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81 rEE REPORTER OF THE Nyw-YGES TRIBUNE


WASHINGTON Mon,,ay. NJ hprl-


No legislative business WAS transacted N c.
tIcr branch OF Congress to-day, both Houses adj
iour,.ng IN yc>pcc, 20 the memory of the late
fion. lismx ALL&S MooSE OF .. whose teath
occarrcd .; his residence at Columbus on tae 81
inst. His colleagues, NJ. WslLER lnthc !ioq>e,
and MI T,rrAN N The Senate, announced ms
deeease and their remarks were followed by TIC
adoption Of resolutions Of condocncc, and by ad'
ouFumep;


Hon. Joux N. Niles, Senator elect from Ct,
arrived N this city on Saturday evening. The
cru.hbnum of his mind IS restored temporarily at
least. but ms health is lc,bsc, and his whole sys-
;cn, mental and physical, quite unPrePsrcd TO
enter upon the excitement OF roiit!cs. il.s pre-
sent intentions alc 10 rcmasn bui few days at
this time.


Quite struggle for priority of business will
occur in the House to-~orTuw. Among other
things the Ta,if msy be attempted 10 be taken
up, soule OF the appropriation bills will probably
command precedence. ARGUS