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Mr.. Newton reported bill g for The benefit
Of American searaen."


This bill provides that no vessels shall here
after enjoy the benefits and privileges apper-
tanning to vessels of the United States unless
the mate as we'll as the captain and the mari
ncrs or crew OF the vessel or ut least Of
them shall be citizens of the United States.l


The hill was twice read and referred TO a
committee of the whole.


On motion of Mr.. Tallmadge, the house rc-
solved itself into committee of the whole,
Mr. Basset in the chair on the bill anthorisins
detachment of the militia of the United
STATES.


[This bill provides for detachment o!
100000 militia, to be ready TO march at mo
| ment's warning. but not to serve a longer time
than six months after they arrive at the place o
rendezvous. Volunteers may be accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Talmadge, the blank


for the sum to be appro 7riatcd and held il
readiness to carry into effect the intention oil
tie bill, when necessary, was filled with one
million Of dollars.


And, the bill being gone through, the com.


mittee rose, rctortea trogress and obtained
leave TO sit again.