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tual value of which, at the place whence i'm ported, shall not exceed ten cents per pound; | on salt; on painters colors of all kinds, eX- cept lamp black; white and red lead, and vermillon, dry or ground in oil, Prussian blue, Spanish brown; whiting, cromc green, and crome yellow paints, and Paris white veI- digris. The second section cnacts that from and the said day, yet to be fixed on, the du- ties on bombasins, bombasets, and other wors- ted stuff goods, and on linens of all kinds, those specified in the proceeding section, and sail duck excepted, shall be fifteen per cent. ad vallorcm. The third section enacts, that all teas, coffee, or salt, which may be in the public warehouses on said day, shall, on thr,r delivery, be free from the payment of any duty whatever. The fourth section enacts, that the ad vaorem duties shall be estimated pn the net cost of any goods, wares or mer- chandize, imported into the United States af- ter that day.

 The bill to changethe time for holding the teras of the District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, and for the District Courts in Maine ard Illinois, was read !. third time and passed MT Holmes present cd petitions from sundry inhabitants of Maine, against the removal of the Southern Indians, and also against the transportaton ct the Sunday mail Mr Meredith, on the part

 f Judge Peck, resumed his argument on yes tertay, and had not concluded, when the court adjourned at the usual hour.

 In the house Of Representatives yesterday, the morning business was scarcely conclud-

 d, before message was received from the Senate, and the House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole on the state Of the Union, and went into the Senate, to attend the trial of Judge Peck.

 January 2S.-In the Senate yesterday, the bill providing for compensation to the witnesses on Judge Peck's Impeachment, as formerly noticed, was read third time, and finally passed. The bill appropriates S12,00O for the purpose. The bill entitled "an act making appropriations for the payment ofthe revolutionary and invalid pensioners; and the bill for the reliefof John Daly, were also pas sed. The bill far improving the navigation If Bank Creek, appropriatlng $50, ,000 there to, was laid on tine table at the Instance ot MT Woodbury, to be brought up again with si- nilar appro priation bills, for future cqDside- ratan And the bill for further extending the r'ght of entry at Key West, was made the special order of the day for Friday next Mr Meredith has not, as yet, concluded hls argument on the part of Judge Peck He resumes it again this day, to which the Se- nate, on rising, adjourned

 In nthcHouse of Representatives yesterday, l bill to establish uniform mode of compnt- ng mileage, elc. was passed by vote of l2S to 3l. Various reports were made by the chaii'men of committees, and the resolution on the subject of the compensation of mem bers was taken up and led to discussion, which was arrested by message from the Senate, after which the House resolved itself nto Committee of the Whole on the state If the Union, and went to the Senate to at tend the trial of Judge Peck. .5. ~