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w AsulNGruN CRY, June, tOll.


In the Senate to-day, communication
from tho Treasury Department was re


colyed, enclosing Professor Morse's re-
port on The completion Of his Electro


Magnetic Telegraph from this city lc
Baltimore, The Professor refers TO his
recent experiments Of recording the pro
/ Icgeiings OF tho Democratic Convention


Simultaneo usly as they occurred, IN
proof of the complete success Of the ex.


pertinent. The Acting Secretary Of the
! Treasury expresses the utmost conf.


denco aud satisfaction in the system, and


leaves to Congress such action as may


be thought advisable in regard to extend.
Ing the experiment. The sum appro.
Iprlaed by the act Of March 8, lS43, wa:
| $4,000, which Professor Morse has ap
piled so economically that after compile
ting the work as far as authorized, there
is a sum Of $500 left,


Several memorials and petitions were
received, and numerous reports from stan
ding committees were made. The bill
TO quiet the title of the United States to
Pea Patch Island was at last read third
time and passed--having been amended
by nominating Roger B. fancy as refer
ee, instead of Horace Binney. The SEN
ate then went into executive session, and
after some hours of debate on the Texas
question adjourned.


In the House Of Representatives moth
ing Of general interest occurred during
the forenoon, except speeches from
Messrs. Tbbatts and Thomasson, of Ken
tucky, in favor ofapproprlating S550,oOO
for buying up the private stock in the
Louisville and Portland Canal, in view Of
making is navigation free. This was
in committee of the whole, during the
of the Civil and Diplomat
ic Appropriation Bill; but It was decided
that such an amendment would not be
in order on that bill, so the motion was
nega;ived Mr.. Hanley made the only
politco-P Presidential election speech Of
the day, after which business once more
came into vogue, and all debate, accord
ing; 10 the resolution adopted yes'orday
ceased at 10 o'clock. The rest of the
days sitting was devoted to the various
amendments proposed; on which some
votes by yeas and nays were taken
At half-past O'Clock the House adjourn
od--the Civil and Diplomatic Appropria-
ion Bill continuing, as the unfinished bu-
'iEess, the order Of the day for TO NOR
'ow.


There is rumor that Col. Dick John
son has consented to run for Vice Presi-
lent on the Tyler ticket; bat it is no
much credited, though the Colonel is
hought TO be a religious believer in the
Captains luck.