alter some other busiress of iIrtle Importance was
transacted a committee which had been appointed
20 wal, on The President, reported ;aat the Fres-
dent had no farther communications 10 make 10
either House, ard that he wisn.c ihyT t, sale ana
happy return home. Ceres OF What does he
saw OF the Harbcr Bill VIII he see that safe
/ home l')


The House then, at ten minutes atter2 o'clock,
voted 10 adjourn:


Glteae4 ofRs Horse # R,resentatire,: The period
ha- arrived which terminates our labors members CT the
2sh Congress. We 10 part perhaps 10 meet no
more for Before perform The last act which sepa
rates Us permit 10 YOU my thanks for the
Kindness manifested in the which you passed short
tine stree Your approval IS the highest honor which
]
TThe duties OF such Office always delicate, always AZ
duous have often made consider whether the honor
conferred equals The ii imposes Its rapprgs may
be by al utits and aniees few ap-
] preciate.


NAV have often erred your kindness strengthen.
the hope ony iang OF the head, Tot Of the
heart This kindnes, and is testimonial, viii cherish and
keep VI The most vnued "reminiscences of my life
one OF the highest hono=s ever received.


The power OF Legislation is responsible Parcu-
Larry has IL been this eccas!oE-on extreme Of
Cur country great emplre has been added. our avs
have been eStendi. lar this House is Concerned
people beyond the Rocky Mountains and Iowa and Florida,
twin sster have been added 20 the States o: the Union
Il much expect that these things should be
done without feeling yet that the sre TIA;
may have been knde, about these exciting topics Will he
ike The spark OF he aHi, cxtingIshed aiEost
/ kindled.


Nay health and happiness attend you through LIE AID
may You return 10 yoGr friends IN safety aud peace


Il now remains ne 70 announce that This House
stands adjourned SIae dls.


/ THIS short ADDRESS was followed by round OF
/ applause and the members each departed TO their
lodgings 10 sleep, and 10 10 write this letter


lorn. RiCHELIEU.