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 IN SENATE.

 Mir. Ruggles submitted the following resolu- Resolred, Thatthe Secretary of War be di reected to lay before the Senate the reports ol the superintendent of the Cumberland Read West of Zanesville, in the State of Ohio, fol the years 1899 and IS30.

 TKIAL OF JUDGE PECK.

 TheSenate aganresoyed itself into a HigE Court of Impeachment.

 The cross-examinaton of Mir. Lawless was continued up to the hour of adjournment. Il has now reached only the sixth specification in the publication ofsA Citizen" TheseaFchine ability displayed by MT. N.irt.on the occasion IS met by unusual yigor, talent, and decision, ol the part of the witness.

 The Senate adjourned till II, and the Court till I2 o'clock on Monday.

 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Mr. NicKLIFFi; presented a petition from in- habitants of the City of Louisville, in Kentucky praying that appropriations may be made to' improving the Ohio river, so as to render the same naYigable, throug ghoutthc Summer and Fal months, by boats drawing four feet water, from the mouth of the river to Louisville, and b} boats drawing three feet, between Louisville aad Pittsburgh; which petition was ordered te be printed.

 On motion of Mr. PETTIs, it was

 ReSolred, That the Committee en the Public Lands he instructed to inquire into tie exRed eney of authorizing by law the Registers and Receivers of the several Land Offices to cor rect mistakes made in entering any portion oi the public lands, whenever sufficient testimony be produced of such mistakes having been made Propidcd, That the lands so intended to be en- tered, shall not have been previously entered by another person.