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 So the House refused to consider the resolution

 In Senate, on the 14th ut. Mir ROBBINS, of Rhode Island gave notice of his intention to introduce bil to provide mode of commencing, prosecuting anl deciding controversies between States;" which vii likely create much attention.

 In the House of Representatives, Mir BARRNGER submitted the following resolution:

 ResolUed That the committee of ways and means be instructed to report bill reducing the duty bar iron, made by hammering to the amount of duty i'm. posed by the law of 1916.

 Also, to reduce the duty on Cotton Bagging to two cents per square yard.

 Aso to reduce the duty woollen goods, costing less than fifty cents per square yard, at the place whence imported, to ad valorem duty of twenty five per centum.

 Also, to reduce the duty coarse wool costing less than ten cents per pound at the place whence i'm ported, to an ad valorem duty oftwenty per cent,

 Also, to reduce the duty on brown sugar to two cents per pound.

 Mir CoNDIcT demanded the question of considera- ton on this resolution; Mir FINCH called for the Yeas and Nays on the question. They ordered by the House, and being taken, stood as follows: