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WASHINGTON, DKc. 4, 1874.
On the adjournment Of the Senate, we dropped
over into the Supreme Court. Mr.. Reveidy John
son, Of Baltimore, was on the carpet, in an arsu-
ment upon case relating to the validity Of duties
collected after the expiration OF the Compromise
Act, and before the passage Of the act Of AZ The
title OF the case we asked Of the polite Clerk (Mr
Carrol) who replied, that, under the instructions
OF the Court, he was compelled to decline. verbal
Iy or in writing, any information for newspapers
other than the Official reports for two Of the city
presses. On the whole, this may be a udicious
rule Of action, yet we do despair Of its amend
ment.


Among the reporters for the Senate this session.
we remark the presence Of Mr. r. I. Of this city.