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Ingham addressed the committee in speech Ofnrarly three hours in length in opposition to Mir. MalIary's amendment, and in support "f the hill as rrpOrted hy the committee On Manufactures. Mir. Johns then moved iha' the committee rise, and the committee thet rose and reported progress.

 March l0. The resolution offered on Tuesday, by Nj. M'Duific, to amend the rules of the House, sO as to prohibit any member from wearing his hat during the session of the House was taken up, and after a brief discussion was laid on the table by a vote of 88 to 87. The House, in committee of the whole, the dis CIIssiOp on :he Tariff, when Mir. Johns occu pied the floor, until the committee rose, in defence of the amendment of Mir. Mallary, ,and in OppositiOn to the bill as reported.

 MT. Hoffman of N. Y. has the floor for to- day.

 March %. The resolution of MT. Woods of Ohio, rel ati,e to the conduct of Col. M'KeDney, in dep"sing an individual among the Creeks was again under discussion. and several amend mentS were offered md adopted, but before any question was taken, the hour devoted to resolutions having expir-d.the discussion was arrested. The House then, in Committee of the whole on the state of the Union, resumed the discussion the Tariff: when Mir. Hof- man spoke for about four hours in defence of the hill, as reported, in opposition to the a. mendmrnt Before he had concluded his remarks, the Committee rose, and reported progress. $

 March 2l. The resolution offered by Woods, and un- der discussion during the two preceding days was adopted without further debate. Various "ther resolutions asking for information on the subject of the Indians. were laid on the table by different members. and will be taken up tomorrow. Mr. Mallary and Mir. OakIy rose at the same time to make motion, the object of which was to get the Tariff un. der discussion. MT. Oakly having obtained the floor. moved to postpone the private hu sinrss. but the motion was rejected-ayes 60 noes 82. The House then in Committee of the whole, resumed the discussion of MT. Meade's claim.