TWEEN TTN1Eg COIN GREsG, FIRST SESSION.

 IN SENATE.
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WdTCu Z0s The bill providing for the final settlement of the land claims in the several states and territories, was taken up, and after some con- sideration of the substitute offered by Mr. Berrien, it was laid on the table. The bill for graduating the price of the public lands was taken up, MT. Hendricks motion tosa- mend still pending; Mir. Barton spoke at great length against both the bill and amend ment.

 March 26. The bill "providing for the settlement of land claims in several states and territories" :" was considered. amended, and ordered to a third reading. The bill for graduating the price of public lands. and ceding the refuse to the states in which they lie," was considered and discussed at great length. Some time was spent in the consideration of Executive business.

 March 27. The bilI for the relief of the widow of the late Gen. Brown-giving her S5OOO, the amount of pay, emolument and allowances, from the time of his death to the end of the present year-was, after some discussion, or dered to third reading. The bill providing for certain surviving Revolutionary Officers. was taken ap, on motion of Mir. Woodbnry, who proposed two additional sections to the bill, extending its provisions to the widows of deceased officers. and to soldiers; the bill was then postponed to. and made the order of the day for, Monday. The remainder of the day was then spent in the considera- ton of the bill for graduating the price of public lands.

 March s8. The bill for the relief of Mrs. Brown, wid- Ow of the late Gen. Brown, was Passed. The bill granting township of land to Kenyon College, in tho State of Ohio, was discussed,