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WASHINGTON, June ID, 1881.

 In Senate various petitions were received and re. fused, among which, were those praying for general Benkrupt Law.

 MT Benton attempted 10 call up or action a resolu- iion calling on the Secretary of the Treasury toT n formation to the state of public accounts since the

 After some discussion, it was again laid on the la be and Mir Clays resolution for printing 300 extra copies of the SscTesarys Plan of the Fiscal Bank was

 MT. Woodhury spoke at some length, attacking the SecreaYys Report and statements in regard to hnan ces. He contended that the Treasury was free from debt at the commencement Of the present Adminis iraton and that the financial management Of the late Administration just and prootive of the interests

 He wished his resolution adopted. and that the state of the Treasury be laid open to the Senate. as the foundatio on which to transact the business Of the Extra Session.

 The Senate are much in advance of the House in business

 In the House, Mr. Stuart of Va, offered a reeou- ton that the rules of the last House not suspended by any resolution of this Session. be adopted for the pre- sent Session, and that the Select Committee sppoint- ed revise said Rules and have leave to report at any time

 The previous question was immediately moved, but under Parliamentary law debate on the propnsty of day was consumed, and the discussion on the main question thus carried on by evasion of the rules.- After five hours debate, the question was at length taken and the resolution adopted. Yeas 1l9. Nays. lo3

 Thus the rules linclusve of the 2Ist) of the last House were adopted, qualified. however, by the Re- port of the Committee on Rules adopted Saturday, limiting for considerations at the present session the sub,ects specially referred to in the Presidents Message.

 Mr Stanly immediately moved reconsideration Of the vote. which was negatived So the House now determine to adhere to its rules.

 It may now be expected that the tTansa ction of the important business of the county alluded to in the Message, will demand the attention Of the House, ~Dh~h Gee davR has hAPn n n the agitation of slavery. to the accomplishment of no pos sible good.-N Y. Tribune