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In the House Of Representatives a bill was
reported by Mr.. Webster, from the Judiciary
Committee, for altering the time ofho,ling
the sessions of the Supreme Court, alter the
next, from the first Monday of February to
the second Monday Of January annually; al
so, a bill further to ameud the Judicial sys-
tenn Of the United States-which proposes
to add three Associate Judges to the Su-
preme Court. These bills received their
first and second readings, and will be called
up early in January to be acted upon.


The resolutions moved Yesterday, calling
on the Department for information, were ta-
ken up, and that of Mr.. O5cen was passed.
Others were ordered again to lie on the Ia
BILE.


The Annual Report of the First Comptrol-
ler of balances due from Public officers and
others was received and ordered to be print
ed. The Annual Report of the Secretary
Of the Treasury was received. and an extra
number of 5000 copies thereof ordered to
be printed for the use of the House.


The engrossed bill making appropriations
for the pay of the Revolutionary Pensioners,
and that authorizing the state OF ONO to
sell her School Lands, were read third
| time. passed and sent to the Senate tor con.
currence.


The remainder of the days sitting was oc-
cnpied in the consideration Of one or two prl-
vate bills.


SATURDAY, December "a.


The Senate did not sit on Friday


In the House of Representatives, one or
two private Bills were introduced, and for
wardcd through The incipicnt stages. y let
ter from Dr.. Smith, of the Vaccine lnstitu-
ton was laid before the House blythe Speak
er, praying that the privilege OF franking let
ters may be granted to the Institution. The
resolutions offered on the proceeding day,
by Mr.. Mangum, OF \. {. Mr.. Wright, Of
Ohio, and Mr. Owen, of Alabama, were a
greed to.


| A resolution offered BY Mr. Fucker, Of n.
Jersey, was agreed to, referring to the Com
mittee on Commerce the subject of brc.k
water in Delaware Bav. \ resolution WAS
agreed to, 'introuduccd by Mr.. Eastman, Of
ew-Hampshire, classifying the Revolution
ary Pensioners. The subject Of the claims
of the Ex-President, was, after some tiscns-
sion, referred to select committee; and a
resolution calling for information on the sub
ject, was introduced by Mr.. Storrs, and laid
on the table. The House Afterwards adjourn
ed over to Tuesday.-[ MAJ. Mtci.