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:iin approp Sftke pdylhene revolutionas
:rg and oihIf ptnsfgpsrs for The fscalyear, ending
he Soth of 1aneS 1875. >SEhe bill was amended
on We snptisn Of Nj. Bayard to the effect ahAs
any pefsonsbaonging to the army or navy who
shall receive. pension, may hold any Station IN
The employment Of the government atSd receive a


Salary therefor, provided the SALARY and PENSION


may have held at the time Of EeeeEing The disa.


bility In consequence Of this amend Ient and


several others adopted by the Senate the Bi3fuiA


have to be- returned 10 the House for 6Shl acti1rh
'fhe bill granting quantity of land TO Improve
the Fex,and Wisconsin rivers anfto conneekthe
same by -a+eanal awaso read the third time, and
PASSED The bill to. reduce the fates of postases,


to- lisnt the use and correetthe abuse of the frank


ing privilege and for th6 prepeniion Of frauds on


the revenues Of thesFos Office Department; was


considered, and amended in Several important


partIeniars,: and laid over TIL "Wednesday Next:


When this bill is finally acted .ea; and shouldn't
becomea law, we will give an analysis Of It,, We


have no room 10 do SO now, ~ =. g. .~'.ks.s'


In the House te'dayg seyerafTepoIts of no gteae


public importance; having been rpTesented- -frota


standing committees, MI. :Drerngeoie from the


select eosamittee entbe, ,fesoIationsf the Iegisla


tnres Of Virginia and Alabama; IN response to the


resolutions of the Massachusetts legislature in "a


vor Of such an amendment 1f the constitution as
NeuiQ
which was one Of the compromises on which the
constitution was based; mode a short reports de-


companied by a series Of declaraiery resolutions,
by which an expression ofthekopinion Of the
House could be obtaiaedon so vital proposition.
Fherepon and resolationsof the Committee were
opposed to the amendment, of lhe<-consttarion;
and the. House sanctioned the conclusions of1be
committee, on being brought to vote by the ope.


ration>so the previous question: fau gre the eppo
sitieh Of MIR. Adams, who wished therepoft to GO
to the COMMITTEE ofthe Whole for the purpose o
discussion and agitation: This being private bill
day. under the rules the Hpdse, after reading a


third time and passing several such bills, went in
t4o Committee. of the Whole, fMr Vinton in the


char] and acted on "a number of others to- which


no obi ctions existed The committee d1cifrose
land tePortcd them To- the House; and the House


udjournea' -? - ;-.,s.ts ~
| > e. A-.:.-~, SAFURDxT, March 49, -
| The Senate did not SD to-day, -. -
. This being private bib day in the House, al


the bills of that description, which yestetdayre
ceived the favorable actioh of the Committee. o.
the Whole, were read the third time and passed


Several reports from comtnittees were made, and
several executive COMMUNICATIONS were received


and referred. mo other business efAinportanef
was transacted =. - So