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In the Senate, yesterday, the memorial heretofore
presented from sundry ltlzens of the District OF
Columbia, relative 10 the widening the draw OF the
Potomac Bridge, was referred to the Committee on
the District OF Columbia.


Mr. Johnson, of Kentucky, moved the publica-
tion of document now in the War Office, contain
ing list OF the officers and soldiers OF the rerou-
tion who cntitledo Bounty Lands, whorcupon
sonedebate arose, which resulted in the adoption Of
Il motion made by Mr.. Branch, to refer the proprc-
y and the nlanner Of the publication to the consde-
ration of the Judiciary Committee. Some time
was sp Mt IN Executive business.


In the House Of Representatives, great many
petitions and resolutions were presented and refer
rcd. After which, the House resolved itself into
Committee OF the Whole on the bill for the relief OF
Marleny D'Autcriye. This is the question which
occupied the House in Committee during part Of
Friday dlcusslon having arisen on the allowance
claimed BY Mr.. iiymgstonior injury done to "A slave.
This discussion was resumed yesterday with some
warmth, and the Committee, after some observations
by Mr. Clark Of New FORK, Mr.. Randolph, Mr..
Stors, and Mr. Drayon, who only opened his ar
snmnt, rose, reported progress, and obtained leave
TO slt again.