IN CONGRESS FRIDAY, Ma.,. Is, 1872.
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The SENATE did NOT SIT


In the House, after reading tbs jour sal, Alr
CALvARY MORRIS asked suspension OF the rai's
70 enable him 10 offer tworesoutoa. declaring sub
s,snriay Isl. that every v-Amcrican citi1cn has a
righ, to express his opinions III any way he chooses
and If arraisined therefor to be heard IN his de-
fence; and. ID. That the censure OF the Hon.
J. +. GIppISGs unheard was vlolafloh=of ms
rights. Lease 10 offer was refused


Mr.. HopKlSs, on leave, offered resolutions di-
r,cting he Clerk of the Senate ensrase the map
OF the boundary line between the United States
and Texas a. surveyed BY The CommisSioneFS'
provided i, do not cost over 5000 They were
adopted.


Mr. Fx.sEspES offered resolutions instructlng
the Committee on Commerce to amend acts al
read, passed for the relief of disabled Seanen. SO
as TO make all employed in licensed vessels liable
10 the contribution imposed By the act OF July To-
1898; and also TO inquire into the eSPsdlency OF
revising acts imposing {. tonnage on American
ships. and approqriating the proceeds TO he reiie
Of the disabled scan,en in the merchant service.
Adopted.


y resolution oHereu ~ MI. ooLiS 'i'Stt NNltt'S
the Cornmi,,ee on Expenditures to inquire into
claim presented by C.. J. Catert of Va was
adopted.


Mr. FlL,.NonE offered n resolution that, on
Wednesday next all debate on The Loan Bill N
Committee ofthe I.foieshaH esase.aad 'daifhe
Bill 5eNsn reported tohe House with its amend
ments-unlcss sooner reported. The House refused
TO ay it on the table, and under the previous qnes-
ton the resolution pas adoptcd-ll4 "A to 7G.


On motion of Mr. SrASLr the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the State OF the
Union, and took ap the Loan Bill.


Mr.. FILLMORE moved TO amend it BY enacting
tina, all duries on imports be pledged for the re-
dcmpiou of took that may be issued. and appro-
priatng so much as may be necessary Tor paving
tbs interest or said stock.


Mr.. WISE offered TO amend. as to direct the
Secretary of the Treasury to redeem the stock as
soon as it may deprccia,e below par.


Mr.. MARSHALL spoke at some length in oppo-
sition to Mr. Wisc's amendment, and before he
concluded Message received from the Pre-
siicn, Sec another column.


The Message was ordered printed, and its con-
sderation postponed till Saturday


After Mr.. Marshall had finished his remarks,
Mr.. WISE spoke mainly in abuse OF Nh Fillmore,
and charging delay and inaction upon the Wings.
Before he had concluded the House adjourned.