From our Evening Edition OF Yesterday
Conversational Proceedings.
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WAsHINGTON, y, J Ut|tIH!' tII1


In the SENATE, the morning hour was occupied
in the presentation Of memorials and petitions
upon various subjects. After which, The bl''
granting certain public lands 10 the State OF In
diana was read third time and passed, which
was all the business done at the time our paper
went to press.


In the HOUSE, after the reading Of the Journal i,
Mr.. Mckay moved that the rules be suspended
for the House to resolve itself into COMMITTEE
of the Whole on The state of the Union; which
was agreed to. Mr.. WELLER took the Char,
and the Committee resumdd the con sldera.
ton of the Tariff bill and Mr.. DUNCAN finished
his remarks commenced yesterday. Alter he
had concluded. Mr.. HARDIN, of Illinois, obtained
the floor, and advocated high protective Tariff,
The discussion was going on at the time our re.
norter left the House. Madsonian.