[Reportcd for the American Republican,
2Sth CONGRESS--SECON SESSION.
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Senate. In addition to the members yeste1-
day named, Messrs. Francis, Foster, Pearce
and Woodbridge appeared in their seats to-day.
As soon as the Senate was convened, Mr..
Woodbury. announced that the President in
formed the committee who waited upon him,
that he would make his annual communication
to congress this day at - o'clock.


MIR. Crlttenden gave notice of bill to change
the hour Of holding the Federal Court in Ken
lucky.


The Message. Mr.. John Tyler, the Private
Secretary, here brought in bundle of messa-
ges, and as soon as he had cut the red string,
the Presiding officer, Mr.. Mangum, handed the
Secretary of the Senate the Message, which was
read, and occupied about one hour and a quar-
ter IN the process. 1t was listened to with lit
tie apparent interest, and as soon as it was con-
cluded, the usual number of copies was order
ed, and the Senate adjourned.


In the House, after some unimportant preli-
minaries, Mr.. Adams submitted the resolution
which he yesterday promised to bring forward
for the repeal Of the 25th, or abolition rule.


Mr.. Thompson, of Miss, moved to lay the
resolution on the table, and upon this the yeas
and nays were ordered, and, being taken, stood
ayes 81, noes l04.


Mr.. Adams resolution, heretofore so strcnu-
ously resisted, was then quietly adopted by a
vote of los to so. So that abolition petitions
may now be laid OH the table.


The Message. This document was then read,
and some debate ensued as to the proper dispo-
sal Of it. A proposition to print it in the Ger
man as we'll as in the English language was
rejected.


1t was finally ordered to be printed, and laid
upon the table.


Naturalization Lac. Mr.. JOS. r. Ingersoll
gave notice Of his intention to introduce bill
to amend the existing law on this subject.


Postage Notice was given Of bill TO re-
duco the rates of postage.


Distribution. MIR. G Davis submitted a
ont resolution, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay over to the proper officers in
the several states the sum of $4,000, 900, being
the fourth instalment due under the distrbu-
ton act.


After some questions Of order, Mr.. Weller
moved that this resolution be laid on the table,
and MIR. DAVIS demanded the yeas and nays,
which stood ayes l05, noes 6S.


The House then adjourned.