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manufactures; and by Mr.. c. ]. INGERsoLI.,
from the committee ON foreign affairs, Of bills TO
indemnify the owners OF the Spanish schooner
Amistad, and to carry into execution the French
treaty.


A Message was received from the President.
in answer to the Resolution of the House, CON-
municatng the measures taken, with the causes
therefor, &c. in suppressing the Dorr Rebellion.
Mr.. HOLMES, rcmarking that he wished the House
to set their faces against the whole Rhode Island
scheme, moved to lay it on the table; rejected
Yeas GS, Nays -. The Message was ordered
printed and referred 10 the Select Committee.


The annual statement of the Secretary of the
Treasury of the Commerce and Navigation Of the
country was presented, and, on motion OF MIR.
ADAMS, 10000 extra copies ordered to DC printed.
The House adjourned.


In SENATE, numerous memorials demonstrating
against any modification of the Tariff were pre-
sented by Messrs. EVANS, CRITTENDES, BUcHAN-
and ARCHER. The latter numerously signed
by citizens Of Virginia, was read at the request
of Mr.. A, who accompanied it with some con-
curing remarks. Mr.. CRlrrEXDEN in presenting
his portion of these petitions, declared his convic-
ton that the Senate would consent to no modif-
cation Of the Tariff at the present session, and
the Country might be assured none would be
made


Mr.. Evans, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported bill to provide for the payment
Of evidences of public debt in certain cases.


A Resolution of Mr.. WRIGHT was adopted, in
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the cxpedcncy of authorizing the President
in cases OF sentence of capital punishment to
commute it 10 Imprisonment for life. Mr.. W.
said he offered the resolution in accordance with
large number of petitions from New York,
expressing however no opinion Of his own upon
the subject.


Mr.. CoLouETT made violent speech in op-
position to the present Tariff, denouncing it as
bill for the benefit of therch against the poor, and
in reply 10 Mr.. BERRItN lin his absence,) for per
sonalltes against whom he was several times call
ed to order. ARGUS.