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In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Webster resumed
his seat The bill for the erection Of break-wa-
ter at the mouth of Delaware Bay, was taken up
and explained and advocated by Mr., Woodbury.
and Mr.. Marks; when it was postponed on motion
of Mr.. Smith, of s. C. to Wednesday.-Iho prn-
cess bill was taken up. The motion to reronsider
the late vote ordering it to third reading, was lost.
Mr.. Parrs' motion to recomnit it, occasoned q long
debate after which the Senate adjourned, without
taking the question.


In the House of Representatives. after the usual
number of petitions. in which we observe no dm'nu-
ton as the session advances the two resolutions o-
fered by Mr.. Weems, one calling on the Secretary
OF War for information relative to the manner OF
appointing Cadets and the other requiring from the
Secretary Of the Navy information On the subject OF
Navy Officers, were taken up and agreed to. The
House, in Committee of the Whole on the State o
the Union, went through the bill making appropria
tons for the Military Service. in which some amend
ments, offered by Mr.. M'Duffie. were adopted. Thu
Committee then took up the bill making appropria
| tions for the Indian Department. and made SOM
progress in it, but rose without coming to any de
| cisson upon it. The Committee reported the frs
| bill and amendments to the House.