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 diency oi adopting u. ;s bers Of each branch of the national legislature shall receive the allowance Of eight dollars per diem only for the numberof days of each session on which they shall have been i'll actual attendance upon the service Of the House to whch they may belong, unless absent by reason of sickness Or by leave of the House, upon the business of the House. or when the same shall not be III session.

 After siit,ft t::sbbsitt tho ;iboYc reselH- ton, in which several members took part, Mr. Chitton, asked for the ayes and noes, on the adoption of the resolutions, which were taken and decided in the atfirmatiye--Y eas, I57-- Nays, 20.

 The bill making appropriations for carving into effect certain Indian treaties, was read a third time, and passed.

 The bill from the Senate to authorize the arming and equipment of part of the army of the United States, was read twice, and referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.

 The bill from the Senate, supplementary to the several laws for the safe o! public lands, was read twice, and, on motion of Mir, CloY, referred to the Committee on Public Lands.

 Ja7a. 7.--Dn motion of Mr. SEWER. it was Resotued, That the committee on the public lands be instructed to inquire into the expediency of al- tborzlng the Secretary of the Treasury settle and adjust the accounts Of the agent of the Governor of NN.iAs'ooo1 Congress to said Territory for seminary of learn ing.

 On motion of Mr. SEWER, it was

 Resotued, That the committee on Indian Affairs be instructed to inquire into the expediency of making an appropriation to pay the account of Robert Burton, administrator of William Scott deceased, for depredations committed on the pre- perty of said scott, in his life time.

 Janaes Monroe.--The House then, on motof of Mr. .Nsreer, resolved itseii into q Committee of the Whole, Mr. FiadlQyin the Chair, and re- sumed tine consideration of the bill ( for the re- lefof James Monroe" The question before the House beng on a motion made by Mir. Whit Hesey. when the bill was last under oonsidera- to, to strike out the enaetiee clause of the bill Mir. Wi1fianas very earnestly opposed the bill, at considerable length, and was followed by Mir. Pearee, who consumed about an hour in delivering his sentiments in favor of the hill. The committee then rose, and reported pro- gress.

 Mr. y'iercer gave notice that he should, orA Monday.ask tl1e House to resume the considers alton of the subject.

 