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Tuesday, January ID.
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In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Hayne presented
memorial from the citizens ofOrangeburgh District
5. G. demonstrating against further protection of
Manufactures, by an increase Of duties on imports.
statement communicated by the VICE PREsI-
DENT from the Secretary of the Treasury, relative
to The condition Of the several Banks within the Dis
trct of Columbia. The Senate, after receiving
some petitions and reports. proceeded to the con-
sdcration of Executive business.


In the House Of Representatives, after the petit
tous had been disposed Of, and the various reports
OF Committees received, the resolution offered by
Mr.. sloane, on Friday, relative to the proceedings
at the Mobile Court Martial, and the whole affair of
the Militia men shot there, was taken up Mr.. Wick


life moved an amendment, to coninc the range OF
the resolution. And the hour having elapsed which
appropriated to the discussion OF motions and re-
solutions. the sub eCt went over until this day. Mr.
Randolph then, after successful motion to suspend
the Orders ofthc Day, moved for reference of the
Standing Rules and Orders of the House to Select
Committee OF seven members, which was agreed
to. One of the chief objects which Mr. Randolph
has in view is to diminish the facilities enjoyed by
the Reporters for taking down the debates. He
desires to introduce the English practice, by which
Reporters are excluded from the House, and obIig
ed TO sit in the gallery.-Mr. McDuiie reported the
General Appropriation Bill, which was made tho
order for to-day. The Committee on Election,
have reported that John Sergeant is Untitled to hi
scat in the House ofRepresentatives, and the Hous,
concurred in the report.