Congressional Summary.
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Nothing Of consequences has transpired
in the Senate since the commence Of
their sitting.-Some resolutions have been
passed, principally y relating to the organ.
zation Of that department, (and of too lit.
|tIe consequence to occupy our small lin.
its,) and few committees appointed.


IN SENATE.


DECEMBER S.
Mr.. Andrew Jackson, elected SenatO,
from the State Of Tennessee, appeared,
was qualified and took his seat.
On Motion of Mr.. Lanman. the Senate
resolved to wear the usual badge of mourn.
ling, as a token Of their respect for III.
memory Of the Hon. ELIJAH BoARDMAs.
deceased, late a member of the Senate.


The following communication was re.
|ceived from the Secretary of the Treasury.
read, and ordered to be printed:
Treasury Department,
December ed. 1929,
ain obedience to q resolution Of
the Senate, of the LIST of March last, d.
|recting "the Secretary of the Treasury IA
|lay before the Senate, during the frst
week of its next session, the amount Of in.
|terest received or receivable in each state
ON the public debt; the amount Of diyi.
|dends paid or payable in each state. by
1.-THE Bank Of the United States--all in re.
ference to the year 1928; And the am.
cunt Of duties on tonnage and importsr re.
|ceived during the year ending on the sOA
|of September next: And the amount Of di.
rect taxes still due and unpaid, in each
state of the United States," have the ho.
nor to transmit the accompanying state.
ments and letter No. to ~ from the Re.
Igister and Fifth Auditor of the Treasury,
and President of the Bank Of the United
States, which contain the information re.
qured.


have the honor to be, Sir, you obdt
|serv't. WIN. II. CRAWFORD,


The Hon. John GAiLLARp,


President of the Senate, pro tempor..