Congressional. February :
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In SENATE, the bill to transfer Naval Appro-
priations, and which passed some days since IN
the House, passed the Senate, and was returned
for the Speaker to 81 gn.


Mr.. BERElss presented resolutions from the
Georgia Legislature against those passed by the
Massachusetts Legislature relative to slave repre-
sentation.


A resolution to institute inquiries into the ex-
pcdiency Of abolishing the office of Solicitor of
the Land Office, was adopted.


A memorial was received from some Oregon
emigrants complaining Of being forced from their
lands by the Hudson's Bay Company.


JOIN Brown FRANCIS, Senator from r. I. ap-
peared in his seat and was qualified. The discus
sion of Mr. McDuffie's Tariff Bill occupied the
rest Of the day.


In the HOUSE the question Of privilege under
which four States have sent members to Congress
contrary to law, underwent a long discussion.


The nomination of Messrs. TowLE, Mck1BBN
and DILLON were sent into the Senate.