TwENT1ETEF CONGRESS.

 SECOND SESSION.
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Wednesday, Dec. A.

 On motion of Mr FoOte. The President of the United States was requested to cause to be laid before the Senate a statement show ing the amount of monies appropriated-the quantity ofthe public lands. with their value at their minimum prices, which have been granted, and the amount of the per centage on the proceeds of lands sold by the United States reserved and pledged to the several States admitted into the Union since the a dopton of the Constitution. for the purposes of education, and the construction of roads and canals within, and leading to said States; specifying the amount received by each state as far as practicable. MT Marks presented memorial from the citizens of Pittsburgh, against the American system. Referred.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Wednesday, Dec. s4. MT Bates of Northampton, Mass. and Mir Barnard of Rochester. N. Y. presented me morials from the inhabitants of their neigh borhoods.against transporting the mail on the Sabbath.

 Mr Condict presented the memorial of the ] merchants and traders of Providence, R. l. praying duty on sales at Auction. Mir Orr presented similar petition from the mer- chants in Montville. x OREGON RIvER.---Considerabl debate took place on the bill to authorize the occu- patton of the mouth of the Oregon River. al