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We have received the proceedings OF the
Legislature at Dover, up to Saturday last,
but they being Of little moment, we appro-
priated their place to the more interesting
proceedings of Congress; an abstract OF
which will be found under the Congressional
head.


Internal improvement appears to be the
order OF the day. Canals, roads railways
and the removal of distractions from the
beds of rivers in the interior, seem to occupy
the attention of this body, more than any
other subject and we have good reason to
believe that more will be done for our west
ern country this winter, than at any previous
Session.


The bill to amend the Judicial system, at
present causes considerable excitement on
the floor of the House--it has now reached
that stage when its merits will be deliberate
ly discussed and its destiny determined. The
business generally goes on with order and
detpatch which is highly CON mendablc to
/ the present members.