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WASHINGTON, Aag Il


promised to keep you advised of the resu., Of
the adjourned meeting of the Wings of The spp
Houses of Congress upon the subject Of the Rs,.
snue or Tariff bill. The meeting has just eone,
led after long and full discussion. 6. unae,
stand, but 70 definite determination OF result pQs
place, bur the meeting adjourned 10 meet sgaiatA
morrow night, when final result will be obtaiael
by vete without debate. l, is extremely difieol
indeed it is impossible, TO form an opinion, ute,
which reliance can be placed, as to what the resSt
viii be. bu, my impression still is, that of the th,,
or moro plans proposed that MIR. SIMMONS sF
inally be adopted. But it is ye, gossi6le ,la ,ls,
may determine TO adjourn without further aciiE
though this is not probable.


The Senate was few minutes in EAecut,,
session this morning. 1t is supposed that Il,
Treaty was reported by the Committee of foreisn
Affairs, to which i, was referred. Ii is believed
that the Committee was divided upon it, and il is
also believed that there viii be much and ssrpc,
opposition TO It's ratification


l hope, however, that the treaty is such an u,,
as will secure i, the support of ail the Wings Il
the Senate, though do not deem it by any meas
desirable that it have the support or aPprobadn
of such men as Benton and the two beaunes frpn
Ohio, Tappa. and pctticoat Allen, for ii wilin
high time when they approve it to belicyeisenli
dishonorable and unfair.


The Senate has been all day on private bills
The House has done but little. Mr.. Adams's Repct
has been withheld in order to give the minority q
the Committee time toprepare their report. lh
understood that they win report to morrow ornes
day. Yours, &c. N