House of Representatives.
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Thursday, AbrH 5.--The Speaker laid
before the house a letter from VIM. Lam.
bert, relative to compilation which he has
IN contemplation, respecting the rules and
questions Of order Of the house. Referred
to select committee.


A letter from the Sec. of the Treasury
was laid on the table, relating to the expen.
ces CT the army and navy, from the wear
1889 to this time me--communicated apreea.
bly, to the call of the house.


"A bill from the senate. to grant a ouanti
ty of lands to the MddIesex Canal Com.
pany, in Massachusetts, was read and re.
fered.


Mr.: -norr71o reported long bill for the
sale of public lands-M ade the order of
the day for Monday next.


The post-road bill was taken up, in com.
OF the whole, and considerable progress
made therein.
| A message from The President was read, ,
covering communication from the Sec.
OF State, relative to the impres O, A.
nerlcan seamen by the Br,tish-cemmu-
nicated agreeably to the call of the hcuse-
Ordered TO be Printed.-Adjou jou-ned.
| FRIDAY, APRIL 6.
Mr.. Smile laid resolution on the table
to adjourn the house until ten O'Clock each
morning, instead Of eleven, the usual hour
| Sundry private petitions, reports and To-
cal bills were read and referred.
| In committee of the whole a number o.
local oils were read, discussed, some or
dered to be printed, and others passed to ;
th'rd reading Adjourned.
| SATURDAY, APRIL Z.
W.T. 'smtAe's resolution to adjourn unit
len instead OF eleven o'clock in the morning
was Passed.