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,roslcss, and obtained leavr to sit again. In reply
!, a question from Mr. McDutfe stated that the
appropriation Bill would be reported in two days
alter the estimates were received from the Treasu-
ny. The speaker announced the receipt of the es-
Inmates so that we may look for the Appropriation
Bill to be reported early in the next week.


Both Houses adjourned till Monday.


President of the Senate communicated memorial.
signed BY number of citizens Of the State OF Della
ware. praying forproection against 'toregn rivalry"
in the manufacture of wool, and other branches
of American industry and referring Congress to
the memorial of the Harrisburg Convention, in the
recommendations and suggetnns Of which they
heartily agree, and praying that efficient protection
NAV be aft rdea to all the interests recommended
therein whirl, on motion of Mr.. Parish. was Orier
ed to be referred to the Committee on Manufactures


From the National Intetigencer.


Mr. WEBSTER. of the Senate has left this city
for New Yrk, where. we regret to learn his lady
continues seriously i'll Of the indsposition which
overlook her whilst on the road from Boston to this
City. Mr.. W's own health also is said to be very
delicate.