Correspondence O.. The Tn'sn'


w.sHfNerON, "Wednesday,
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Bn, littls bushes, Of general importance Wa
transacted in either branch vt Congress io-d.y,
srief rcpo.c prevailing an,ccedcnt to the in'ere,
and excitement OF discussion that may be sn,e.
pated for a time on the subject OF tho Ialia IN one
wing Of the capitol and ou Mr.. Adams, Report
on the President. reason, tor hi' .i.naiptc oi the
Apportionmcut bill, on the bill anticipated i'om
Mr.. Barnard iiom the .l.diciar, COMMITTEES, los.
i,irc the collection OF duties since the 3Oth ui
IN the other


In SE>Lri several petitions were presented
asking for prot. ton various articles. and ose
by Mr. WRlGHr from merchants and 'hiP-buld
or. of Ncw.York protesting against So high se.
ere. of protection as established BY the Re,cn,
bin of the House, q, tending TO ,hc para,.i, and
prostra,ion of foreign commerce.


Mr. Porter introduced bills; - amend the at
fixing the Northern boundary of Ohio and pro.
y,ding for the admission OF Michigan into the
Vnion and relative to the office Of Surveyor Gen.
eral of Ohio. Indiasa and Michigan.


Bills were passed to extend the ac, OF 1925
reg, lating processes in the Courts OF the United
states to carry into effect resolution, Of the Con.
tsental Congress tor the erection Vi monumcnl. Ia
General. Francis Nash and William Da,ldson ,o
Incorporate the German Benevolent Society OF
Washington; to extend the jurisdiction oi the
Corporation of Georgeto~n; apProPratlng s9J00
for erecting and lighting lamps on Peunsyyaala
Avenue (Wa.hington,) and the joint resolution
auth stzing the transfer OF the stock ot tho United
States in the Ohio & Che.apsake Canal, To Mary.
land. and tho cities Of Washington, Alexandra
and Georgetown on certain conditions, Nc.
The remainder OF the day was occupied on the
calendar of private bill, and considerable progtes
va. made thereon.


In the IioCsE, the ssccial order relating To
Territorial business occupied the day.
Bills were considc sd and passcdin Committee :
| ixin. the boundary tine between Iowa and Mich.
| gan, (Which was debated at some lcngth); aad
approprating for the Icrriiorisl administration Of
Florida for the completion OF public buildings IN
| Florida. (s20000) TOR the payment OF Florida
militia for services in 1889 and 40. &c.
| The Committee and reported Tia several
bills to the Hous-, when the bill appropratne fot
the construction Of harbors on the Western shore
Of Luke Michigan; aPPropriating for the Tern
torial administration of Florida, spi for the CON
pston Of public buildings in flmida and one %
two others, were passed and the i!visc adjourned.
| ARGUS.