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The Senate, on the 17th instant, passed the
joint resolution making the receipts issued By the
Treasurer Of the United States for, money paid
into the treasury, receivable by the land Offices in
payment for public lands; and by vote of 81 to
90, on the motion of Mr. Morehead laid on the Ia
BILE the resolution for the adjournment Of Congress
sine die on the 18th June. The Senate went into
executive session at l o'clock, and spent several
hours therein. The treaty is the subject which,
it is supposed, occupied their attention.


The House to-day, ataer the adoption of one or
two resolutions, went into Committee of the
Whole for Ihe' consideration of private bills.
One bill, for the relief of Seth Sweetser, was
laid aside to be rcported the other pay for the
passage of General Lafayette to this country, in
1924, was discussed the greater part of the day


The House adjourned over to Monday next