.,.,- llCongrcss...2d Session

In SENATE,
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TUESDAY, DEC Is.
On motion Of MIR. Eaton, the mover.
Messre. BURRiLL, SMITH, Macon, and
HoRsEY, were appointed TO report on the
expediency Of amending the Laws to pre-
vent the IMPORTATION OF SLAVES
into the II. States.


Additional Documents.


The PREsIDENr,b by his Sccratary Mr..
]. ]. Monroe, transmitted the documents
referred to in his Message at tie opening
of the session, and nor heretofore commu.
nicated


[GThe Washington Gazette mentions
that among these documents are Judge
BANDS report on South American affairs,
occupying z74 closely written folio pages
-2diy, A letter from Mr.. Poinsett, of S.
Carolina. on the same subject, filling
nearly 400 folio pages.-3dIy, A CORES
pondence between Mr. Secretary Adams,
and Don Luis de Onis, during the las,
nine months, occupying about 2S9 pages.
And Ably, A correspondence between
MIR Erving, our Minister in Spain, and
Don Jose Pizarro, in July and Angus
last filling I28 pages. The two latter,
says the Intrilgencer, intimately relating
20 topics of great interest in our country,
we shall publish as soon as we can, and
before they can be published elsewhere.