HAra,0rn Z. 1923.
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/ In the Senate Yesterday. the bill making appro-
Ipilatons torevontunary and other pensioners was


ordered TO third reading The Bill respecting
discriminating duties ON tonnage and imports was
discussed and ordered to third reading The Mill
bill Was taken up, considered and laid on the
fable. Some time was then spent in discussing the
lbi for the relief of the Columbian College, and the
bill was recommtted for report of further infor
Imation as to the facts.


In the House of Representatives the resolution
|oAered by Mr.. Chiffon was again taken up. Mr..
Bake's amendment having been superseded by


by that of Mr.. Hamilton, (Which was adopted on Tu-


esday, the question was now, on the amendment


moved by lNr. Dorsey to carry back the inquiry as


to the payments out of the contingent fund for For


eign intercourse, to the lst of July, 1890. MIR.


Dorsey withdrew the amendment, in order to allow
an opportuntyto to Mr. Bartlett to speak to the main
question. Mr.. Bartlett then delivered speech
which occupied near three hours; and was followed
by Mr. A. Smyth; Mr.. Wright of Ohio. proceeded,
and spoke until near nine o'clock-Some slight spar
ring then took place. Mr. Dorsey renewed his
amendment 10 carry back the inquiry, which was
carried by vote Of SO to sc. The question was
then taken on Mr.. Blakes amendment, as amended
by Mr. Hamilton, which was agreed to-Ayes 173,
Noes, 2. The original resolution amended, was
then unanimously adopted and at 10 O'Clock the
House adjourned.