tive criminals in Fla, under ,hclatc Treaty, was
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tive criminals in Fla, under the late Treaty, was
adopted


On motion of Mr.. SrEENRop, the rules having
been suspended for this purpose, reports from
Committees were received in great numbers;
among which are the following:


By MIR. STRoNG of n. Y, from the Committee
on Claims bill for the relief Of The heirs Of
Robert Fulton.


By Mr.. WILKINS, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, an adverse report on the noted Reside claim
(about $s270,000 on Post Office contracts.) The
whole subject was taken from this Committee,
on motion of Mr.. c.. ]. INGERsoLI. and referred to
Select Committee.


By Mr.. BURkE, from the Committee on the
Library, a Joint resolution accepting and return
ing thanks to Mr.. Samuel ]. Washington for the
present to Congress of the Sword OF Washington
and the Staff OF Franklin (the similar resolution
of the last session by oversight, having failed to
reach the President in time to receive his sigma
ture.)


By general consent, the resolution was taken
up and adopted


The House adjourned.
IN SENATE, after the usual unmportant morn
ing business the bill appropriating Cor the repairs
discussed briefly by several Senators and ordered
engrossed Yeas 33, nays g. 1t appropriates
| $4,000


The Senate then passed into Executive Ses-
sion, when the nominations (sent in Yesterday Of
Hon. WM. WILKINS, of Pa. as Secretary of War,
and of Hon. ex- Gov. GILMER, of Va. as Secretary
of the Navy, were confirmed. And the Senate
adjourned. ARGUS.