GRESSEONAT4.

I4yENTY-FINsF eoSGss rss--aND SESSION.
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.Jafts=s =s5.--On metion of Mir. Benfoa, the bill making an appropriation for mounting and equipping q part Of the army of the U. SMes, was taken up and ordered to be engrosseaioF a third reading.

 Jdn 5.-Mr. Kane, from the Committee OF the Public Lands, reported bill supplements " to the act granting rre-emption rights tos set tiers on the public lands; which was read, and ordered to a second reading.

 The bill from the House for extending the Miami canal in the State Of Ohio, ;ssad making a donation of certain lands in the Territory of Arkansas, was read, and ordered to q second reading.

 | Jaa. 6.-Mr. Noble submitted the following resolutions:

 Rssoteed, That the Committee on Commerce be instructed to inquire into the expeaency of making appropriation for survey of White and Francis rivers. with view to improve their navigation.

 NIT. Noble stated that he had introducedth this resolution at the solicitation of the Delegate from Arkansas, and he asked for its immediate consideration.

 It was then considered, and agreed to.

 Jun. 7.-Mr. Barnard presented the memo rial of sundry inhabitants of Pennsylvania, re monstrating against the removal of the Indians beyond the Mississippi; which was referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs.

 Mir. Dickerson, from the select committee to whom the subject had beenreferred, said he had been directed by majority of the said commit tee to report the resolution on the subject oi so amending the Constitutions to restrict the olhcc of President of the United States to- one term, without amendment. :,

 The bill to reduce the price of the public lands now in market, and to give a preference to actual settlers. was, on motion of MT. cpFo50e' laid on the table.

 HOgSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Jaa. }.-Mr. WsekliGs, from the Commees ,e on Public Lands, reported bill to extena u's time for establishing certain claims for oo,' o,s lions of land in the territory of Arkansas. ihs bilT having been read twice,

 Mr. Uichli6e shortly explained the oelee1,v;s 7. the bl. and referred to the acts enumerale'u u'S U it. The first of these gave half os A' to the settlers interested; that of lolS 'ii Y. tain restrictions on the location of these efa'sgs and that of fast year extended the tine a''ns for that purpose. Some of the claIma'''s ,haI naI not avaled themselves of this extension: ano l's as not, as required by the act, surveyed the h'1ss The represent bill went to extend the lne .n years ;at the end of which period shouia sps not De effected, the claims were 10 be lofle'sda

 Mr. Wickii6e moved that the bill pc 'sa' third time. E, aa.d.

 The motion was agreed to, and it's tnlra 'sss ing ordered for tomorrow. the

 .JuDeE PEck.- Mfr. Jo}tns moved .',a' ,s .,-tlr !Ionse proceed to reconsider its vote of ','e December, on the resolution submitted p'.,6 a.ten6 that the House of Representatives do not s''s