IN CoNGREss. .FRIDAY. Sept. 10.
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IN CONGRESS. .FRrDAY, Sept 10.


The SENATE receded from its amendment to the
Diplomatic Appropriation bill (striking out the item
for Charge at Naples, the other differences were
harmonized, and the bill passed.


On motion of Mr.. BAYARD, the Senate resolved
hereafter to employ corp Of Reporters, not exceed
ing FIVE in number, to repor, fully and faithfully the
Proceedings and Debates of that body for general
publication.


a Join, Resolution to adjourn on Monday having
been received from the House, Mr.. TALLMADGE
objected TO its second reading now, and Mr.. Pres
Tos oEjectad to its passage, urging that Congress
ought before adjournng to make some provision
( for the safe-keeping of the Public Money in the
State Banks, since Nationni Bank seemed now
out of the question. After some farther remarks
By Messrs. Wright, King Buchanan. Walker and
Bavard, the resolution was laid on the table till
morrow, by 90 to l6.


air Clay from the Committee OF Conference on
the Revenue bill, reported the following substitute
for the differing twenty per ceat provisions OF tho
two Houses, which was adopted:


Provided, That If, in virtue OF this section, any
duties exceeding the of twenty per cenium, I'D
va!orem, shall be levied prior the 30h of June,
1872 the same shall in any wise affect the dis
position of the proceeds OF the public lands. pro
vded for by an net passed the present Session of
Congress: And provide9, further, That no duty
higher than twenty per cen,um, ad vaore, in virtue
Of said section snail be levied and paid any manu-
tuctured article.


The Senate now went into Executive Session,
and so remained until its adjournment.


Ia the HOUSE, tie Speaker announced the Com
Stasly, as follows:


Messrs. Ingersoll of Pa, Morrow of Ohio, Ev-
erett of Vermont, Caruthcrs of Tenn, Saltonsiall
of Mass, Helmcs of S. c., and Ferris of n. Y.


Mr.. Everett asked to be excused, but was not


The Revenue bill having been returned from the
Senate with disagreement, the House insisted,
$50 to 76,) and asked conference. Agreed to:
Messrs Cluy, Woodbury. and Miller, on the part
OF the Senate, Fillmore, and others the part Of
the House, were the Conferees. The compro-
mise above given was afterward reported and
adopted


SO TIE REVENUE BILL WAS PASSED.


Mr. YoRkE of n. J. moved that Congress do
adjourn at II o'clock on Monday. Mr.. ATHERTos
of N. H. suggested tomorrow. Overruled, and
the original resolution passed.


The resolution from the Senate directing the use
of American Wa,er-Rotted Hemp in the Navy was
passed.


Mr. Dawson of Ga. rose to state that the differ
cnce between Messrs. Wise and Stanly, through
the intcrpositon of friends had been entirely i'd
jus;ed.


Mr.. MCKAY of N. c. moved that the Postmaster
General be required to ascertain ana report, as
nearly as may be, the number Of letters and printed
sheets passing through the Post Office in month,
designating those paid, free, franked by Members
of Congress, dead letters, &c &c. Adopted.


Mr. OwsrEY Of KY, offered Joint Resolution
proposing to SO amend the Constitution that no
President shall be re-eligible to that Office; and
that in case OF Presidential Veto, clear MAORI
" OF al the Members elected TO the House in which
the bill originated shall be sutfcien; pass it into
law, in spite of the Presidents objections.


The House refused 10 suspend the Rule in favor
OF this Resolution: Yeas 81, (not two-!hirdS,
Nays 81.


Mr.. A. v Brown proposed similar resolution.
affecting the reelection Of the President only.
Yeas 90, Nays So: TWO thirds being required, the
Rule was not suspended.


The Bank Veto.